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This is a discussion on Skate park within the Critiques forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; This is my first photo posted so be nice. Image of local skate park with some great concrete shapes....

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    This is my first photo posted so be nice. Image of local skate park with some great concrete shapes.
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    Love the tones in this B&W. Nice work Nijip. Welcome to the forum. I hope you are enjoy your stay.
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    The only thing i can see that may need a wee bit of adjustment is the top prop looking thing... maybe a bit of lightening it up
    i like the sculptural aspect of it too!

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    Very well done. This shows a degree of creativity and I like it a lot.
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    nice shot! i love the contrast and the vignetting, the only real problem i have with this shot is the corner of the manual box at the bottom of the picture, it looks to be at a weird angle and IMO is very distracting. But i don't want to see it go, maybe if it was shot at a lower angle, and centered the corner,the lines might work a little better and you could get a dof that would create eye flow to all those lovely shapes in the background. i feel it would improve this shot greatly.
    but still not a bad shot by any means! Its perfect to have a skater overcrook that rainbow rail! (sorry i am assuming you shoot skate, if you don't that was all gibberish!lol)
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    Thanks for the advice folks. I'll try some dodging and burning... which i learnt from a previous podcast and see if i can improve it.

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    I like this shot. Great shapes and graphic quality.
    A couple of things struck me right away.
    - Parts of the image are a bit dark and would benefit from levels/curves play and dodging.
    - Because the image is so graphic I think I'd like to see even more sharpness throughout. This may have been best chosen by the smallest aperture possible.
    - I'm not sure the bottom half of the photo is as strong as the top half; my eye seems to linger at the top half
    - The shot is slightly crooked.

    It's still a strong image but I think some more PP play could make it even stronger.
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