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Nice textures! Also nice to see people using Linux. :-)
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Good composition, nice accurate colours, nice to see detail like the texture in the denim jacket. Singer/guitar player's face is a little out of focus.
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I really like the bendy bottle and the lovely textures. I think I agree with Anna's comment about the light. I think it's a bit too sharp and "slashes" through the scene. Other than that I think it's an absolutely gorgeous still life! -
Great motion shot. I might run it through photoshop and lighten up the Cofidis rider a wee bit.
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Nice shot -- well spotted. -
When I used to shoot "feech" or features for my University newspaper, this is the sort of picture that would often end up randomly around the paper. It's interesting how "feech" style reportage seems to garner low ratings around here. I guess it's a different world now, drama is in, simple human interest is out...Life magazine, come back all if forgiven! -
The colours are fantastic, as is the cuban lass's enigmatic smile. I think I'd either crop a bit tighter for head adn shoulders, or a tiny bit looser to get the whole headdress in. I think a tiny fill flash would help chase the facial shadows away. Another option is shooting into the sun and metering for the face and let the background be overexposed.
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I think with these items it'd be interesting to see some macro shots. The old, partially-corroded metal could make for some interesting textures. While the composition above is good, and the shot is quite good, it looks a wee bit posed.
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Tremoundous expression, perfectly cropped. The focus seems a little soft, which doesn't bother me overly but uber-sharpness is a Holy Grail to many. It's a really emotive shot, nicely done.
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I love the lighting and Fred's expression. Do you remember what aperture you used? The very front of the nose seems a might out of focus, though not very noticeably. -
Yes, the red is old paint.
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Great composition, very interesting sweep. I think I'd take it in photoshop and tweak the contrast just a wee bit though...other than that, lovely!
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Incredible - great composition, great subject. The rainbow is icing on the cake. -
Very hard-to-meter-for lighting -- you did very well with it, the composition is lovely. I think I'd rotate counter-clockwise a hair, the horizon seems a wee bit downward sloping (I just bought a hot shoe spirit level I'm so bad at keeping my horizons straight!).
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Your point is well taken, but it's the best I could do in a moment, especially with Minox -- the subject hides whenever the camera comes near him and this time he did it in a way I found visually interesting. -
I love this photo. The backlighting is incredible, the composition solid. I don't agree with the comments about "other people's art." That could be said of photos of buildings, or even people or trees if you consider that as "god's art." Very little if anything we photograph we made ourselves, we just look for interesting ways of seeing the existing world, which you've done, and done well. -
The slash of light really draws you towards the subject. I also like the "baby in motion" feel.
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I adore the composition! I'm not sure if it's my computer's gamma (Mac and PC gamma are different, which sometimes affects web pictures)- the sea looks a little dark - is it possible to lighten it a little and retain the silhouette? -
I love the contrast with the sharp thistle and the soft-winged butterfly, very interesting. -
Great study of this butterfly! I'd love to see a larger size in order to see the details of the body and wings. -
It makes me want to lie on that beach. I think I'd zoom in and let just the edges of the trees frame, and make that gorgeous beach a more prominent feature.
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I like the depth, reminds me of the types of shots that made Orson Wells' films famous (remember the banker talking to Mrs. Kane while young Charles played outside in the snow?)
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She trolls and only adds negative comments, afraid of posting her own photos. Please email abuse@photo.net and complain.
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