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[phuketrichard]

Hi Rather than post 1 or 2 pics

Please take a look at the photos i have up at Zenfolio;

The ones of india, Nepal etc are scanned from Slides so are not the quality of the newer ones i am shooting now that i live over here in Cambodia.

http://phuket.zenfolio.com/

[neion2000]

Hi Rather than post 1 or 2 pics

Please take a look at the photos i have up at Zenfolio;

The ones of india, Nepal etc are scanned from Slides so are not the quality of the newer ones i am shooting now that i live over here in Cambodia.

http://phuket.zenfolio.com/

Very nice..

[The Vulcan]

As this is the section for "evaluate my photograph" I would say that most, if not all, of the shots in Cambodia have a very severe colour cast and are oversaturated.

Maybe your screen needs calibrating.

The content is reasonable but I find the above issues distracting

[baahjun]

Seems to me that almost all of them are oversaturated and have a color problem(and lots of blown out highlights), and I agree with Vulcan, that is very distracting ?

Also I would be more selective, there are too many pix to keep me interested, if you select the three best ones out of every gallery you still have 45 images that would be more than enough to make up a good portfolio.

Having said that there are some very good shots.

ps. if your camera has a grid that you can turn on, that would help you getting the horizon more straight :-)

[tampasailor]

Seems to me that almost all of them are oversaturated and have a color problem(and lots of blown out highlights), and I agree with Vulcan, that is very distracting ?

Also I would be more selective, there are too many pix to keep me interested, if you select the three best ones out of every gallery you still have 45 images that would be more than enough to make up a good portfolio.

Having said that there are some very good shots.

ps. if your camera has a grid that you can turn on, that would help you getting the horizon more straight :-)

Your tilted horizons can be easily corrected in many image programs and some great shots recovered. Photoshop can do this as well as Thumbs+ and many others.

[phuketrichard]

Thanks, I will look into the overstauration

[astral]

Check out the Monitor Callibration Wizard recommended by Vulcan earlier in 2008.