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Very nice, good exposure and composition. Her expression works fine for me. But I'd like to see same setup with a smile as well as this one, I guess I could go either way.
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Ya know jay, you've got a good point. It's been awhile since I've looked at this photo. I think I'd do well to rethink a number of things, especially cropping. I'll see if I can get around to seeing what I can do. Thanks for your comments.
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Yeah, I forgot to edit the sutter time, it was 1/15 sec I rated the film at 40. Considering that I thought I was wasting my time with "landscape" film, lol. I'm really happy how things turned out.
I'll play around with your cropping recommendations, thanks.
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Very well done, outstanding, I really like this.
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Comment's welcome much much more than ratings please.
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Developed and printed by Images photo in AZ. This scan is from a fuji frontier. While I like this photo, I liked the print more. The scan isn't as robust, especially with the flesh tones as the original print. Not sure how I feel about her body in the background,hmmm. I.m not after ratings, comments please
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Very nice, everything works very will.
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Jay I'd love to know what developer was used for this. Great photo, btw.
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Very nice jim, inocent.
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But it doesn't look infa red at all. Tech details you list Kodak Kodak Professional T400CN. What film is it? The tonality just doesn't look like IR.
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Truely spectacular!
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I love this photo! I am torn about the branch, part of me says, it's tells a story about the location of this photo. Another part of me says it is a major distraction. Top notch comp and lighting. I am impressed with what you have created. And I love her expression, very thought provoking.
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Nice photograph, I like her expression and the lighting look good. The picture is on the small side so I'll pass judgement on catchlight's in the eyes. Using a lower f-stop would make the wrinkles far less noticeable. Tech details says f2.8, but theirs no way you shot that photo at that f-stop. Looks for like f16+. Thanks for shairing.
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To me what's amiss with the eye's is simply where the catchlight's are reflecting, on the pupil's. Other wise her eye's are very well exposed. I do feel if she was asked to relax her smile a little bit, it would improve this photo.
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Well, IMHO this is a splendid display of creative talent, well done! It caught my eye right away.
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Good exposure, but no point of interest, nothing to make in interesting. Look for something that will grab you.
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Very nice, but it looks like the child moved at the moment you took the picture, not quite in focus, but that's nit picking. Overall very lovely.
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