Roses and Flowers

Another summer-time set of photos, took these whilst doing National Citizen Service. It was a wonderful day with the heatwave :lit:
Tell me what you think about them, I love the feedback <3

Roses are red
violets are blue.
God made me sexy
what happened to you? <3

Nice pictures

12-11-2017, 03:02 AM

lollerenwang Wrote: Roses are red
violets are blue.
God made me sexy
what happened to you? <3

Nice pictures

Best reply I've read about these lmao.

12-11-2017, 03:06 AM

DreadBlue Wrote: Best reply I've read about these lmao.

Ahah we need some good and funny stuff here

Your pictures are genuinely nice and could do well to any calendar xD.
By the way, did you apply any post processing to 2nd image or you got these colors originally?

Looks pretty cool tbh bro, i like it! I did NCS some great views, wish i took more pictures tbh!

12-11-2017, 04:44 PM

KRiMZ Wrote: Your pictures are genuinely nice and could do well to any calendar xD.
By the way, did you apply any post processing to 2nd image or you got these colors originally?

I just emphasized the blue in the flowers and a little contrast

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12-11-2017, 04:45 PM

DistortionUK Wrote: Looks pretty cool tbh bro, i like it! I did NCS some great views, wish i took more pictures tbh!

it's great

I like the matte effect on the second one; good job yet again

I like how it looks vintage, but at the end of the day it looks like instagram filters. It's a popular style indie photographers like using.

When I first started taking pictures, I would take a picture of everything. Many times flowers and plants because it was easy and available.

Now I'm more careful of the pictures I take. I look around and try to find things (objects, landscape, scenery) that are odd, uncommon, and its composition can't be similarly recreated unless you were in that exact location.

After looking at your pictures, most of what I see are basic snap and go shots. Trust me, if you take the time to venture out and find surreal spots or objects (especially when it's cloudy or sunset), you'll be able to take more unique photographs that have that out of this world feel.

I like how it looks vintage, but at the end of the day it looks like instagram filters. It's a popular style indie photographers like using.

When I first started taking pictures, I would take a picture of everything. Many times flowers and plants because it was easy and available.

Now I'm more careful of the pictures I take. I look around and try to find things (objects, landscape, scenery) that are odd, uncommon, and its composition can't be similarly recreated unless you were in that exact location.

After looking at your pictures, most of what I see are basic snap and go shots. Trust me, if you take the time to venture out and find surreal spots or objects (especially when it's cloudy or sunset), you'll be able to take more unique photographs that have that out of this world feel.

12-11-2017, 08:22 PM

Ballerushi Wrote: I like the matte effect on the second one; good job yet again

Thank you <3

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13-11-2017, 04:30 PM

Bubble Wrote: I like how it looks vintage, but at the end of the day it looks like instagram filters. It's a popular style indie photographers like using.

When I first started taking pictures, I would take a picture of everything. Many times flowers and plants because it was easy and available.

Now I'm more careful of the pictures I take. I look around and try to find things (objects, landscape, scenery) that are odd, uncommon, and its composition can't be similarly recreated unless you were in that exact location.

After looking at your pictures, most of what I see are basic snap and go shots. Trust me, if you take the time to venture out and find surreal spots or objects (especially when it's cloudy or sunset), you'll be able to take more unique photographs that have that out of this world feel.

It's a good thought, I've recently been trying to create abstract with ordinary sights in life and Liverpool is a wonderful place to try find that. But thank you on the feedback <3 I'll probably drift away from the vintage style unless I used SLR film cameras