James G. Dainis
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Ha, ha. Married life at its finest. I like the exposure you used to darken the background and isolate the two people. This would really stand out amongst a display of similar type photos. -
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I really like the design made by the light reflections of the water. The beauty of the flower would be in the eye of the beholder. A well composed, well exposed shot. -
Yes, it works. The diagonals give it a dynamic look softened by the pastel colors. It could be a water color.
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Very good composition and fantastic background. The very sharply focused bird really stands out.
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Very good macro shot but as you say, the background is very distracting.
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The white acutence or outlines appear to be the result of oversharpening. That does detract from the image and is very noticeable in the larger view..
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Excellent capture of complimentary colors. Perfect composition. This is just a very beautiful photo. Well done!
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This has the stark black and white street photography look that one associates with Weegee (Arthur Fellig). Good job. I'm sure you didn't use a Speed Graphic but a 50mm "normal" lens on 135 film gets that perspective along with nice darkroom work. -
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Very nice composition and balance of tones. I would clone out that very small branch on the bottom right side to clean it up. Beautiful photo. -
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Interesting social commentary. As women's bathing suits get smaller, men's get larger, at least in the USA. My grandson said he would prefer wearing shorter trunks himself, longer ones are uncomfortable when soaking wet, but he would "look stupid" if he did so. -
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Very nice, an excellent job of lighting and exposure. I do find the two fingers at the bottom of the photo to be very distracting. . -
Very nice. Excellent complimentary colors. The dark diagonal tree truck adds some dynamic and to what would be a static photo. Good job.
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I like the picture but the loss of sharpness in the foreground and background gives it an overall feeling of not being very sharp. -
Actually, I'm not sure I see any difference depending on memory. You could have uploaded the revised version in your photo gallery for comparison purposes. I like it so maybe it is better. -
The overcast sky gives a blue-ish cast to the entire photo. That is fine to make the snow and ice look cold. I would like to see the woman's blouse looking more white, removing that cast and making her stand out more. This is a very nice composition and concept.
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This is a very nice balance of colors and composition. The color of the moon is perfect also. Well done.
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