Timothy O. Sutherlannd
Views: 13257 Jobs: 49 Location: Bend OR, United States Specialty: Black & White Experience: 20+ Years Web site: Facebook: Linkedin: Studied with Ansel Adams in the 70's at Yosemite. Worked mostly in 4x5. Sponsored by Ilford, Hasselblad,Calumet,Polaroid,Gitzo and others. Led workshops into the Four corners area of the Southwest. Publish 13 posters which are sold at many National Parks Visitors Centers. Sold my Gallery in Taos, NM and retired to Bend, Oregon where I have a new Canon iPF8300 44" wide printer and do printing for photographers worldwide.Did a Navajo portrait project in 2001 at Canyon De Chelley AZ, first time since Edward Curtis an Anglo was offered this opportunity. Recently switched to Canon digital and seem to be happy with it. Views: 2164 Photographer: miranda maybelle david Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I actually like the photo, It just has some points, that if taken into consideration next time would really make a difference. One thing Brett Weston used to say is "... Views: 6336 Photographer: anne meagher Category: Outdoor Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd This is one of those shots that when first glancing at it captures your eye, and that's what it's all about in any art form. The use and forethought of a tripod is im... Views: 2783 Photographer: Hannah Powley Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd In general I really like this photo, however something keeps taking me back to it looking for something that bothers me. It's the horizontal lines.There are too many.... Views: 2013 Photographer: baris bakirci Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I don't think it quite works, I would look for more opportunities with the info in this critique in hand and see what happens. Views: 1854 Photographer: Kristol Canterbury Category: Nature Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I am not sure of what you really wanted in this photograph. It is very busy and does not really speak to any one element of the photograph such as the stream, the tre... Views: 2692 Photographer: Patrick McMahan Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I absolutely love this shot and short with the D70 for years. I do want you to look at where you place the center of interest though. It can make or break an image. Views: 10256 Photographer: Ana Isabel Martinez Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd In general I'm not into "Artsy" photos but this one took me by surprise. One thing I was taught years ago is that you can line up 10 photos on a wall and your eye wil... Views: 2379 Photographer: Patrick McMahan Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I don't generally give such glowing reviews but I think this photo with it's simplicity and feel of nostalgia is a very well executed example of the use of film and g... Views: 2226 Photographer: Mehmet Ataman Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I like what you attempted but without a single point of interest I can't give a higher score. Views: 1890 Photographer: Mehmet Ataman Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I think this is a nice shot and you should do more like this, changing light conditions will challenge your creativity Views: 1932 Photographer: Harold Barnett Category: Nature Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I line the subject a lot, however it has been done so many times that it loses a bit of it's luster. I would look for a different interpretation of this scene to demo... Views: 1622 Photographer: Harold Barnett Category: Nature Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd A typical shot from the bridge but very pretty, Ansel said he took thousands of photos a year but if he 12 good ones" got 12 good ones he considered them a success so... Views: 1804 Photographer: Harold Barnett Category: Nature Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I like this a lot like the others. Views: 2410 Photographer: Marta Everest Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd This photo speaks to me> I can see innocence,wonder, apprehension and many other emotions. It IS a timeless photo that you should be proud of Views: 2031 Photographer: Patrick McMahan Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd This is a beautiful, well composed photograph and you should be proud of it. Views: 2876 Photographer: Marco Chavez Category: Portrait Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd Again, I LOVE this shot, it is unusual to sense the intimacy in a male shot of this type with a baby, I find it charming and a genre way overdue and beautifully done. Views: 2121 Photographer: Ana Isabel Martinez Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd In spite of my problem with the buildings to the right, I think this is a gorgeous shot showing a beautiful flowing structure, beautifully lit to define it's shape. T... Views: 2283 Photographer: Ana Isabel Martinez Category: Nature Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd As I have said in this critique, this is one rare photo! I would love so see it printed around 20x30 on a nice rag paper and appropriately framed for exhibition. Ever... Views: 1949 Photographer: Ana Isabel Martinez Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I really like your search for dramatic photos and have always believed we photographers migrate towards what we have a true affinity for and it shows in the photos of... Views: 2001 Photographer: Ana Isabel Martinez Category: People Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I absolutely live dramatic black and white portraits like my Navajo project, they are timeless and precious in their own right. Views: 2017 Photographer: Ana Isabel Martinez Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I couldn't give this a higher rating! I love this shot and think you are building an important body of work. Views: 1660 Photographer: Ana Isabel Martinez Category: Still life Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I like it but it has some problems as stated above. Views: 1507 Photographer: Ana Isabel Martinez Category: Travel Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I really like all of the detail this photo provides and especially the color and the subject. Your work has a genuine powerful evolution that I see as a dramatic way ... Views: 1850 Photographer: Dave Chapman Category: Fine art Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd It's pretty cool and I think you did a pretty good job of portraying what you wanted but it just doesn't "Grab" me for some reason. Views: 2176 Photographer: Dave Chapman Category: Fine art Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd Really nice colorful shot, I think it would print up quite large and look very nice on a gallery wall. Views: 1778 Photographer: Dave Chapman Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd It's a learning process and I think you did an good job, just keep a few of these things in mind. Views: 1538 Photographer: Dave Chapman Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd Very nice shot, could use a little fixing before you hang it in a gallery. Views: 2001 Photographer: Dave Chapman Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd Really a very nice shot, one to be proud of. Views: 1687 Photographer: Dave Chapman Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd Very nice shot, you could do a series of fruits and veggies and get a lot or experience in lighting and DOF with these items. Views: 1456 Photographer: Dave Chapman Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd This photo created an immediate uneasiness to me. I think you could have done better Views: 1533 Photographer: Dave Chapman Category: Fine art Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd Nice shot, frame this one. Views: 1583 Photographer: Dave Chapman Category: Fine art Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I like over the top colorful photos and your shots here in color are very nice, simple and effective for the viewer. Views: 1928 Photographer: Ana Isabel Martinez Category: Architectual Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I really like your photos and see you have many opportunities there where you live. Keep seeking more challenges and don't be afraid to make a few mistakes, that's ho... Views: 1515 Photographer: Terry Abell Category: Fine art Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd This is a nice shot but could use some of the adjustments noted above to make it a great shot. Views: 1753 Photographer: joe jett Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd Joe, I think you nailed it. There are so many opportunities there around the Southwest so shoot tons of photos and you will have a great portfolio some day. Ansel Ada... Views: 1473 Photographer: Melanie magary Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd Beautiful photo, you have the "Eye" is looks like, practice, practice, practice!!! :) Views: 1568 Photographer: Ana Isabel Martinez Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I really love your photos Ana and it looks like you are on your way to a very nice portfolio and maybe a "One woman show" somewhere. Views: 1872 Photographer: Ana Isabel Martinez Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I absolutely love this and you should be very proud of it joining your collection. Views: 1448 Photographer: Leonard Aschenbrand Category: Nature Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd The shot is nice but you will need a lot of them to pick the best from. Views: 1254 Photographer: Leonard Aschenbrand Category: Nature Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd Leonard, I really like this shot but you really have to be dedicated to do these with professionalism. It takes time patience and money to do it right. You can just s... Views: 1288 Photographer: Leonard Aschenbrand Category: Nature Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd Nice shot but again these are tough to do well. That's why the bird shooting pros get the big bucks :) Views: 1540 Photographer: Melanie magary Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I really like this shot Melanie. You obviously had a purpose in mind when you shot it. This is "previsualation" as in seeing what you wanted prior to actually shootin... Views: 1341 Photographer: Leonard Aschenbrand Category: Nature Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd This is a really nice photo that would reproduce in a smaller print in a generous frame. Views: 1347 Photographer: Leonard Aschenbrand Category: Nature Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd Nice shot Jon, but as I've critiqued above and below it could use a little help. Views: 1276 Photographer: Leonard Aschenbrand Category: Nature Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd Really nice sharp colorful shot Jon, I think you can frame and print both of these in a nice wooden frame with possibly a linen Matt complimentary to the subject they... Views: 1515 Photographer: Leonard