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Your comment goes directly to my heart, mainly because it comes from a photographer that I particularly appreciate. It helps to relativize the anonymous 3/1 rating without comment.
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Please comment, critic or rate, Thank you.
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I'll present another one where the waterfall is more the main subject
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Fantastic dynamic portrait. The light and the colors are very good but what I like the best is the expression of happiness of this young woman. -
A masterpiece for light color and composition. Congratulations -
Exactly the kind of shots I love. Congratulations
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I totally agree with Agnieszka. This is a very good natural portrait. The light, the way Magdalena holds her hair, the short DOL, everything works ... except the white triangle. In argentic B&W, it's easy to over expose the print to find "materials" in the whites. But when a part is over exposed in digital ... there's not a lot to do, even with PS.
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Hassan, I'm sorry but it wasn't possible to use a higher speed, in this particular conditions. At f2,8 the background would have been out of focus for a speed of 1/10, and 3200 ISO is the higher sensibility of the EOS . So ... it is what it is with its imperfections and for me it enforces the mysterious mood. -
Derviche prayer at night in Mansouriya, the fantastic house of one of my friend in Allepo -
Syria- (1/5s-f4,5-3200 ISO). Of course NO FLASH, just available light.
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Another very good shot. As far as I'm concerned to improve it, I would crop 1/10 at the right and at the bottom (to put the miror in the right angle). Then, in the darkroom I would lighter the face of the barber and darken in a half circle the lower part to focus the glance on the upper left corner. Regards. -
I perfectly share the opinion of Bruno. This is your masterpiece. Congratulations
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Excellent point of view that makes the difference with a "tourist snapshot". About the sky, what I would like to add, coming out from my personal experience, is that your problem isn't photoshop but the scanning. The Dmax of the best scanner I know isn't enough strong to find materials in the blacks of a contrasted negative B&W film. So the only way to change this is ... practice of traditional darkroom and scan of the argentic print. But please don't add an artificial sky !!!!
Best regards.
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As you asked me I had a look to your folders trying to choose my favorite photo. I finally choose this one. The effect of moving water is very well done and the composition is good with different plans leading the glance to the sky. Perfect. -
Very good shot. Well composed, not too posed and what a fantastic balance of color. You can be proud of it.
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Absolutely fabulous Miguel ! As a personal taste I would have chosen a square framing cutting the lower part.
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I particularly love the light and the contrast between the boat very clear and bridge in the fog. Best regards
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Beaucoup de details y compris dans les ombres. Je ne connais pas la version couleur mais celle-ci est tres reussie. Pour pinailler je pense que la maison du fond gagnerait a etre legerement assombrie et contrastee pour mieux se detacher de la colline et un ciel un peu plus sombre refermerait mieux l'image. Amicalement.
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Once more a very good one. Just a little regret for the accentuation of light on the legs, which creates artfacts with Jpeg compression.
Best regards.