*Critique Club*
I really like this setup. I think it's a great way to display your photos!
There are 2 things that stand out to me in this shot.
First are the yellow spots. they seem to be on the wall and on the photos. I'm not really sure what's causing this, so I can't really make any suggestions on how to fix it.
The other thing I'm noticing is the glare on the first photo to the left. To the top of that photo, there is a really bright area. I can't tell if this is on the actual photo, or if it's a result of the bright lighting in THIS photo.
The lighting seems just a little bright, but I like the shadows, so I probably wouldn't change that at all.
Focus and clarity look good to me as well. We can see into the photos, and we do get some nice detail out of them as well. They almost tell us a story about your Home Sweet Home.
The angle really draws us into the photo. Takes us down the line one by one seeing into your home life.
A very nice display.
~Heather~
This is nicely composed and exposed. I like the arrangement of pictures. I think it might be suffering from noise or moire or something. You might try passing the picture through Neat Image to see if that helps.
This one really strikes me -- I like the concept, the only thing that doesn't work for me is that the picture on the left isn't pure B&W like the others. I find that distracting. Other than that, very nice!
Hey thanks for the good idea. I was just trying to figure out how to display some of my photos, and this is a great one! I like the photo too, by the way!
Hmmmm... this is almost cheating since you're cramming 7-8 photos into the challenge. Nice tactic!!!
There is some yellow pixellation throughout the photo, Im assuming from low, probably indoor light. I think maybe a different crop and perspective could have given us better reference for how this line is hanging. But otherwise I'm hooked on the concept....
Interesting. I like what you did here. I do wish the back wall had a little more color to add something to the photo. Maybe you should have put these pictures against a feltboard or something. Nice photography in the pic.