Mastodawn

A shift from my usual scenes—this time, trying to capture movement and timing instead of stillness.

I had the chance to attend the Paris 2024 Olympics, and this ended up being one of the better shots I caught.

I'd love any feedback, especially around editing—color, contrast, or clarity.

Shot on Canon EOS R10.

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Mike Apr 26

A quieter photo today. Snow breaking down into slush and dirt, trees bare, and everything wrapped in that soft winter stillness.

I gave this one a very light contrast boost—mainly to bring out the texture in the path and trees. Still figuring out what makes these kinds of shots feel “finished,” so I’d love any feedback—especially on tone and mood.

Shot on Canon EOS R10.

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Mike Apr 25

Another shot from the same abandoned structure.

I gave this one a very light contrast boost, just enough to try and bring out some of the color without going too far. Would love additional feedback on what good next steps are?

Shot on Canon EOS R10.

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Phegan Apr 24

Still new to photography and training my eye. I’m not sure how to make the colors come through the way I saw them in person.

This is completely unedited—straight out of camera, shot in RAW exported through Darktable. I’d really appreciate any feedback, especially on how to bring out more vibrancy. Does it feel too flat to you?

Shot on Canon EOS R10

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