nardaf
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Like that too!
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YESSS!
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Slide Scan.
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I don't quite agree with Eugene about the rule of thirds here. I believe the hand as it is adds great drama, mysteriousness, anxiety, and whatever other strong feelings it might invoke in onlookers. A photo does not always have to be aesthetically pleasing or to conform to classical standards to convey a strong message. It is a really compelling and strange picture. It certainly caught my attention (that's why I'm writing this comment!). It's good to be thrown off balance once in a while. Good work.
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I like the toning, lighting, and the pose very much. The only tiny nitpicking I'd have is that the model should have been posed a bit more to the left. Not much, just a bit--there is just a feeling of imbalance there (at least with me, although she is looking back to the left). Or you could have added an object to the empty space at which she might be looking. Otherwise very beautiful.
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Comments, please...
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Done with a flashlight on a mere whim
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I absolutely love this photo and would give it a 6-7 if it would only work...
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Good "candid" shot of the slimy slug(if you can say that with those slow moving creatures!). Cute face. How many eyes does he/she have? 2 or 4? The only critique I have is that it is a bit too off-centered for my taste.
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If it were large format, it'd almost be an Ansel Adams. Great dramatic shot.
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The shadows and downward angle of the hill and the trees make this picture visually very dynamic and interesting. Great work!
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Still Life
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Since I am a passionate cat sailor myself (check out my portfolio for a sailing pic), I like the photo very much because I am always sad when the sailing season ends. Your photo reflects that feeling very well. Somehow I KNEW that this was a Dutch beach since you guys are the best in Europe....
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Dramatic contrast (the one cheek is a bit burned out though for my taste) and composition. Excellent shot nevertheless. Love the eye color.
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Great 1960s look you've captured here, and the composition is superb. (Oh.. I see that it was actually taken in the Sixties!)
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A cold April Day
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The child sat still for just a fraction of a second and I was able to
achieve a sharp image with my very slow manual Pentax 67.
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Great body, well buffed!
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Beach Scene
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