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Peter I really admire your work. At first I thought that you should really specialize in your approach to light and dark such as "Paul" and "Mahogany and Strings" but then I pulled this up and realized what a diverse talent you have. The coloration matches perfectly with the theme, and the balance is so there. Your eye can go forever, with the figure, out into the distance. Hanging on a wall, one would never tire of looking at it.

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I am impressed first of all by the quality of your photo, Peter. Of course,

colours and composition are perfect. The format you selected is also helping the

picture. If you crop some of the left part of the photo another nice but somewhat

more common scene appear. Blago

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No film, as far I know. From his technical details, it shows he's got a Digital camera.

But whether it's digital or it's film, I like it! I shoot with both formats on a regular basis.

I just certainly hope you take a high resolution copy of that image and have it printed properly at a pro shop that supports digital images.

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I love the image. I do prefer a more brown tone, but that's my own preference.
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You asked to let you know how this photo makes us feel. For some reason it brings out a rather nostalgic response in me. I feel that I'm familiar with the place. Very nice.
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when you look at this shot you seem to want more, the more you look the more you see, great photograph, would love to know what media you used, as I'm not that well a professional as you, and would love to learn more. great shot
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Peter,

 

This is a very nice treatment of a beautiful subject. The mood you have created makes the picture. Would just a tad more contrast ruin the mood? In any case, I love the this image.

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I like the shot. I agree it has a nostalgic feel to it. Care to comment on how you get the tones from a digital camera? Formulations?
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Looks like an old watercolor painting, well-planned and balanced. Your photos have a "stillness" to them which is rarely attempted and even more rarely done successfully.
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The mist rising in the fields beyond the cabin, casts a spell over what else there might be out there in the distance. Is the lady on the porch wondering if it is going to rain, and she will have to wait for another day to wash her homespuns? Wonderful picture, nice composition, heavy to the right. Thanks
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