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Wow, I'm delighted traveling by your photos. I love this one, as I love blur on dance shots.Also love this flame like figures. Great work.

Cool, cool. I love his "oops" expression, and the simetric position of the woman's legs and arms (somewhat like a windmill).

This is a result of my work with a dance-theater company from Sao

Paulo, Brazil. This play´s name is "Pequeno Espaço Para Ser Eu Mesmo",

or something like the subjetc above, "Small Space To Be Myself". This

is particulary one of my favorites of all my work with them. A few

other favorites are in my gallery. This was an actual play, so the

pictures are not staged. It was during the play, with audience and

all. Thanks for your visit and critique.

 

(ps: there's no category for dance and theater)

Ok, this one has more of the book, as I said in the other. Sweet.

Very nice! Like said, less is more. The short DOF helps a lot also. The only thing that bothers me is the mix of shadows bellow the finger, that makes it a bit confuse. This would give a nice underwear ad.

I love cats sleeping. I have two and they have a papparazzi following them through the house. I would have liked a bit more of the book, because it takes a little while to notice it.

I love the juxtaposition, or maybe oposition, of the house and mountain, specialy in the way you cropped the photo. And yes, the big mountain makes the little house seems bigger. I also like the three main colors of the landscape that you've got, the greenish on the foreground, yellow/brown in the middle, and the cloudy blue sky in the background.

I like the isolation of the rock. But the colors on the top half are opaque. Not that I think that they should be vivid on this landscape. Maybe you took the picture close to noon time, with too much sun, and it makes the photo seem 'whitish'. But the rock gives some substance to the picture, in my opinion.

 

Barn series. Any coments are welcome.

Thanks, Fabio.

Gonzalo, the photo attracted me exactly because of the abstract. Good eye, great capture. As you said, I also like the colors and patterns, and those balls/pins add some interesting details. Though it would have been a bit better if there were some space between them and the edges of the picture at the bottom and top. Saludos!