James G. Dainis
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This is a nice, soothing photo with the cool greens. The depth of field is a problem. The only thing in good focus is the tree off to the left. It is too far out of the photo to be a main element. The person in the background could add a human element to the photo but he is way out of focus. It might even be better to clone him out entirely. -
This is nicely toned to give an antique look. I like the composition and over all appearance. The hot spot cast by the lamp on the far left is disconcerting and draws the viewer's eye away from the main elements in the scene. I would try to burn that down a bit. You have done a nice job with this photo. -
Nice abstract. I like the rich dark tones.
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That is a nice photo of two playful cubs. I am more impressed with the photos you have of full grown bears. Nice job. -
That certainly is colorful. Good thing it is digital or I would think that someone solarized their slide film by accident. ;-) -
I like the tones and the mood of this photo. The young lady's face almost seems to glow. This is a pleasant photo to look at; the young and bright young lady, although almost out of the photo, dominates the dark and cold statue and interior. -
Very nice. Yes, the nose ring has to go unless this is a paying client and she insists on it. "It is who I am." I am not used to nose rings so it was a major distraction for me. I kept wondering how light could be reflected so brightly on that shadowed side of the nose and nostril. If I knew the woman and her nose ring it wouldn't have been a problem for me.
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I think the composition is fine the way it is. Without the tree there would be too much blank space. Now, there is enough tree filling in the blank space but not too much as to overwhelm it and reduce the vastness of the scene.
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You have some wonderful textures and tones in this photo. Very well done indeed.
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You did a very good job of stitching the photos together. This is a clear and sharp photo of a very famous tourist sight.
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Very sharp and clear flower emphasized by the soft and color matching surround. I like it. It gives me a feeling of peacefulness. Much different from the usual close up shots of flowers.
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That is a very colorful shot. I like how the red tones are of the same depth as the blue sky. It is amazing how even a small camera can capture a great image as long as the photographer knows what to do. -
Excellent freezing of fast motion. It would be interesting to know what equipment was used. -
I think this black and white photo looks much more dramatic than color photos of Monument Valley.
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Beautiful tones and dynamic range capture from zones 1 to 9. I like the shading of the sky as it grow progressively lighter toward the horizon.
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Those are nice complimentary colors and a good sharp image. I imagine the 500mm lens allowed you to have some distance so as not to scare off the butterfly. That certainly is a superlative lens but a bit pricey for me. Great photo.
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This has to be one of the more interesting water splashes I have ever seen. A good deal of work must have gone into it. -
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Absolutely wonderful colors, flesh tones and lighting. The colors really stand out with the black background. I might crop an inch or so off of the top, but still, this is just an excellent job all around.
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This has a very mystical, soft look with the beams of sunlight shooting through the trees. Very nice job of exposure and capture.
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