Colours of life critique

Hi My name is Alex And i am from México City i dont really have an academic preparation on the photography field but i do my best and i would like feedback on my work from a profesional point because i want to do it better so i can become a professional on the field and start my own business. Thanks for the tutorials they have helped me in ways i would never imagine.

Alex

thank you for the time to make this submission. I see you are trying to get feedback for your photos and that is a good sign for me. I beleive your photos are not consistent in tmers of subject, quality or intent. They look random and taken by chance. Except the first one that you have named “the colours of life” the others 2 look like anyone could have taken them

The Colours of life

I enjoy the image, the intent was the highlight a nice colour texture on a building? I am a bit confused as I see some photoshop happening here, also the subject is too big in the image. It is overpowering and it does not breathe. I see an awning on the bottom which leds me to believe this is top floow of a building. The trees look photo shopped.

where is this image taken? what was your intention to show

Image below underexposed, no consideration for light, composition, just random. If I would shoot against the light, I would create this as a silhouette. Please have a look on the other images submitted by others and ask yourself is this image belongs here?

The image scared me…A sinister clown, too big for whoever wears it, direct flash on it…again, strong scary image, not sure belongs here

Alex

if you really have an intent to have your work criticised and get some value out of it, I am going to propose you a photo assignment. Please take your camera, take a series of pictures on a theme named “rhythm” and send the best 3. Please take a bit of time to think and get back to me if you are serious about learning

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