robin v. stacey
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There are some great textures in there. The shot would have perhaps been improved by moving in close and creating a total abstract of the texts.
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Good emphasis on the eyes. -
A great example of a well composed full body portrait shot. Good one! -
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Yum!
Great shot; well composed, good context from the background and kit, fine natural lighting.
Can't find anything to criticize. Damn!
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Great shot! -
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That works. Great shot. -
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Wonderfully observed, shot, composed; gorgeous colour tones too. Spot on!
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Great shot with tricky lighting.
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Good shot. I suggest a crop to remove the partially obscured bird on the right. -
Beautiful model, and almost there for a great shot too. I'm not sure about the exposure though - it's halfway between overexposed and a true high key shot. There's either not enough detail in the skin tones, or too much for a high key, depending on your point of view. It might be the drop in resolution on the jpg, but the eyes don't quite look sharply focussed either; with eye colour like hers, 100% pin sharpness is needed.
Great pose, great composition, nearly there.
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Neat! Sharp on the laces, great colours, and original too! Well done! -
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Taken today, cropped, and unsharp masked in Photoshop. More of the
shots from the Butterfly House in Sheffield to come as I work through
them.
I know it's slightly soft - hand held a 300mm lens at 1/125 isn't
pretty. Full credit to the 300D for doing what it did though.
Feedback welcome!
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Need to be closer to the subject. -
Too many water droplets. -
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Great!
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The slightly off centre composition works very well. No problems with colour or sharpness either. A well chosen rose, too. Well done! Only one minor criticism - the dark bottom left corner detracts. Lighten it or lose it and you'll have a more balanced shot.
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