Trying new pp stuff

[snakekid]

A few from an autism event
Go ahead rip into my photos please.
Im more intrested in hearing about more editing techniques than anything else. But composition is good too :)
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3379/3474655267_c39ba427cf_b.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3627/3475463202_1a49e0e960_b.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3633/3475459098_0879593d30_b.jpg

Really wish the lady didn't obstruct my shot in the last one...

[Karl Johnston]

Looks kinda like lomo

I like the first one, sort of a soft contrast BW.

[snakekid]

lomo? whats lomo?

[MattMoore]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=lomo+photos :p

To be honest, the PP is weird on #2 and #3; both lack a primary subject of interest.

And all are not the best crop/composition.

[tonydee]

I'm pretty stupid, so I appreciate it when people asking specifically for critiques of PPing provide before and after images to make it easier... ;P.

As is, #1 has a strange luminosity to it... neat. Needs a counter-clockwise rotation though. #2... vibrancy increase? Works ok although the lime green on yellow is harsh. #3... not a fan of vignettes... otherwise I guess the PPing is ok.

Agree with Matt on the more general compositional and subject-matter presentation issues.

Cheers, Tony