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hi, changed the colour hue, cropped to follow 1/3 rule.

yah, really. the primary purpose of grey card is to meter light. white balancing is really only an issue in digital workflow*; which really shouldn't even be an issue if you're shooting in raw to begin with. simple google search on how to use a grey card...

yup, especially on the blue bear. nonetheless, a very effective composition. ;) nice

;) thanks del for picking up the o'rly question for me! and ya, the shot is a little too small/cropped too tightly for any constructive comments.

nice and effective!! i especially like the way you've cropped your photo. i don't agree that it would be anymore effective when you capture the moment where they actually do what they are doing. the artistic merit in this is that you know that they are communicating. no major comments, but...

if it was around 7 in the evening a shot which reflects the mood and ambience might be more appropriate. adjusting levels or brightness in photoshop is acceptable up to a certain level; past that & the loss of details will make the shot look too artificial. as it is, your shot suggests that it...

The lionfish's body itself looks like it's in focus; it's the little details which seem a little soft; for example if you look at the rocks behind they do not have the kind of sharpness which they should have. ditto that with lines on the left fin. imo, prolly due to movement? I'm going to...

hi, this is from the critique corners guideline. "When You Post: a) Members are only allowed to post ONE image PER week. This is to allow enough time for critiques to be written." but i do get your point. perhaps i'll post 1 image with 3 photos instead as a series. probably more effective...

hi, from what i understand, a ND filter is used to slow down your shutter speed by a certain number of stops. for example, if you're trying to capture a waterfall on a bright day where your shutter speed may be 1/1000 for 0EV, you'd use a ND filter to "slow down" your shutter speed to say...

hi, i think you got it wrong. grey cards are used for metering purposes, not white balancing. ;)

ok i could be misintepreting what you're saying. but er.... 6 pairs of fins?? excluding you + wife, do you have 4 children?? sorry please don't take this the wrong way but it's just very wow!

ok i dont know why but it seems one of my reply from 2 hours ago got lost somewhere. perhaps i closed my ie tab before i posted. ddamd thanks for your long and detailed explanation! I think i am a fairly competent land photographer, and have at least rudimentary knowledge of lighting basics...

don't take this the wrong way... but this is such an "O RLY??" shot!

hi, it's largely about the light; in this case about how people work in terribly underlit spaces. but sigh, if i had to explain it then it's wrooong...

hi, part of the effect. otherwise the UNSW just looks like it's floating out of nowhere. also, it was shot through a polarizing filter.

hi, looks a little too noisy for my liking, with vignetting on the lower corners. was the original underexposed? with shots like these methinks colour would be more effective.

both light and composition are very effective in showing off the subject for the cathedral steps. like it a lot. ;)

hi, i do must state that i'm a total noob to u/water photography! and as much as i tried to read off the web for pointers and tips, it's really difficult to understand what they're talking about. i'm not even sure how an u/w strobe light syncs/mounts onto a camera. ya the s70 does have a...

hi, did this shot for my photography assignment @ uni, and decided to post it up here for comments. it's part of an entire series entitled 'light.space.architecture'. i chose 1 to post up for critique, inline with the forum guideline. all comments welcomed. ;)

Hi guys, i have a canon s70, and the canon housing. i'm kindda toying around the idea with getting a strobe light so that i can introduce some reds and get some 1/2 decent shots. Few questions though... 1) will it help in taking less shaky shots, since i do have more light? or is the...