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I think the exposure is nice with the dark background. If possible, an off camera flash would reduce or eliminate the glare off the ball. I would experiment with framing the photo differently as well, with and without the statue in the background, different angles, etc.

I love this photo. I wish I had taken it, I would honestly hang it on my wall! Great job!

This was hard to judge. I was limited with what I could bring onto

the chopper; a flash was not allowed. It has a bit more grain than I

would like but at least the moment was captured. UMass Memorial

LifeFlight, in route to a scene call. Please let me know of any

suggestion or thoughts.

I would like anyone's thoughts on improving this photo. The

background is rather blase and ugly compared to the subject. Any

suggestions on cropping are appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Colors are amazing, though there does seem to be some vignetting (on purpose?). I like it.

Crop the tail out of the far right duck. Maybe increase contrast a bit. My 2 cents...

 

I really like this one, but I find the lights distracting on the overpass. I think the light on the far left is the culprit. Get rid of the tint and it may be less distracting. Just my 2 cents.

The lighting is nice and subtle, it almost looks fake it is sitting there so perfect!

Great shot.

Too bad the head on the left cow is missing...

I like this one but I would really like to see the photo without the lamp in the picture. Is the subject the lamp or then object in the background?

I like this one but I would really like to see the photo without the lamp in the picture. Is the subject the lamp or then object in the background?

Interesting. The photo grabs my attention but for some reason I am a bit distracted by the clutter at the bottom of the photo. I'm not sure if it is a real issue or if it is just me, either way I like the photo!

Adding a bit of contrast in Photoshop would help bring out some detail in the structure around the pooch. Otherwise, I like it!

Very well done. The dark sky really brings out her skin tones and makes her look, well, hot!

Taken this past winter at Holt Pond in Medfield, MA USA. There was a

cold fog that enveloped the ice covered pond. I did my best to

capture this using the single tree as the subject.

I see, as with every PoW, commentary regarding photos that have been "done before". Most everything that is portrayed on the earth has been done at one time or another. Just try to come up with an original idea for a horror movie! Originality comes with the way an artist presents a scene that has been done and redone. Take the Simpson's sitcom for example. Just about every skit in that show has been done in a movie, on the news or in a TV show. Yet the creators have found amusing ways of presented the same old stuff in a new way. Granted, that may not apply to every photo in PoW that has been "done before" but I wanted to merely illustrate that a simple statement such as that holds no ground when considering the environment we live in. To those who still cry "unoriginal", I tempt thee to create a photo, in an environment, with unique framing that has never been portrayed in a painting, photo, film etc. It can be done, but not everyone here has done it, and not everyone can.

I like the green but at the same time it is almost too much. Maybe a film with a higher contrast or something that would darking the tree trunks better.

I absolutely love the photo, my only suggestion is to crop a bit of the sky out. Other than that it is a fantastic photo. Great Job!

I really just do not see anything remarkable about this photo. There is an extensive amount of bright (colored as well) glare off the subjects head which seems to add a cheapness to the photo. I also have to agree with previous statements about the choice of focus point, etc. I would also like to add that I feel there were much better choices in the photographer's collection than this.

I think you have a good start, there are some distractions above and also to the left of the sign that would be better cropped out or at least out of sight. Maybe a different angle? Maybe standing further away and using a telephoto. You should go back and try different angles, etc. I do like the red glow on the empty table. The only real poor thing is the refelction on the left and visible portion of wall above the sign.

I like it a lot actually. I would like it more if the road was cropped out and if it were composed tighter on the statua although not too much. The sky and the statue work very well together.

Well, hmmm.... I like the composition, i think. Although my first impression was "posed". The lighting is nice but it almost needs something else, maybe moving the sungject to look less posed or something.

I really like this picture. The exression on Adam's face along with the composition with the wood (swing set?) in the background really makes this one catch your eye.