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An exceedingly beautiful picture -- when they are this beautiful, it would have been an insult to compose it any differently.
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An absolutely outstanding photo. This picture has "autumn" written all over it. I haven't seen a better picture showing autumn.
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Interesting grab shot of a wild creature invading the domain of the photographer. The white area on the left side of the picture is a major distraction. If you had time (and you probably didn't because spiders, etc. will not wait for you to reposition your camera), you could have moved slightly to the left to eliminate the distraction. Maybe it's the digital reproduction of the picture, but the spider appears out of focus.
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Nice rendition of texture but after that, so what? Where's the subject?
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Nice mood picture with a classic "S line" running through the composition. Very nice balance to the picture. Great job.
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There are too many leaves with bright reflections competing for your attention. Additionally, there is no defined subject.
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Even though this picture does not give the boat breathing room on the left-hand side of the picture, the composition is interesting and pleasing. There is a good sense of color and screnity. Nice job. -
Outstanding picture; exceptional use of leading lines, the subject is perfectly positioned. Other photographers should emulate your compostional talent. -
Very nicely done. The color balance is great; nothing overpowers the subject. -
The leading line tells me the subject is the white light. The overhead ladder is a major distracter to the picture. To be frank, I'd recommend a different angle and eliminate the distractions.
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Nice picture but the subject should be closer to the left side of the picture. You have "Bulls-eye" composition, i.e., centered subject which is a cardinal sin in photography. Nice leading line, but it would have been even more effective with the subject on the left side of the picture.
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Very nice composition and very good leading lines. Great job.
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Very nice photo. Great color and compostion.
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Nice mood picture. Great detail and sharp focus.
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Nice mood picture; very well done.
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The space to the right of the subject is wasted; it would have been better to give the ball some space to go to. This sounds silly, but compositions must let moving subjects have room to maneuver -- even when the image is still.
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Very effective mood picture.
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Nice intent with this picture but there are two glowing errors. One, the horizon is crooked. Secondly, the picture is cut directly in the middle making a potentially great picture look static. Recommend thinking more about composition -- where the subject needs to be in the picture; this includes horizon lines their position in realtion to the picture.
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I absolutely love night pictures, but a cardinal sin was committed with this picture; the main point of interest (the subject) is centered. It would have been a much more effective picture if the subject was repositioned either in the top 1/3 of the picture and let the water reflection balance out the rest of the picture. Centerd subjects are too static; unfortunately, there's were the typical light meter measures the light and people get accustomed to centering their subjects. I'd recommend working on composition and learning how to measure the light to get the effect you're after. Following the meaters reading will spoil more pictures than creat great ones.
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Very interesting background; I don't know if it is a cloud or a duststrom -- who cares, it looks novel.
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Although this picture is exceptionally well done, I found the overpowering natural frame too much. It was a few seconds before I even noticed the two people (the subjects) of the photo. -
Flower pictures don't get any better than this. Great photo. -
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Almost a great picture. The horizon painfully cuts the picture in half -- a cardinal sin. Additionally, the reflections could have been employed more and then leaving more of the sky out of the picture. Nice try.
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