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C'mon now there's gotta be some critiquing on these shots.

heres my feedback - those are mad good, I'm really digging the third one of the snowboarder. Ive been wanting to do an urban shoot at night but I dont have lights.

I told you today already, but I love the shot of the snowboarder. So well framed.

1. Yep, maybe let the stairs finish and not chop off the last one, but yep.
2. I feel like this is a classic, I had to look around for a minute to figure out what the fuck was going on, then I saw it and chuckled. However, had he been still on the rail at the time, Im not sure if I would like it.
3. Id like to see full res, or at least higher.. it looks like his hand is kind of blurry, but I cant tell since its small.
4. Consider chopping off a slight bit off the left side? The piece of chair kind of bothers me, and you already cut the flag, so might as well just keep going.
5. I really wish he was a bit higher up, there just seems like too much negative space above the rider. However I like the fisheye on this shot, since putting him so far away makes the shot seem much more epic than it may have been. (Not that your fisheye use bothered me as much as you wrote that it might.)


You got great timing, and good shots, almost makes me wish I shot more this season instead of skiing hah.. Any things that need fixed are very minute.

Thanks for the critiquing, gotta keep that shit in mind when I'm shooting now.

Keep it coming.

I really liked all of them, especially the first. they all have great exposure and framing. but what is the second one of?

You captured a good moment on the second, but I've always thought framing through a fence was kinda overdone. Still an aesthetically pleasing shot, I'm sure the skier is stoked to see that even though that probably hurt.

the first shot is awsome, as well as the third.

Probably should have thrown a little caption on that one aha. It's of a buddy's attempt at a lip 270 on, tip caught and taco'd the rail.

That one was actually framed through the bars underneath the skier in the first shot.

Nice work