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Very interesting angle and depth of field -- got detail both in the daisy in front and the clouds and mountains in the far distance. Pretty damn cool, I'd say. -
Gee, my fireworks shots are pretty lame-o compared to this one! Great composition. I love the cityscape in front to give the bursts a sense of scale. -
Great clarity and tones in this shot! The angle makes it look like she's walking on the clouds. Was the subject of this photo on a hill? -
Dylan, I really like the coloring that you did on this shot. The only thing is that I'm finding the object on the bottom right too distracting. Is that a leg or someone's torso? The composition is great (sans the distraction).
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Great combination of warm sunset colors along with silouettes against the sky and refected in the water. Nicely composed!
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I like the expression and tilt of his head. The smile lines around his eyes offer up a hint of charisma in his personality. Oh... and Sean is very handsome (*sigh*). Reminds me of the actor in the English Patient... damn, forgotten his name, but I certainly remember his gorgeous face. :-)
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This is a great photo. The wind in their hair, the sea in the distance framed nicely with the white railing. Great composition. I also like the choice of soft sepia toning -- along with their cotton dresses, it gives the picture a vintage feel. You've captured some memories that will live on forever for these two girls.
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This is a gorgeous shot. I like the soft gentle motion you've captured in the water, the different shades in the rock (lighter up front, darker further away), and the way the curve of the rocks pulls your eye through the photograph. I'd buy a print of this. It's simply beautiful. -
Thanks to everyone for their comments. I appreciate the constructive suggestions for improvement. How the heck will I learn otherwise?! :-) Given that, in response to the comments about the background, I've attached the version with the original background. I thought it would detract from the character in the man's face... perhaps I was wrong (been wrong before, heaven knows!). Let me know which version you prefer. Thanks again to all!!
Cryin Cowboy... with background /general-comments/attachment/924111/cryin-cowboy-w-background.jpg
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This is a terrific abstract with vibrant colors, Ilona! I'd like to know more about the lighting you used for this! -
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Nice shot. I'm curious as to where you were when you shot this picture? Hanging out of a window? On a rooftop? Either way, it's a great view! -
What a cool place and a cool shot. Looks like it was taken on another planet! -
The clarity and cool tones are fabulous. I also like how the disruption in the pattern of the trees is just enough to reveal the home in the distance. The clouds are also nice and dramatic. Just a terrific shot, all around.
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Terrific clarity combined with the motion blur from the turning wheel!
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By request.... adjusted the crop to include more of the scarf.
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To give you a sense of how small these little baby hummingbirds are, I've attached a photo with my finger purposely included to give you a sense of scale. The mother hummingbird built this nest on a pulley of a boat launch.
Sense of Scale /general-comments/attachment/915021/babyhum01a.jpg
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By request, here's the black and white version.Bayou Black Oak (Black and White) /general-comments/attachment/914752/bayou-088a.jpg
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Great shot! Would also look cool in black and white!! Well composed!! -
Dramatic, yet there is an essence of stillness and solitude. Very nice....
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