ken_thalheimer
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They sort of bothered me as well, until I opened the larger version. There they're recognizable -
Surreal. Love the soft water and the saturation. The 3 figures let one's imagination go in many different directions. Good work
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I like the angle of view and the slightly offset symmetry -
Nice work. It does appear to be a ball going downhill. Like Timo, I would take some of the silhouetted ground off the bottom. It's a bit strong -
I like the foreground detail. It's a nice change from the usual black blob -
It's lit well. Presented very well with the effect through the mat. Nice and sharp as well -
Nice! It has that interior daylight color film shift to it, even though done digitally -
Makes me feel as if I was there. A great threatening sky with the typical darkness before a good storm -
As much as I like the composition, what really makes it pop for me is the small touch of red -
Inner Light, Antelope Canyon, Arizona, USA
ken_thalheimer commented on bill_sisson's gallery image in Uncategorized
I agree. Nothing original with slot canyons. However, I like the very narrow beam of sunlight (Normally they're wide.) This is also one of the best exposed slot shots, not having the usual very blown out highlight -
Pregnant with foal? Good HDR; not overly done -
Oh, yeah. This is a solid 7. Fantastic detail & lighting -
I wish I was there. It works well. The curvature lead-in works to a large advantage -
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Nice job done with your processing here -
Nice technique. that turned out well -
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blouberg strand table mountain
ken_thalheimer commented on stephen_williams4's gallery image in Uncategorized
Pedantic, ostentatious? Afraid not. Difference of opinion? Yes. Critique doesn't mean opinions will always go your way -
I agree with Michael. Competition-wise, the light would be a huge detractor. Here, it's mostly an essential element. The more I looked at it, the more I like it. I do wish the fixture was a bit sharper. Either way, it's an interesting comp. which works -
blouberg strand table mountain
ken_thalheimer commented on stephen_williams4's gallery image in Uncategorized
I don't understand why the horizon was left so tilted. At first I thought it was the angle, then tried a quick rotation and partial crop -
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Very good. These old beauties aren't that easy and require a close crop most times. There's usually man people around and the backgrounds usually awful -
I'm finding the crop here very awkward. Nothing is really finished or shown fully. It's not an abstract, it's not a portrait, it's not wild flowers. All I see is what appears to be some very lovely red hair that's seriously cropped out
