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I wouldn't get rid of anything on the backround, it's what gives this shot cinematic appeal. Yes, we know most people think a pretty character in the frame is enough but my interest in this picture lays elsewhere. I find myself conjuring up explanations to her facial expression, the particular scenery..why is she there, etc. Of course the fact that she's posing for the shot does diminish some of the interest, but only slightly. I think you did a nice job in the framing here and her expression is mystifying enough to draw you deeper into the scene. Do post more. (-: L
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there you go..poetry of the careless. (-: beautiful and illuminous glimpse. -L.
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great!
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i like the dazed effect that the slanted horizon gives coupled with the stars. simply put-fantastico! -L
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Thank you for your comments Erla. I like your use of perspective in this one, makes me dizzy. (-:
Greetings, L.
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I am very keen on this shot. It has that cinematic narrative feel to it and conveys
just enough mystery to keep me looking.
Greetings, L.
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this could be a really effective snap. however i find that the left corner is a bit too busy. could be cropped out maybe so that the front faceless mystery and the back of the woman remains solely. but spontaneous pics, i know how it is. nice effort. you have a definete knack for observing the world behind the camera. greetings.
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this works for me.. abstract-wise. nicely caught
movement, framing is equally attractive. nice.
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just beautiful. such silent power. a melody that most photos lack. greetings.
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i like how the rich tones increase the impact
of this rather abstract composition. very wonderful and dreamlike. right up my alley (-:
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Dreamy abstract, i love this! ***speechless.
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Hi Critter. As you know i'm not a leather, etc.
fan but this one has a lovely composition that
deserves to be acknowledged. My greetings, L.
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Yes, i knew it was a self portrait when i saw it.
Like i said, this could be worked with. Greetings again, L.
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Such a creative use of a cat/fur ! At first glance i also mistook this for a field. But then,
i love little optical illusions like these. I can
see your handwriting on this. (-: Greetings.
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very funny picture. captures me especially because of the reality of it, the man looking at you instead of what's happening with the police. i agree about the scene becoming too tidy if it was cleaned up from the cars, etc. good timing (;
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Very nice compo for a flower shot!
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Very nice pastel colours! Greetings, L.
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hmmn.. i see where you're going here but i don't think it works so well IMHO. Black and white might help as i don't think the colour of the floor matches well with the skin tone. It doesn't create the effect sought after here. But this is an idea that could be improved, je pense.
Greetings, L.
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Once again, good composition and moody feel.
Keep 'em coming (-: L.
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This works well as an abstract. Nicely spotted.
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En ole photoshop fani mutta tämä on upea!!!!
Toivottavasti olet kehystänyt sen jo seinälle..
Terveisin, L.
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I quite like this. I for one have never been able to find interesting shapes in objects..i consider this creative and aesthetic! As for the red text,
keep it but simply add a frame to the picture
and move it there. Problem solved in a compromise.
Greetings back, L.
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This is gorgeous!
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