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Very nice portrait! Not your usual pose, and better for it. I bet she likes it , too. I like it better in black and white, for what that is worth. -
Cropped too much. The photo appears incomplete. It has a story to tell, but the rest of the image would make it much more interesting. Good exposure, tho. -
It did! the background fooled your meter a little, underexposing the faces, and cropping the left side and the top would eliminate distracting, non-contributing areas. Nice, Now go take some more pictures.
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The door into??? The cropping helped. The exposure is good, with detail in the highlights and shadows.
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The under exposure and lack of contrast appear as if something other than just that may have happened. -
Move closer, take the light reading from the face, then lock it . Your might move your friend into the shade, so the contrast does not exceed the ability of the camera to record it.
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A great people photo, but the faces are not properly exposed. There is a wealth of character and dignity in the face of Nana, and the boy is handsome, but the blown out highlight of the dress as well as the red flowers detract from that.
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Powerful image! It makes you wonder just what is occurring. -
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Not an action shot as such, but dramatic, nevertheless. The smoke adds to the mood, and your photo is technically excellent. The frantic activity is understood from the photo. -
A powerful photo of a horrible place. My personal preference would have been about a half stop more exposure, but maybe that would have lost the mood. You nailed it!
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Gerard: Let me try this, altho I was called a complete idiot by another photographer earlier today. What you attempted is readily discernible,and clever. I like this done in Black and White, but I would suggest moving the two figures closer together. The looooong space between them leads to confusion--the whole can't be taken in at one glance.
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I can't remember how I rated your last one, but I like this one better! Sharp is good!
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It has an abstract quality which may have been lost if more exposure had been given to the foreground.
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Lou Ann: My take on the whole thing is quite different. A good documentary of the falls, and the balloon adds to the whole. I thought the softness might be because of scanning or some such, but overall, it doesn't detract from the mood. More exposure in the shadows might help, but... Fool around with your camera, try different things, never take only one photo, unless the thing moves, compare results, and use what you like best. Above all, take more pictures. Have fun with this magical pastime. -
Technically, a very good photo. The pose and exposure are well-executed. One tiny nit, however. Why is it that some contemporary photographers wish to protray their subjects, especially attractive ones, as somber? I had a roomie in college that was an artist--still is--quite successful,too, and he did that. Never anything but somber expressions. Most people feel attractive people look better if they smile.
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Wow, Josh! Good photo. Is it a scanning or monitor problem that the eyes appear a bit fuzzy? I couldn't tell from the rest of the photo.
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Amusing, but could use better exposure and/or printing.
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Yep, the head. better exposure and a little more contrast would help the photo.
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You do nice work, but the previous poster was right--the hands are bit awkward, perhaps moved back closer to the subject's body would help. A minor flaw. Hands are hard, sometimes.
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Nice semi-abstract. Had to look twice to be sure what it was. Technically excellent.
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