cedarbough
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Image Comments posted by cedarbough
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If you straighten the tilt in this shot, you'll have a stronger result.
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I am shocked! I am twice in one day rating highly wildlife shots. But you've got two herons or egrets or whatever on a zebra in a field of flowers, what choice are you giving me but to praise you? Great crisp focus on the head of the zebra, great composition. One small nit... wish there were catchlights in the zebras eyes. Second small nit, did you artificially blur the background? Seems like it... distractingly so.
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I would rarely rate a wildlife photo this high. Your photo is truly deserving of praise, even hanging in a gallery. I think you did a spectacular job capturing the perfect moment.
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photo seems tilted.
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Nice documentary shot. I love taking moments like this myself. Was this getting ready to pose for shots after the wedding or what?
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lovely. I might try again with an equal percentage of the child's face and mother's face, otherwise, great. Oh, and try it in sepia and see what you think of that, I bet it'd look great.
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I would like this better with less cyan, it's the foreground that rocks, the far off apt.s look too cyan, and so does the sky over there.
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Crop out the slice of black (window frame?) on top. It's not adding anything.
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Too much glare, too much artificial increase of Cyan.
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A different day with a different sky and this would be a much better shot. Location is good, framing good, etc. etc. but you need something other than whiteness up there.
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If onnly you had more of the woman including more of the bag. It feels very chopped off as is. It's an -almost- or a -what if- shot. I understand you only had a moment to snap, but, oh well.
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How many times have I seen this same photo or a version almost indistinguishable?
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I wonder what you all think of this shot. Do you feel either that
it's too busy (too much different stuff) or that it's lacking in a
clear focal point?
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I'd love to know if you think this blur is artistic or overdone... it
is just as it came out of the camera, only adjustment was to add a
frame, and clean up a couple pieces of lint.
Portrait in green
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