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Beautiful, a lot of times when you see a landscape like this one, it does not translate into a picture. Well, you did it with this one.
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I love this shot. I'd love to own a print of this. Please let me know if that is possible.
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This is a very dynamic shot. Good action, good color, original composition. Very nice.
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As Henri Cartier-Bresson would have said: You have hit the "decisive moment."
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Great Framing!
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The sky is too obviously photoshopped. The fringing around the rooftops looks too fake.
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The latter, her head seems unnaturally large compared to her body. By the way, I've been following your work for a long time. Obviously you are one of the regulars at photo.net and for what it is worth, I'm always looking forward to new postings of yours.
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Hi Doug,
I would either show a little more of her shoulders or give her a little less headroom. Her head seems a little big, although she is still adorable. I would also prefer a round eyelight.
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You rated one of my pictures higher than other people did and when I went to your folder, I was not surprided to find someone with similar taste. Great work!
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Hi Amri, there seems to be a lot of dust on the negative. A quick jet of canned air will eliminate most of this.
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This almost looks like a Black and White picture. I had to look twice.
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Roger, just like your rust picture beautiful colors and texture.
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I really like the graphic quality in this image. It creates a nice order.
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Great colors and texture. This reminds me of Ernst Haas' The Creation.
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Great! When you have a great shot like this one, you look at it until something starts bothering you. I wonder if it bothers you that the camera was just slightly dutched to the right? I still give you my highest ratings.
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First of all, I really like this. As far as the figure on the left goes, I would make this figure solid and only leave the figure on the right semi-transparent. Also, I feel that the figure on the left needs to be lower, i.e. more of the legs need to be cropped for the perspective to be right.
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I think the color only adds to this picture. B&W is much more forgiving than color, so whenever it works in color, leave it that way. Great shot, and I'm glad there's a person in it.
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This has got to be one of my favorite pictures on Photo.net. I love the green and I love the grain, and even the sloppy framing succeeds in giving this picture a sense of urgency. Yes, it is not conventionally perfect, but it is as highly stylized as a feature film. It reminds me of "Black Hawk Down" BECAUSE of its unnatural colors. I assume that this was a somewhat lucky shot, but if you could manage to design a whole picture story after this photo, i.e. same style of framing, color balance, and grain, that story could easily be published in TIME Magazine or NEWSWEEK. All of a sudden a mistake would be seen as a superior stylistic choice. that is my opinion.
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It seems like the horizon is a little tilted and I would love to see a person in this shot.
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I really like this. It is very unusual in style. I believe that it becomes better in conjunction with your other photos because it shows that this is your style and not just an accident. I'm not a fan of digital color alteration since it becomes a cliche very easily. I would therefore love to see some of the other photos in your folder in their natural colors.
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