Activity for User 671 - Pierre Williot - pwilliot@mac.com

avatar
Avatar

Close this Tab when done

1424 Comments / 579 Replies Posted

  = Current Round   = Previous Round
Group Round C/R Comment Date Image
69 Oct 20 Comment I Greoffrey,
I agree with all the above comments. I am curious about his eye. Is this a reflection of his cheek on the lower portion of his eye? I would tone down, if not over exposed, the top if it's head and neck.
Beautiful bird. So sad about all the fires.		 Oct 16th
69 Oct 20 Comment Nicely done, even with a slow shutter speed.
I personally like the vertical crop but would tone down a bit the highlights around the stem. Really nice light.
Love it!		 Oct 16th
69 Oct 20 Comment I completely agree with all the previous comments. Very nice progression in learning how to edit photography.
As a suggestion: When looking in your vewfinder/screen, try to work on your composition - odd numbers are mentioned above are normally more appealing. In the original imabe the marble edge could have been avoided and the top flower could have been included. I really like how you remove distrators, although a little too much darkening on the upper end.
Great. Keep on practicing.		 Oct 16th
69 Oct 20 Comment I love it. Just wonderful.
This bird is thinking: Don't mess with me - I am a Raptor!
The dark background and soft light accentuate the feeling of power in this bird. Very nice texture. 		Oct 16th
69 Oct 20 Comment Thank you for all these comments and suggestions. I totally agree with the grass is a little too saturated and bright. Oct 16th
69 Oct 20 Comment Beautiful, serene, energizing, calming, fantastic...
Very nice lines, soft colors, reflection (was it from water or heat?)
I do not have any problem with the off center panoramic view. The reflection line/horizon is very suiting at half height.
I do not mind the other photographer. Could be a way to interest children in searching for it! (p.s.: I work with children all day....)		 Oct 16th
69 Oct 20 Comment Could he be practicing tai-chi or yoga? I love skin texture brought up by the light. This could also be great as a B&W.
Very nicely done.

p.s.: As a Urologist, I noted that there is an "extra" hind leg. To answer Dean, I think I know what he was thinking about!		 Oct 16th
7 comments - 0 replies for Group 69
70 Oct 20 Comment Nice work. I love your cropping. For my own taste, this is a little oversaturated.
Oct 16th
70 Oct 20 Comment Lovely. I like the offsetting of your very wide angle capture. The way you did it minimize the curving of the forefront hedge and put the flowers in a better perspective. Nice sky and texture of this barn. Very nice donkeys adding to this contry context. Oct 16th
70 Oct 20 Comment Very nice. I normally use bracketing - multiple images with significant underexposure to try keeping the details in the bright area (sun).
I like the composition and mood. Very realistic.		 Oct 16th
70 Oct 20 Comment WOW! Lovely orange hour + patterns + farmers silhouettes and mirror image. Nice texture/details. Calming. Story telling. This is the kind of image that transport me in another word.
Very well mastered. Congratulation!		 Oct 16th
70 Oct 20 Comment Hi Todd,
I really like your composition. All in focus. Moody. Nice gradations.
I like your idea of a B&W conversion with the light is on the harsh side (the colors become undersaturated/washed out anyway...).
Thanks for sharing.		 Oct 16th
70 Oct 20 Comment Thanks for these nice comments. I really like the change of seasons. I am pretty sure that I would miss the snow and the mood variations that the changes of seasons is providing. Oct 16th
70 Oct 20 Comment Hi Lamar,
I agree with the above comments. Interesting reflection on our views been tinted with the present Covid pandemic. Parent and child on both side railings closer in proximity and lonely adult far from everyone.
In general, animal separation is more appealing in nature photography.
Interesting hybrid of Nature/Landscape photography. Well handled.
I agree with Kathryn - maybe "un-sharpening" the right railing would help.		 Oct 16th
70 Oct 20 Reply You are funny....
I love photography during cold weather. The air is dryer, leading to less haze/better clarity. 32F is not that bad, providing that one wear appropriate clothing.
It is less pleasant once the temperature is below 0F, especially if it is windy (in open space)
Tips:
1) Dress warmly - multiple layers - breathable material (otherwise one can become sweaty on long walks and then get cold because of this) - avoid cotton (wool is very nice).
2) Nice to have thin gloves, to provide access to the camera functions associated with a mitten allowing to expose the fingers temporarily. Windproof material helps. It is also possible to insert finger warmers in the portion of the mitten that can flip
3) always carry several extra batteries - keep them right on you to keep them warm. cold temperatures
4) do not change your lens.... cover the camera and wait for it to get warm back home before opening - this is to avoid condensation (needed for very cold temperatures)
Thanks for the cropping suggestion.		 Oct 6th
7 comments - 1 reply for Group 70
14 comments - 1 reply Total

