In this Blind Photo Critiques episode, your hosts Scott Kelby and Erik Kuna are back to offer invaluable photography critiques, advice, and insights on photos submitted by our viewers. They explore various genres of photography, providing thorough analyses of composition, lighting, and storytelling to help photographers enhance their skills. Special emphasis is placed on the emotional impact of images, technical excellence, and the importance of post-processing. The discussions extend to include photography and creativity tips, particularly in toy photography, with guest expert Dave DeBaeremaeker.   RELATED COURSES https://members.kelbyone.com/course/dave-debaeremaeker-intro-to-toy-photography/ https://members.kelbyone.com/course/dblack-get-the-shot/   HIGHLIGHTS ▶  “If you shoot a motorsport shot straight on, you can get away without seeing the wheel spin, so you can crank up your shutter speed, and it's interesting.” ▶  “There is a fundamental mistake in toy photography, which is a common problem. You have to check every single joint every time you take a shot because they tend not to stay tight.”   This Week's Sponsors: Imagen | Boris FX | Canon | B&H | Platypod | KelbyOne | Profoto | Litra | SlickPic | V-Flat Grid | Retouch4me