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Would like to read your thoughts about those three dyptics. Thank

you.

Would like to read your thoughts about those three dyptics.

Thank you.

I took me time to think about it (almost 2 years since my first comment!!!) but I've finally found how to improve your image.

Try to crop it like this and to mirror it. It places the bug one one third of the image and makes us think he is climbing a mountain or facing a wave.

For the preceding commentator, why should the colors be modified by PS??? The bug is simply a Polydrusus Impressifrons (called in french "charan篮 vert p⬥") and he really is that green...

Nice minimalist picture.

I like it.

Actually, I've just recreated the white balance. The white lights in the foregrond were incandescent lightning and so it gave an orange color to the snow. The blue lights in the background were an other type of street lightning (fluorescent tubes). They became cyan because I desaturated almost all the reds and oranges...

Thanks for your comments.

Comments appreciated over that picture and the entire "Passages"

folder.

I see, now, why you gave me a double six to my "blue" picture... (as you make a similary work)

Good Job.

Comments appreciated over that picture and the entire "Passages..."

folder.

Maybe you should recalibrate your monitor. There are details in the shadows too. (see that cropping at 100%) But I must admit that the white bacground of this internet page creates a halo that darkens all the shadows...

Thanks for your comment.

Makes me think of one of mines...

http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=2279737

... it's well better like this. Yours is too grey and I prefer it in b&w.

Try too reduce it's size too.