stanley_rogouski
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She needs to loosen up. -
Looks like one of those Russian nicknacks.
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Have no idea what she's doing so I'll give it a 5 for originality. -
Interesting perspective. Was it intentional to make the mountain look smaller than it usually does and the trees look dominating?
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But it would be so much better if something were in sharp focus. Maybe the tracks.
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And without any real nudity. Suggestive. Like it. -
For a digital camera.
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Did he kick your ass after you snapped the picture?
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Better laid out. Interesting location.
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Weird. I thought it was a model at first.
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You seem to know how to shoot portraits well. Nice flattering contrast between the hair and face and the subject looks relaxed. -
Not an easy building to photography in. I'd like to see some more.
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Criticisms.
Frame's too thick.
You should either leave out the church on the right or give it more space in the photo.
I see what you're trying to do, but if you're trying to contrast the dilapidated building on the left with something less dilapidated, you shouldn't set up the photo so that the building on the left overwhelms everthing else.
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How do you take pictures like this (assuming you didn't know the subjects) without getting people mad at you? -
Cheese. Cheese. Like the scene from A Farewll to Arms. A nice plate of cheese apples to go with the wine. Otherwise, the wine looks tempting. -
You need some cheese on that plate :) -
Made me laugh. But I can't rate it very high on aesthetics.
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Should be sharper though. Did you use a tripod?
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Kind of scares me.
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It has a more lonely feel to it, as if you caught what it's like to be strolling through suburbia at night. This one's a bit too light up, not as contemplative. -
And it's not easy to capture this kind of detail in this kind of light. -
Looks almost like Seaside Park in NJ.
I'd be interested in seeing it from another angle, specifically about 20 degrees clockwise from this. That way you might capture more of a sweeping effect. If there's an angle where you can make the water and pier look as if they're moving together out to sea, it would look excellent.
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I'm constanly trying to figure out how to catch visible stars above a landscape shot. It's almost impossible. -
Very evocative of the kind of snowy day I used to see in parts of Maine.
The one thing I'd like to see is some kind of, I don't know, "heaviness" to the sky.
I don't know quite how to phrase it, but maybe the fact that I thought of it means it's suggested anyway.
Cross Near Pokojov, Czech-Moravian Highlands
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