JE River

It may be assumed they left in bad terms. For guys that have been with this outfit for so long, if they were just moving on in their lives, you would expect there to have been a big farewell ...

First shot is most excellent. Lovely work.

I like the aesthetic of #3. Nice, rustic tones really fit the whole scene. Composition works great.

I like #2. Good balance of light there. Makes it feel like the place is right on my screen. Great work.

I did a very thorough review of the KamLan 50mm f1.1 II lens. It can give you an idea of the quality they are putting out with newer...

I don't know man, that's a pretty sweet photo! The composition is great and the movement is unique. Plus, the clouds above work great as a framing element instead of open sky. I think this is a ...

I like #3 most. Great work all around. For the night shot, did you use a double fog filter on the lens, or was the star glow from actual atmospheric conditions?

Nice timing! I've tried this before, but always got the timing wrong.

#3 is my fave. Lovely color and water movement.

Very simple, yet effective composition. I think the sort of flat light actually plays nicely with the feel of the scene.

I love the tones and shapes here. Great work.

What happens if my opponent sinks my Sony a6500 battery ship?

#3 is my fave. Great shots. Some have a sort of retro film look from the 70's that is neat.

That third one is quite confusing, in a good way. Great abstracts!

Love this shot! Usually I would prefer a bit more detail in the deep shadows, but I think it works well here to simplify the image. Great work.

OK, that's freaking awesome! Incredible light!

@Erez Marom

Dude, that reply was not called for. Very unprofessional. I would ask DPR mods to have it removed, honestly. If you're going to write articles that tend to draw a lot of criticism, you...

If you want to get better at compositions, just take many, many, many photos, and look at many, many, many photos online. Your subconscious mind will adapt and perform much better in the long run...

I once wrote a 540 page guide book for landscape photography. When I was at the composition point of my work, I decided to leave that out completely.

Why?

Because at that point I realized I was...

I used to think in terms of lines and balance and weights, when I was a lot greener in photography. Over time, one has to accept and learn to leave the process up to the subconscious mind. It's...