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The crip outline of the monk's head looks a little unnatural.
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Good observation on old versus new. I find the shot a bit centralised though...the building is just there, smack in the middle.
What's the lightened blur, bottom centre?
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Would be stronger if all the figures were looking at the guy speaking or at his book. Interesting travel shot nonetheless.
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Interesting combination of texture and subject to the shot... -
Simple and effective; I like the strong perspective interacting with the lamp at the end of the pier.
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I think this is a strong shot; the angle it's taken from makes the castle look very imposing....looming over the viewer. Have you tried some selective lightening/darken around the castle structure.....this could help generate even more of an imposing feeling.
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An unusual subject for a folder...I think this is the strongest because I like the strong, almost confrontational, composition. -
This little fellow must have been missing its owner, somewhere in the
back streets of Shibuya, Tokyo, May 2004. I liked the contrast
between the soft fluffiness and the rather grotty chain link fencing.
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I like the way you've captured the two empty chairs contrasting with the two figures - really adds something to the scene for me.
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A bit skew? -
The plain grass in the bottom half of the pic takes up too much of the frame I feel. -
a well balanced composition
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Perhaps stronger if the man on the right were cropped out? -
I too like the way the child stands out from a slightly blurred background. Great shot, made even stronger through the use of the flag painted on the wall.
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I like the composition. By including lots of sky you help generate the feeling of being out in the open air. Maybe I'd suggest that the sky is a little blown out though.
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If the bird were looking into the shot it would be far stronger I feel. -
Love the composition and the nearly-kissing-but-not-quite arrangement. The soft pastel colours complement the subject very well too. (But it's a bit large!) -
A bit blue? Some colour correction needed to bring out the natural colour of the stone?
Trafalgar Square
in Travel
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Perhaps one of the most famous of London's squares, this shot shows the what the square seems to be most famous for - its pigeons (and also the statue of Lord Nelson on his column and also King George IV).
I added some toning to this.
All comments welcome!