Portrait Photography Critique
Karl provides expert insights and invaluable feedback on your portrait photography in our exclusive critique show! Karl takes a look through a variety of portrait images whether captured in natural light or crafted in a professional studio setup. Gain invaluable perspective from acclaimed photographer Karl Taylor.
This class not only provides an opportunity to refine your own work but also offers a profound learning experience as you witness critiques on fellow photographers' shots, comparing and aligning perspectives to enhance your own artistic vision. Watch now and gain the opportunity to elevate your skills and refine your craft alongside a community of passionate creators.
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Thank you Karl I appreciated you feedback on my image, I will definitely work on making the face the main focus.
Thank you and glad you enjoyed the critique, obviously also take note of the other entries critiques and information too as I think globally this helps provide a better overall understanding of what makes images work.
I seem to have missed the deadline having submitted at 5pm Central Time in the U.S. (11pm in the U.K.). next time, I suppose.
Contact the admin team via email please to see if they can accept the entry.
Hi Karl,
This is unrelated to this topic but didn´t quiet know where to post it, so please excuse me for dropping you a line where I shouldn´t. Looking to buy a sturdy studio tripod that won´t brake the bank. Don´t have room for a studio column. Any advise will be appreciated.
Thanks.
Hi, My favourite sturdy tripod is the Manfrotto 058B. – https://www.manfrotto.com/uk-en/catalogsearch/result/?q=058b
Thank you!
As much as I hate to admit it, submitting an image for this critique required a refresh on understanding file resizing. Also, I was a bit confused by the stated “3000 pixel size on the long edge and 5MB” image submission requirement and then when I got to the point of uploading the file, I saw in the drop box area, the max image size was something like….180 MB?? No worries, I probably missed something in Karl’s image resizing vid that I reviewed over a year ago. Maybe he’ll quickly address this during the actual critique.
Hi, I don’t think our system will accept 180mb so that might be a type on our part. If the image is 3000 pixels on the longest edge and saved as Jpeg it should only be around 2 to 5mb.
This image was produced for a social media account.The client was very happy with the treatments that were applied . Cheers,John.