paulstenquist
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You didn't. Actually I think it's more typical of a 2148399, but that''s strictly a matter of personal preferece. -
I love nice photographs of beautiful women. Thanks for posting it. -
The Pentax *istD and the venerable Vivitar Series 1 90/2.5.
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Great shot. Caught my eye right away. I like the framing, with the rose balancing the offset figure. Nice moment. Thanks for posting it. -
Nice stop action shot. Good framing and composition. -
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Intriguing, mysterious, beautifully lit. A very fine, very artistic effort. I really like the way you've placed the subject dead center in the frame. By breaking the rules, you've achieved something special. Great work.
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I find this quite good. I might have cropped it a little tighter, taking some off the top. I might also have given it a more generic title so as not to suggest too much. The picture tells an interesting story by itself. Well done!
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This fellow panhandles on the corner of Broadway and Third in Santa
Monica, CA.
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Exposed for 1/4 second at F45. -
Great composition. Wonderful range of grayscale tones. It had to be a perfect exposure. I like the tint as well. Nice work. Very nice work. -
My first work with a serious digital camera. These would have been difficult
without the immedite feedback one gets with digital.
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Interesting shot. Great color. Nice framing and composition.
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A picture that tells a story. Very nice. I like the subtle tones.
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One of my favorites -- both lady and picture.
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Oh by the way, while I don't believe I've ever posted a photo that deserved a 1/1, I would also have to say that I've never posted a photo that deserved a 7/7. Both are extremes that are not attainable by most of us.
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I think your scale is off kilter. For most of us here, a 1/1 has to be bad in every way, both technically and aesthetically. In fact, I had never given anyone a 1/1 until yesterday, but you earned that one. This shot is of interest, because it's an aging relic that was left to die in the field where it probably once labored. It's a lost bit of Americana, and I must admit, my framing and compositon are okay, the picture is sharp, and the color is quite vibrant. Take a look at the other ratings it received. If you're just starting out, you should probably be a bit more cautious when rating the work of others. I apologize for returning the favor, but I was quite surprised at your rating, then flabergasted when I saw your work. You are inventive and have some good ideas, but your execution is very clumsy, typical of a beginner's work. In any case, keep trying, but think twice before you rate.
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Nice shot. I like the angry look. If you're losing shadow detail try doing a curves RGB adjustment in PhotoShop. Use the eydropper and pick your brightest white and your darkest shadow detail. That may help. -
beautiful image. This one caught my eye immediately. Thank you for posting it. -
I like this very much. The framing is excellent as is the composition. The model is very attractive as well. Nice work. I enjoy your fresh thinking. -
You find a nice camera position from which to photograph the bridge. It's a different lok that I haven't seen before. The colors are good, the shadows and highlights well balanced. An exellent photograph.
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Two studio strobes. The one to camera right is firing through a barndoor slit.
The one to camera left is down a stop and a half and firing into an umbrella
reflector.