john-stricklen
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A beautiful shot and wonderful processing. I wish I knew how to make this type effect.
Keep up the good work!
John
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Outstanding shot of a difficult subject - congratulations!
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This is an abstract shot juxtaposing the old and the new in Kansas
City Mo. I appreciate your feedback!
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This is a wonderful shot! I think the tree on the right is a little too much - I might try cropping it out, in the gap between the trees there. The other thing that distracts me is that the bridge doesn't seem quite level in the frame. It slopes down to the right a little. But I love the misty mountains and the quiet peaceful setting of the bridge.
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This is a very striking photograph, with great lighting and an interesting subject matter. I love the repetitions in threes across the image.
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I like the photo, but the light is too harsh for such a pretty model.
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Very nice shot with nice lighting and classic composition.
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an outstanding photo.
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Great shot!
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I'm not sure I like the softening - personal preference but I don't think its necessary for a child's perfect skin. Nice shot and good tonality. I'm a little put off by the blown out area on the forehead, I think caused by the "glow filter" if I'm not mistaken. Good shot, really - I'm not trying to be picky.
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Beautiful tones. The fog really adds a lot to the mystique.
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Very nicely done. Personally I prefer the color version, but I agree that the overexposed leaves are a little too much. I like the B&W version and how well done it is. If you could find a way to keep the detail under the rocks and still burn down the leaves that would be the best of both worlds.
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Nice shot. I find the thing on the left a little distracting. If you could get a little more light on the mushroom to help separate the stem from the background it might help. Also, you might try compositions that would include more or less of the thing (whatever it is). This might help isolate the mushroom or show it more in the context of where it is. These are just suggestions. This is a very nice shot just the way it is.
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