More Over Saturated Photographs (Page 2): I’ll try to soak that all in. I started out with 35mm cameras in 1984 and progressed to Medium Format film. I hated seeing digital come aboard...

Richard1947 Loc: Knoxville, TN

Dr.Nikon wrote:

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I’ll try to soak that all in. I started out with 35mm cameras in 1984 and progressed to Medium Format film. I hated seeing digital come aboard (I think 6 megapixels) but as digital cameras improved I eventually went with the flow and currently own a Nikon D750 with a variety of Nikon lenses. Some of my posts will be in all the cameras I have used and currently use. I will try to identify each in future posts. I don’t mind any kind of criticism as long as it is useful. Purely negative criticism can be expected from some people here, but the majority of feedback on my pictures has been very positive. Thanks again Doc!

Jusayen Loc: Oak Ridge,New Jersey

Hey Rich your photographic eye is like mine, except you have skill. Thanks for sharing all of them.

Richard1947 Loc: Knoxville, TN

Jusayen wrote:

Hey Rich your photographic eye is like mine, except you have skill. Thanks for sharing all of them.

Thanks for looking!

Bubalola Loc: Big Apple, NY

Richard1947 wrote:

I joined the Ugly Hedgehog to learn new techniques, view other photographer's work, and to post some of my own photographs for review. I get it! My pictures are over saturated in many eyes. I would rather be critiqued for my composition than my choice of color. So aside from my over saturation, how's my photographic eye?

Photography as any other art is subjective, and your preferences depend on your background, education, ethnicity, religion and number of other things, including your immediate mood. I do like your style, and over saturation in your works serves as important positive component. Thanks.

Zazzy1 Loc: Northern Ca.

I actually prefer over saturation than undersaturation. Thank you for taking the time to edit your photos. They are lovely.

SonyBug

Richard1947 wrote:

I joined the Ugly Hedgehog to learn new techniques, view other photographer's work, and to post some of my own photographs for review. I get it! My pictures are over saturated in many eyes. I would rather be critiqued for my composition than my choice of color. So aside from my over saturation, how's my photographic eye?

They all look good to me too. Pix one seems to be called "boob ball". Can't figure out what she is doing. the rest, including the sun behind the tree are really good for wall hangers. No matter that some people don't like saturation, it certainly has its place.

John from gpwmi Loc: Michigan

I'm not a fan of extreme saturation, however it works for me on #2 because it comes across as a work of art rather than a photo. To each their own. There's plenty of room in photography for all tastes.

jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

I like your compositions, but, to me, you do over-saturate. Nice catch on the first one!

imagemeister Loc: mid east Florida

Richard1947 wrote:

I joined the Ugly Hedgehog to learn new techniques, view other photographer's work, and to post some of my own photographs for review. I get it! My pictures are over saturated in many eyes. I would rather be critiqued for my composition than my choice of color. So aside from my over saturation, how's my photographic eye?

Yes, some are over saturated by most standards. Compositions are GOOD - except for Pigeon Point - too much boring fore ground.
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sbschippers Loc: Baltimore MD

You are one of the best photographers ever!

camerapapi Loc: Miami, Fl.

I would say excellent.

maxlieberman Loc: 19027

In film days, I shot with Fuji films because they were more saturated than Kodak or Konica films. I like the more saturated look.

sergio

horrible!

RWCRNC Loc: Pennsylvania

Very good shots. I actually like the one sunset and the other mountain landscape a lot

blacks2 Loc: SF. Bay area

Super nice.