Sea Coast - Babolsar-Iran

[Meisam]

Here are some shots I did today, I wish to know what do you friends think about those... Thanks!

[Donald]

Meisam

In order to get detailed comments on an image, you will find that it is better to post one image at a time, rather series, such as here, of 5 images. It is very difficult for people to give a detailed critique of 5 images all at once.

However, in overall terms, I think this is a very good set of images. There are, I believe, strong subjects in each and the pictures are well composed.

[Meisam]

Thanks Donald,

I just didn't want to load forum with five separate posts at once... I will post one photo per posts, Thanks for your advice.

And thanks for your warm words. I am really trying hard to concentrate on composition and subjects also light and shadows. I am still learning, next week I might go and visit another place, this time it is a river, I hope I can find nice S curve there. +_+

Meisam

[Donald]

Meisam

What you might find most useful is to post one image and then wait maybe 2 days before posting another. This gives people time to comment before they see the next image from you. I know some people do not do this, but I think it is appropriate not to overload people with my images and ask them to comment.

It is very helpful to know what it is you are concentrating on in these images. That helps people direct their comments to these areas. For example, I am now able to say that I think you are securing a very good understanding of the use of light and of composition. Before you pointed this out, I did not know if that was something that occurred by accident or whether it was a skill you were developing.

[FrankMi]

I am really trying hard to concentrate on composition and subjects also light and shadows.

Hi Meisam, take a look at the free Craft & Vision eBook "11 Ways to Improve Your Photography" available at this link...

http://craftandvision.com/books/craft-and-vision/

[Meisam]

Hi Meisam, take a look at the free Craft & Vision eBook "11 Ways to Improve Your Photography" available at this link...

http://craftandvision.com/books/craft-and-vision/

Thanks dude,
I am sure it helps...

[Geoff F]

I particularly like that strange creature crawling out of the sea in the first image.

[arith]

I like the B+W ones; especially the second.