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smellzlikefish
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Hi deep diver-
Your shots are in focus and seem to be exposed correctly. Their soft points are in the composition. The hawksbill is placed dead-center and has a strange look in its eye. In addition it is swimming straight at the camera. Had you waited a second more, it probably would have turned and put itself at a more amenable angle to show off more of the animal. The other two shots are nice reef shots but seem to be missing a subject. If your subject is the sponge, you should be closer to it and take it from an angle that inspires interest. Like I stated initially, though, they aren't bad pictures; in fact they're pretty good. I just hate it when a critic looks at a picture and says, "nice shot" without giving me any direction to go with it. jIf you want more advice, you might try posting them on a website specifically made for providing criticism such as photo.net.
Your shots are in focus and seem to be exposed correctly. Their soft points are in the composition. The hawksbill is placed dead-center and has a strange look in its eye. In addition it is swimming straight at the camera. Had you waited a second more, it probably would have turned and put itself at a more amenable angle to show off more of the animal. The other two shots are nice reef shots but seem to be missing a subject. If your subject is the sponge, you should be closer to it and take it from an angle that inspires interest. Like I stated initially, though, they aren't bad pictures; in fact they're pretty good. I just hate it when a critic looks at a picture and says, "nice shot" without giving me any direction to go with it. jIf you want more advice, you might try posting them on a website specifically made for providing criticism such as photo.net.
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deepdiver1
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Thank you for providing constructive insight. I will remember the notes for future endeavors.
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