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Excellent!
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Wonderful shot!
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Excellent!
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Excellent!!
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Nice shot, but spoiled because of over saturation. Tone it down to normal values, then your results would be far superior.
Regards,
Roger
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Very nicely done, colour, detail and presentation.
Regards, Roger
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I must say that I am very impressed by ALL your work!
Interesting, well presented and of high standard. Regards, Roger
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Your last three shots are all well presented, good colour and well suited backgrounds, but in all, I would like to have seen slightly more sharpness.
But nice work, regardless of my comments. Regards, Roger
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Well framed with good composition. Interesting with nice colours. Unfortunately, the shadow on the right spoils the result.
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Brilliant! As are all your Macro's
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Well, I guess I have to keep my hand in shape!...Regards :-( -
As usual, Illona........beautiful work!Great use of tone.
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An 'awesome' opponent, I would say! Yes it is a composite. Just playing a little. Thought of a way to show her rifle shot and it's result on the target, in one photo. Roger
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Beautifully captured shot. His expression and the way he has his hands, says it all. He is crying out for help.
Composition , colour, detail and light are all good.
I would however suggest a slghtly tighter crop, more to give your shot balance, than anything else. Nice work.
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This is an excellent example of filter use with PS.
You have produced a very nice result. Using the blue tone and added edge lines are very effective. Lighting and composition are terrific. Nice work.
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Nice John, but it would be better if you brightened it ---as in Snow 1 -
In line with the 'Old Masters'. Outstanding!
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this is ...Sublime, Empyrean!! Well done Ken
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The lines that suddenly appeared are because your scanned image is now a 'Digital' image. As with all digital images, it is made with Pixels. If you take the physical method of 'screening' a print for printing (in a newspaper or magazine) the result is obtained by using a 'screen' made up of dots. (Use a magnifying glass on any photo in a book or newspaper - you will see that it is made up from these dots)Now if you were to take 2 of these screens on top of each other, you would get a "moire" (wavey) pattern. In effect this is what you have here. The fine lines of your shot (made up from pixels) and the computer screen - also made up from pixels. ...Result = MOIRE. (Nothing to do with Contrast)
Does this help you understand?
Keep up the nice work.
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Excellent Pierre, composition, detail....when one find's it, colour and presentation. RIVITING!
Nice work. R
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Beautiful! A simple scence, a fantastic result! The detail, colour and composition are excellent.
(If you want a good frame maker -not expensive- go to www.fredmiranda.com Look in 'actions')
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Excellent...Composition, detail and colour. -
Very well done. In my opinion the shadow should be 'less definite', and maybe a lighter shade. But overall, it is a strong and dramatic shot with a sense of suffering.
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