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Thank you for your comment. The way I see it, cropping would destroy entire concept, composition, other than that, her had/focus is obviously not in the centre..
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I am not surprised and I dont care anymore much about ratings that came from anonymous; I guess there are many of them with no portfolios on PN that comment/rate other members immages. I've seen tens of thousands photos on PN and I think it's hard to find realy original, well crafted photo, maybe 5 or 10% at the best. Like in politics, everybody have the right to vote, even criminals, mentaly ill, retarded, pedofiles, alchoholics, child molesters, illiterate, extremists, rasists, all kind of social parasites etc.
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is very nice. the reason is, at my opinion, that the circular lines and the attentive posture of your subject makes drives our eyes on right, looking for something out of the frame.. and the selective dof is perfect, enfatize the curves
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This is a really very nice portrait. I think it's captivating and it's a beautiful composition. The circular lines add much to this. As Andrea says, it makes the eye wanting to follow them. I believe that your subject is in exactly the right spot too. I like this picture very much. Congratulations with this photo, and kind regards, Marjolein
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Captivating shot of this woman lost in her thoughts, your processing is excellent for the message here. Love your explanation regarding anon. voting, made me smile, well done Vladimir...Regards
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As every interesting capture, this lovely scene allows different ways of composition ... and i like your version very much , Vlad ... focus & tones are perfect !!

I'm totally agree with your explanation about the scores in PN ... you made me smile. A big hug.

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Great addition Vladimir- Wonderful composition and a great job on the conversion. Well done and regards-Jim
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I like the feeling of melancholy in this simple and effective composition, the curved lines of benches look like the waves of thoughts that vibrate in the woman's head, also think the b&w conversion matches perfectly the atmosphere here. Congratulations, best regards.
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