James G. Dainis
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Beautiful muted colors. It almost has the look of a water color paintiing. Very nice.
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This is very nice with the soft pastel colors. It has the look of soft focus but is sharp and clear. Intriguing.
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very good job. It was overcast where I live in Savannah, Georgia, USA so I didn't get to see it or take photos. I have seen other lunar eclipses and have been impressed with how red the moon looks and also how spherical, like a ball hanging in space. -
This photo has an almost dreamlike quality. The tones are beautiful and you did an excellent job of keeping shadow detail. I wish the EXIF data was still there so I could see what type of exposure setting you used. -
I like the lighting and composition. It also seems as if the horse has a look of disdain on its face for the tractor. Anything over one horsepower is just waste.
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Len, Thank you for the comment. I sometimes post a photo every now and then on the Classic Manual Cameras forum. Those are ones done with old 8x10 or 5x7 view cameras, 4x5 inch format or 120 film format. That is usually in keeping with the theme of a thread. I suppose I should post more photos here. Maybe someday ... -
This is a very nicely done photo. It is one of those photos that seems to be telling a story, the way the woman is looking at the camera. I am just not sure what the story or intent of the photo is. The composition is very well done
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The more I look at it the more I think I may have been wrong. The reflection anchors the bowl. If the reflection and shadow were to be cloned out, the bowl would seem to be floating in air. Cropping the photo lessens the composition. The more I look at it the more I think it is fine just the way it originally was. (There is a streak of orange color at the very bottom right side of the photo that bothers me) -
Very nice and colorful. I like the background set up. The reflection on the glass top and the shadow running off to the left seem to take away from the over all effect in my opinion. Never the less, it is a very nice photo.
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A pretty model and lots of hair, one can't go wrong with that. What I really find intriguing is the perspective. The curve of her hip almost seems to reach her breast. Not much midriff from that angle. Very nice.
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Sometimes I see shots of flowers; other times I see macro shots of insects. You did a good job of combining both. I like how you captured the subtle texture of the flower and the detail of the fly. Very good job. -
Very nice exposure and composition. I am impressed that you could get close enough to that crow even with a 200mm lens. Maybe close to a town they are more used to seeing people and aren't so skittish. Or is this a crop from the larger frame? It certainly looks very sharp.
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Very nice complimentary colors. I'm a bit curious as to how two people take one photo. "You hold the camera and I'll push the shutter button" ? ;-)
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That is one eye catching well composed photo. The yellow reflections really seem to glow.
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I also thought it was tilted down to the right but then thought it was the "Broadway Photography" patch that was drawing my eye down. If I cover that over with my finger the photo looks much better and less tilted.
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That is a nice calm and peaceful scene with good colors. That flat cloud on the horizon adds some interest to the composition.
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This is very nice with the variety of rich colors. Peaceful.
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Good job of giving it that aged look. -
That is one eye catching photo. I have to admire people who come up with ideas like this.
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Very nicely composed and well timed shot. -
Nicely composed group shot. I would crop out the fingers at the left edge of the frame.
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They do look like dinosaurs. You did a good job of capturing the nuances of tones on the trees in the foreground. -
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