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Hi Raymond. Have just finished looking through your gallery and I really like it - your compositions are so simple and attractive, with the strong colours they make really great photos. Keep it up!
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This is fabulous Eri, it's as if he's turning his back to the light, which probably has deep philosophical meanings or something. I'd consider cloning out the round object (light?) in the dark side, other than that it's perfect. With the jacket and the stance he looks like Paul Weller.
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Hi Randy. I think you've got a really good eye here, it's a unique composition and it took me a while to figure out what it is. My suggestion is to crop the left of the frame to cut off hand-rail on the top floor(?), I think it would work best with the repeating lines of each floor. Just a suggestion anway and goodluck with the new camera.
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Nice stuff! I really had to read your description to figure out what it is. You've made nice repeating patterns on the window with the suds.
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Wow...superb photo. The composition is interesting and the exposure is wonderful. Well done.
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I really like it, though I can't tell you why I do, I just do.
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Great shot, you have created a fantastic sense of motion and action. Love the caption too.
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I like this version better, it's far more dynamic.
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Hi Laura. I really like the underexposure, I think it does bring out the sun and the clouds very well. I'm not sure about the huge dark area in the lower left though, a product of the underexposure perhaps?
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It looks good, you've filled the frame almost completely. My thoughts would be to maybe give it a little more space around the car...? Of course it's easy to say that now.
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This photo is shot from an interesting perspective and has a lot of elements, like the position of the lady with the pram in the frame. It's got me thinking...
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I love your caption, "tuna fishheads wait patiently". Great photo too, just enough depth of field to make out the hungry Japanese.
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It's fabulous, I love it! The blurring looks great, the bars and your hand are sharp...what more could you want?
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The repitition of the steps, the diagonals of the hand rails and the light at the top all add to an interesting photo, well done.
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Only one problem, I cannot decide whether I like this one better or the one in your folder with the dog and sitting people. Truly stunning photo.
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Yeah, really interesting shot. The shallow depth of field isolates the hand well.
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I really like the backdrop, and it might be a bit cliched but I would like to see more of the model's profile too. The sky background makes this shot.
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on top of the world!
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Fantastic shot, the people are perfectly spaced.
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I too like this one the best in this folder because on their own the hydrants can be a bit boring, but with the people in the background of this shot it adds another dimension. Keep it up.
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