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Yes you certainly may, Travis. I'm flattered you like it that much. ;) -
Travis, a large part of the motivation for making this photo was the sunlight on the muzzle of the horse. Unfortunately I don't know if it reads as bright light in the photo. I think maybe it just comes off looking like it's painted white there. Another reason for being attracted to it is probably the fact that I had a rocking horse very simialar to this when I was a child.
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Lovely photo. -
Just terrific.
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Very strong photo, Manu. I'm not sure why your work seems overlooked here on photonet.
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Beautiful, Manu.
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Wonderful pic. -
photographic jack pot. -
Ha. I don't know that it accomplishes as well what your 'Sunrise on Second Avenue' did so simply and beautifully and convincingly. I'd still keep it though. ;) -
OK, you can probably scratch what I said about the exposure. Now that I'm looking at it on a decent monitor, it's taken a jump in print quality. I imagine in the physical print it takes an equivalent jump. Hmm, very intriguing photo. I have to think about this one. I don't know at this point if the viewer's probable realization that there is a sort of "trickery" going on with framing, and the fact that the "smoke" is probably steam- limits it in some way. A very good effort in any case.
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I like this one. Works in so many different directions at once, evoking thoughts of humor, surrealism, violence, etc. I think even the out of focus may be helping to give it a mood and a link to the past. -
Interesting shot, definitely has some energy to it. I realize it might not fit with your aesthetic, but just out of curiousity, I'd like to see how a 2nd much lighter and more detailed version would work.
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She's viewing the scene. I guess I could've asked her to turn around. ;) A few forum members liked it as is. It would be a different photo with her facing the camera, I'll give you that. -
Sorry for the confusion. This is a 2nd version of the print. I left the original in the folder too so as not to delete the comments on it- it does have quite a few ratings and comments. Thanks for your feedback. -
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It was accidental, Maria. The only post processing (besides contrast adjustment) was a very slight cropping around the edges of the neg. Thanks for your comments...
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double exposure...
What do ya think?
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... you who are falling all over yourselves with regard to this photo, that is... -
Most of you need to get a grip on reality.
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If the model were a fairly unattractive woman, would anyone give this a second look? So it becomes an issue of what is photographed, not how it's photographed. I enjoy looking at beautiful women as much as the next guy, but really, I think this site has become obsessed with that as a measure of what makes a good photograph. Get a hot chick to snap, especially one with not too much clothing, or none at all, some decent light, and you're most of the way to a long line of 6's and 7's.
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Nice, Beau. First thing I thought was that it had the look of a war zone. The upper left feels a tiny bit awkward... maybe cropping differently would be helpful? You've probaby considered the options though, and it's really nitpicking on my part. Great shot. -
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oops, should be category "street"...
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