r/PhotographyAdvice

Could you give me feedback please? I'd like to know if I'm headed the right way. I feel some of these are looking good. Which ones do you like and why?

Shot in raw and edited in lightroom

Ive been trying for a while to do this, but i dont if it looks natural or not. Im very new to photography let alone editing the photos. Im trying to give the cheetah a strong vibe with a nice atmosphere, but I cant seem to highlight the cheetah without making it unnatural. Any advice. The 1st photo is the raw photo. If its not too much to ask id love it if someone could give me an example of how it should be done or maybe a step by step. Thank you in advance!

Was waiting for the sunset, but the kids playing football ended up becoming my favorite part of the frame.

Hello everyone,

I am buying my first camera this week and really like the look of Fujifilm cameras. I have a list of cameras I am looking into and Fujis make up a few of them. Specifically I am looking at the X100vi, XT50, XE5, and the XT5. I want to shoot a lot of street photography and landscapes in national parks. Also on my list I have some full frame Sonys as well, and with that I’m wondering how the low light on the Fujis are since they’re APSC. I’ve seen people do astrophotography and low light shooting in the X100VI. I love the colors on Fujis but know Sonys are great all around. If anyone can offer some advice to me that would be greatly appreciated!

Captured the scene while chilling after office near Baga beach,Goa.

Hello! I’ve been looking and just thinking about recreating something like that for my portfolio (like the photos added) and i just can’t put my finger on how to make the photo look like this (earthy, soft, really good quality and just aestheticly pleasing) i really want to make something like this but I am not good at photography yet or lighting…( I do have access to a photography studio, with professional lights) they do feel kinda flat and I think thats what I like about them. Just need advice in general! (Photos are from pinterest)

I would love your honest feedback and opinions on how to improve my photography! I am still pretty new to it and don’t frequently take pictures. P.S. most of these were taken on my phone and a lot of them weren’t very intentional (you can probably tell which ones I tried to use better composition on)

Most of the photography education is about technical stuff, its not wrong, but it will have a limit. I made a video about learning to see, even in the most unexpected places you can take a good photograph!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HKmEzbJXJA