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40th Birthday photography. Help please?

Do you like my photography? Any suggestions?

what do you think of my photography?

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/orry_adams_photography/ Check it out, critique it? 15 years old 6 months of photography.

Good job.

Your pictures aren't saying or showing anything interesting. The first one, for example. What are we supposed to be looking at? It's very confusing to someone viewing the picture. All of your subjects are composed directly in the middle, which makes it lack even more interest. The majority of your photo's are really weak. The composition doesn't give any visual interest, the photo's seem flat, and they're almost all the typical flower shots/stuff that you see when walking down the street. But by far, this is your strongest image. Because there's some interest, because you're not putting all of the information out there, because there's a pure, unposed expression. Unfortunately, I believe this was just a lucky shot. But if you can keep producing images like that one, you have potential.

really good contrast. some of the pictures have small distracting detials that don't really have to do with picture, you should crop them out to make the focus better. i lvoe your bird pictures, though you should try applying the rule of thirds a bit more, it may look a bit better.

16 years old, 10 months of photography and counting :P I think you have a lot of room for improvement well, first of all, I see you like photographing nature.. check it out nature photography, composition is very important. I'd pay close attention to the rule of thirds: not placing the subject in the center of the photograph. You of course don't have to follow it, but sometimes, it can make a photo look more interesting. Try photographing from different angles, and post-processing can work great too. Picnik.com is a simple photo editor that I use and love. And try looking at things from a different perspective. I'm going to be completely honest, most of the photos are just boring and uninteresting. This is probably my favorite photo out of them all. depth of field is really nice, but the photo would be better if the birds were off to the right more, and the fence was straighter. My photos are still not great, but they are much better than before, just look at the end of my photostream. The knowledge and skill doesn't just come overnight. It takes time and practice. Flickr is a great place to begin. I get much of my inspiration from there, and have been ever since I started photographing and uploading last August. There are so many wonderful and talented photographers on Flickr. My biggest advice to you is to explore flickr, and just get out there and practice, practice, practice. It may sound corny, but I'm sure you will have improved within the next few months.