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I can stick with and stick with out. To me this is a smashing image, well done sir.

I have paid attention to review's of this professional portrait film and some of those reviews pointed to a lack of coloration in flesh tones. I did not think it would be something I'd notice so much, but I do.

 

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Behn, your not discouraging me at all, your giving me some insite on your opinion. Which I am glad you have done and welcome other's to do as well. After all I'd rather learn something here, than have a client think these things to themselves and not return in the future or not tell a friend about me.

 

Very nice work, it caught my eye right away.

Michael, I aggree with you about the face. Since I did nothing in photo shop other that add a very slight amount of magenta. Since I did not get prints made with this roll, I do not have a print to look at to compaire to the scan. I plan to have them make a 8x12 of this one and will see then how the facial details look.

 

A little soft around the face to me, but a very nice photo indeed. Good compostion and lighting.

I had this developed (no prints) and scanned to CD on a fuji frontier

system at walmart ($6.97!). Looking for comments in general and

expecially for anything you see that could be classified as, "nit

picking". I'm not sure how I feel about this film, (fist time using

it). Please back up a rating 0f 4 or lower with a comment or don't

bother to rate at all.

IMO, this lacks facial details. Or is the focal point on the eye's and quickly fades everything else?

Nery nice, I think it's your best portrait.

VERY NICE! IMO, the colored leaf grabs you, then your taken to the reflective details on the mirrored water. Well done!

Nice shot of a rather odd looking kitty. And yes I am a cat lover.

To me the brightness on the left side of her face detracts from a otherwise splendid picture. Great catch on her expression to.

Very nice, I like it quite a bit.

One of the better "kitty" pics I've seen, IMHO. From my experience, their not easy to pull off.This is nice, I really like it.

Thank you so much Elaine, If their's a way to replace this image with a cropped one and still keep the comments and ratings, I'd do what you and other's have mentioned.

J. Scott Schrader's comment sum's up my feelings as well. Great picture!

Thanks Emma for your comments. I think you may be right about the scan. The lab that scanned this roll didn't have the best scanner, (it top's out at 300dpi). Your right about the focus issue, I didn't notice that, thanks. I'll have to check the print and see if it's that way to.

Very captivating, I was drawn to this photograph.

I like her expression and the lighting. But their's to much dead space to the left, which would be easy to fix. She's a cutie, do take more of her.

Well ummm, she's not sorry at all, that's a pickle she's finishing off, not a hand to mouth gesture for saying she's sorry or opps. Glasses are a chessey halloween costume prop. Trust me, she's my daughter, the title is spot on.

Please forgive me for the specks from the scanner, I still haven't

learned how to clean things up.

 

Natural light, with a umbrela shading him from direct sunlight.

Developed by a local prolab as I was not happy with Kodak.

I like it and so did the client. But what could I have done better.

 

If you rate it below 5 please tell me why in comments or send me a

email.

Wow!, pin sharp and good exposure

Nice picture, I don't care for his expression and one eye is closed more than the other which draws to much attention (IMHO). Great depth of field and exposure.

The best comment I deliver to you, is to simply say this photo capture's a great deal of the photographic talents I someday hope to give myself and others. Well done!

Very nice, love the way you captured the light on the water.

Very nice, I really like this photo. Would have rated it higher, save for the white area to the left of the dads head.