Aschenbrand Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd Leonard, just like your last shot I critiqued, this is beautiful. Why don't you try to do more and get a portfolio put together of these shots and approach a gallery ... Views: 1704 Photographer: Ana Isabel Martinez Category: Animal Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd Anabel, once again you have blown me away! This is a real departure from what I have seen from you before but shows your versatility. I used to do nothing but black a... Views: 1360 Photographer: Leonard Aschenbrand Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd Probably not my favorite shot of yours but I am impressed with your ability to use all the tools you have to accomplish your vision, it just takes a lot of images and... Views: 1131 Photographer: Leonard Aschenbrand Category: Nature Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd Not overly impressed with this shot Leonard. If you are going to do bird shots it takes a mountain of patience and one out of a hundred are really worth saving, so yo... Views: 1398 Photographer: Leonard Aschenbrand Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd Nice shot for training your eye and other shooting skills, if you are shooting in Central Park, try some shots under the little bridge there. There is sometimes a vio... Views: 1329 Photographer: Leonard Aschenbrand Category: Pet Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd Pretty picture a bit cliche' but as I said I love cats :) Views: 1240 Photographer: Leonard Aschenbrand Category: Nature Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I think this is a beautiful shot Leonard! Views: 1165 Photographer: Leonard Aschenbrand Category: Nature Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I still like this shot but it does have a few problems that can be fixed easily. Views: 1267 Photographer: Leonard Aschenbrand Category: Architectual Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I like the shot Leonard, It is a good opportunity to learn how to do these types of shots and it takes practice, just be aware of your horizontal and parallel lines a... Views: 1282 Photographer: Leonard Aschenbrand Category: Architectual Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I think your use of the PS CS3 to post process your images to get a silhouette is working for you and is a good learning process. Views: 1238 Photographer: Leonard Aschenbrand Category: Architectual Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I actually like this version better inverted. I'm not sure why but the gentle colors and the inverted statue still looks like stone and works pretty well, I'm glad yo... Views: 1117 Photographer: Leonard Aschenbrand Category: People Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I actually have a friend over as I was working on your critiques and she really liked this one also, journalistic shooting is very tough but keep it up and if you nev... Views: 1053 Photographer: Leonard Aschenbrand Category: Architectual Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I'm not overly impressed with the "Reason" behind this shot. The technical aspects are fine but it does not tell enough of a store to interest the average viewer. Views: 1080 Photographer: Leonard Aschenbrand Category: Nature Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd Nice shot Leonard however it may be more prudent to wait for a more "perfect" specimen of a bird as this one has some missing feathers Views: 1061 Photographer: Leonard Aschenbrand Category: Architectual Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd It's not my favorite the last one had more personal interest but it is a nice training ground. Views: 1244 Photographer: Leonard Aschenbrand Category: Nature Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd Really nice bird shot, you are improving. As I said way back when, birds,animals, and children are tough! Views: 1043 Photographer: Leonard Aschenbrand Category: Nature Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd Really like this one too Leonard but remember the exposure for light and dark subjects can be adjusted in Photoshop as long as the basic exposure has enough information, Views: 1064 Photographer: Kurt Seljeseth Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd Kurt, this is a nice shot but not one worthy of professional comparison. I like that you set out with your Daughter to capture Reindeer and you did that, but as a res... Views: 1297 Photographer: Ana Isabel Martinez Category: Still life Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I love it! The square composition reminds me of my Hasselblad days! The stem in the lower left works perfectly in a square composition and it's out of focus does not ... Views: 1099 Photographer: Carmen Williams Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd Carmen, I like the shot a lot, I wish there would have been a bunch of clouds in it though, it is a little "simple" without them but it IS a nice shot. Views: 808 Photographer: Reg Valliere Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd It's a nice attempt at a weathered building however It just seems to miss for some reason. First impressions of the viewer are either "It works or it doesn't" Sometim... Views: 706 Photographer: John Byrne Category: Black & White Photography Critiqued by: Timothy O. Sutherlannd I like it a lot John and since you did so well on this one why don't you go exploring with this genre and see what other kinds of foliage you can work with, pine tree... | |||||||||||