Critique These Please

most of them are taken with a nikon d300 with 18-55vr and some like the the mushroom one is taken with my point and shoot a Sony dsc-w300( its really good for point and shoot)
 
the hummingbird actually flew into my window and it was like stunned and wouldnt fly so i picked it up and carried it around for a while then it started trying to fly so i set it outside and it just sat and walked around for a while and i thought it would be a cool shot so i got my camera before it flew off ( bird was fine after by the way, flew right off)
 
You've got a great eye for composition. The water droplet pics are amazing. My criticism is that a lot of your shots are slightly underexposed. Not by a ton, but about half a stop or so.
 
^^^ thanks guys cant wait to start some ski photography when our season starts. will be doing a bunch since i cant ski. broken ankles suck : (
 
yeah a little more exposure would be good.

a little rule i learned is while shooting, if anything try to overexpose a little, because when post-processing you will have more color data (white=all colors) so it looks better when you darken an over exposed photo rather than lighten an underexposed photo

and maybe try some different angles on the flowers, the ones you took were still sick, but just a thought

other than the slight underexposure you got some really good photos
 
it's like people buy your pictures from you and then put them in a photo library for others to by the rights to use. it can be a good way to make money in photography and i think you could definately sell your pictures because they are very good.
 
dude those are sick photos. how did you get that close up of the hummingbird, if thats a hummingbird
 
yeah that's a hummingbird and it flew into a window and was kinda stunned for a while so it just walked around and i saw it and decided to take a couple pictures of it. it didn't really mind at the moment how close i was, and if flew right off like a minute after i took the picture, i guess i got lucky
 
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