252 Images Posted

  = Current Round   = Previous Round
Group 63

Dec 25
Nov 25
Oct 25
Sep 25
Jul 25
Jun 25
May 25
Apr 25
Mar 25
Feb 25
Jan 25
Dec 24

Nov 24
Oct 24
Sep 24
Aug 24
Group 67

Sep 18
Aug 18
Jul 18
Jun 18
May 18
Apr 18
Mar 18
Feb 18
Jan 18
Nov 17
Dec 17
Oct 17

Sep 17
Aug 17
Jul 17
Jun 17
May 17
Apr 17
Mar 17
Feb 17
Jan 17
Group 69

Jan 26
Dec 25
Nov 25
Oct 25
Sep 25
Aug 25
Jul 25
Jun 25
Apr 25
Mar 25
Feb 25
Jan 25

Dec 24
Nov 24
Oct 24
Sep 24
Aug 24
Jul 24
Jun 24
May 24
Apr 24
Mar 24
Feb 24
Jan 24

Dec 23
Nov 23
Sep 23
Jul 23
Jun 23
May 23
Apr 23
Mar 23
Feb 23
Jan 23
Dec 22
Nov 22

Oct 22
Sep 22
Aug 22
Jul 22
Jun 22
May 22
Apr 22
Mar 22
Feb 22
Jan 22
Dec 21
Nov 21

Oct 21
Sep 21
Aug 21
Jun 21
May 21
Apr 21
Mar 21
Feb 21
Jan 21
Dec 20
Nov 20
Oct 20

Sep 20
Aug 20
Jul 20
Jun 20
May 20
Apr 20
Feb 20
Jan 20
Dec 19
Nov 19
Oct 19
Sep 19

Aug 19
Jul 19
Jun 19
May 19
Apr 19
Mar 19
Feb 19
Jan 19
Dec 18
Nov 18
Oct 18
Sep 18

Aug 18
Jul 18
Jun 18
Apr 18
Mar 18
Feb 18
Jan 18
Dec 17
Nov 17
Oct 17
Sep 17
Aug 17

Jul 17
Jun 17
May 17
Apr 17
Mar 17
Feb 17
Jan 17
Group 70

Jan 26
Dec 25
Nov 25
Oct 25
Sep 25
Aug 25
Jul 25
Jun 25
May 25
Apr 25
Mar 25
Feb 25

Jan 25
Dec 24
Nov 24
Oct 24
Sep 24
Aug 24
Jul 24
Jun 24
May 24
Apr 24
Mar 24
Feb 24

Jan 24
Dec 23
Nov 23
Oct 23
Sep 23
Aug 23
Jun 23
May 23
Apr 23
Mar 23
Feb 23
Jan 23

Dec 22
Nov 22
Oct 22
Sep 22
Aug 22
Jul 22
Jun 22
May 22
Apr 22
Mar 22
Feb 22
Jan 22

Dec 21
Nov 21
Oct 21
Sep 21
Aug 21
Jun 21
May 21
Apr 21
Mar 21
Feb 21
Jan 21
Dec 20

Nov 20
Oct 20
Sep 20
Aug 20
Jun 20
May 20
Apr 20
Mar 20
Feb 20
Jan 20
Dec 19
Nov 19

Oct 19
Sep 19
Aug 19
Jun 19
May 19
Apr 19
Mar 19
Feb 19
Jan 19
Dec 18
Nov 18
Oct 18

Sep 18
Aug 18
Jun 18
May 18
Apr 18
Mar 18
Feb 18
Jan 18
Dec 17
Nov 17
Oct 17
Sep 17

Aug 17
Jun 17
May 17
Apr 17
Mar 17
Feb 17
Jan 17
Group 77

Apr 19
Mar 19
Feb 19
Jan 19
Dec 18
Nov 18
Oct 18
Sep 18
Aug 18

Close this Tab when done