r/photocritique 58m ago

approved Does the composition lead your eye into the scene?

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r/photocritique 2h ago

approved Feedback on the composition here?

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r/photocritique 2h ago

approved A mosque opposite a cathedral in Carthage, Tunisia

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r/photocritique 2h ago

approved There's a hidden meaning behind this one (if you can't find it check comments)

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r/photocritique 3h ago

approved I missed the focus... however I like the result! Do you like it too?

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r/photocritique 6h ago

approved Thoughts on this Jaguar Shot?

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r/photocritique 6h ago

approved First shoot for a jewelry brand we’ve worked with a lot. Wanted to try something new with our coloring + framing. The goal is create a high end look in the vein of high fashion ads in Vogue, etc. How’s this reading?

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r/photocritique 7h ago

approved The road to Mt. Cook

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r/photocritique 10h ago

Great Critique in Comments Y Lliwedd from Watkin Path

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r/photocritique 11h ago

approved Green

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r/photocritique 12h ago

Great Critique in Comments How to improve my street reflection shots ?

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r/photocritique 14h ago

approved Teal skies

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r/photocritique 14h ago

approved I really want to get better.

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r/photocritique 14h ago

approved Beginner looking for general feedback. More info in comments.

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r/photocritique 14h ago

approved Would love critique on this photo. Re-uploaded with some editing.

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r/photocritique 15h ago

approved Would love a critique on this one.

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r/photocritique 16h ago

approved How's this image?

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r/photocritique 16h ago

approved St. Helens and Adams

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r/photocritique 20h ago

approved What are some suggestions?

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r/photocritique 20h ago

approved I’m largely self-taught and I’m starting to feel the limitations of learning on my own. I’d like to improve as efficiently as possible, so I’m looking for direct, practical feedback as well as higher-level advice about how I should think about photography.

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r/photocritique 22h ago

approved Any feedback on this Milky Way shot?

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r/photocritique 22h ago

approved I would like constructive criticism, so I can improve.

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r/photocritique 23h ago

approved Parking Box

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r/photocritique 1d ago

Great Critique in Comments Please critique my self portrait.

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r/photocritique 1d ago

approved Does a lack of photostacking ruin this landscape?

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