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The shallow depth of field works well. The focus is squarely on the dog's eye, which is also what I think you want in a picture like this. If I were going to enhance this in Photoshop, I would clone out the bar in the foreground. The image is kind of moody, which is surprising for a playground. The idea of having the pet and the playground without any children in it seems to suggest something. I'm not sure what - but who cares? I'll bet there is an ad agency out there that could make the connection. -
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I might have removed the bowl, but other than that this is a successfully humorous image. I am at this moment laughing out loud!
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congratulations on your acquisition of the Finepix! Wish I had one! This is a fine cat portrait. The plain background works well for cats with a coat pattern. You've caught a nice expression on her face. The "ears up" (which can make or break many animal portraits) is perfect for this portrait.
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Nice work. I've been working on the fetlocks myself. Is Sid A paint?
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This is a working Australian Shepherd. She is actually a miniature
of this breed, although she can look very ferocious and the animals
she herds take her very seriously. Any input on this image is
appreciated.
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Nice Angle. The shape of the petals is repeated in the shape of the wings. -
Wonderful expression! I might clone out the red thing in the lower right-hand corner. But that's just my opinion. I don't think it makes or breaks the captured moment.
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Hello. Frau Blucher here :-) I love the drama of this image! I like the way the image is divided into 1/3 clouds, 2/3 castle. Or close to that, anyway. The clouds add to the drama and so does the darkened door on the far right.
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This image reminds me of a movie set. The many shades of red have caught my eye. Of course the winning attribute is the cool accents - the blue lights. Makes it look like something is happening behind those doors! Now, an advertiser would love an image like this, because there is room on the right for text or a logo or whatever. I think you did a nice job with this! It's sharp throughout and no detail is missed or blurred. I like that in this style of photo.
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You've captured great detail where you wanted it and dramatic lighting where it belongs. It is a crisp image, which leads me to the question about how you painted it with light. Was the light hand-held or resting on something? I ask because my attempts at this were not quite as crisp and I would like to get better at the technique.
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Ok, now this is cool. I like the way she is gesturing - the hand to the mouth conveys wonder. I haven't seen jellyfish photographed this way before!
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I might cropt the top a little bit, but other than that, this is a beautiful image. I especially like the subtle variations in facial expressions. This image could tell a whole story. For example...The bride's face seems to speak of complete sincerity, while the downcast eyes of the groom lead me to speculate doubt - not that this is so! This is the hazard of capturing a moment in time, which you have done beautifully here!
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Naomi, I've been all over your portfolio today and have enjoyed every bit of it. Make sure you keep photographing your friends while they are still young and look good (me and mine, well, let's just say they don't let me photograph them anymore!). About this image, I wasn't sure at first if I liked it better than the one of the men standing in prayer, but in the end I picked this one. The reason is that the bowed heads create a sea of 45 degree angles and this repeating gesture makes this a satisfying image (to me anyway). Nice photojournalism!
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Great representational subject - the bandana with the stars is the symbol that ties this image together, even when the caption isn't attached to it. I like that you captured her speaking. It shows that she is involved in what's going on here. And a major network is interviewing her - nice detail there!
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Oh, this is beautiful! Of all your portraits, I like this the best. The light is good.
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I would like to see the concept of Grrrl a little stronger here. I get that it is a war protest, but it begs the question of who exactly are they that protest? Perhaps there were more representational individuals holding protest signs or subtle clues to what they represent. One of the strongest images of protest are hands/fists raised in the air. That element is here, but unfortunately the hand is cut off. These are just my thoughts on what makes a protest shot successful. Still, I have to say, YOU GO GRRRRRLLL!!! Keep shooting and shooting and shooting!
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Great illustration. Seems like you could sell this one pretty quick!
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The word that comes to mind for me is "Parked." To this end, I think it was necessary to leave the amount of space in front of the, um, yellow parking things (I don't know what they are called). The empty space in the foreground draws the eye up to the subject. If anything, I would have stood on something and compressed the angle downward to eliminate the top - the tree is understood and having more of it on the top doesn't add new perspective or information to the image. Just my opinion, however. I like how you've executed this and since you probably didn't have a stepladder to use at the time, it was well done.
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Ok, this is a new twist on the old "brightly colored building and shutters" motif! I'd love to see the rest of the small guy on the left, but it's a pretty cool image as is. I like that the middle kid(?) seems to be gesturing.
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He may be small and he may be nearly naked, but one look at the strength in his expression tells you he is, indeed, a little prince. Just look at how he is holding his jaw! This is an almost adult pride. -
This subject reminds me of Izu's work in Angkor, Cambodia. The trio of trees, each in the foreground, middle, and back make this an engaging image and draws the eye through it.
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I'm agoraphobic, so this freaked me right out! When I got the courage to really look at it, I found that I really like the motion blur in the legs. I haven't see one like this before!
Marty likes to pose.
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