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C'est jollie. Paris me manque... -
This is an original shot; the subjects' contrast (theme- and tone-wise) are inherently clever.
Very very good.
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This picture has a nice energy to it. But the branch is problematic, and not your fault at all, I have been in similar situations. I think this picture could benefit from digital alteration (cloning out the branch).
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Le savant ou où les avant seront savants...dis-t-il M. le commisaire, les bourgeoises sont comment les co...ah, non. J'ai mal de tete ;)
But seriously, I'm confused: you request a comment on the stencil itself or the picture? I don't think many on PN understand que est-que-ce voudrait dire, let alone who Balut is. A little background so we can give better feedback? -
I like this a lot! Is this a super-crop, though? -
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Gordon! This is excellent! It pays to have learned wet darkroom techniques and fudging it with Photoshop...
Submitted for your approval...
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C'est absolutement jollie. -
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Rather unconventional, but the framing is natural; definitively not a snapshot; this has a higher meaning to the photographer. -
This is very good. My apologies, but I couldn't resist: I suggest the following cropping...
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Macro shots are very hard to frame; I assume you did this hand-held. Good effort. I would try an even bolder angle (a bit more clock-wise) -
Y arriba México, cabrones! :) -
Definitively not for the purist. It is a nice, honest candid picture, with an interesting composition. It is a shame that there are many artifacts on the posted version; I would probably get rid of the empty space at the right, that way it would have a definite "energy" flow from one corner to the other. -
Very original, good choices on dodging and burning; unconventional perspective and line convergence combination. Very good! The sky though makes it feel it's pasted, but I don't believe it is; I have this problem too with some pics with high key areas.
And a four in originality?!?! Who cooked that up? -
Very interesting; I like it. I suggest either bringing the highlights higher and the shadows darker, or only darkening (w/curves) the bottom shadow zone (i.e. Zone I & II together). -
Are yoo lookin at me? There's nobody else, so yoo musbelookin at me.
Oh, wait, nobody's looking at me.
It is too bad the gel puffed the hair out of the frame; I disagree with the "face distortion" due to the lens; it looks very rectilinear to me (the image overall). -
Ah, voilà. I guess I posted my comment moments after yours... -
C'est bien, (pas mal bien sûr!), mais je crois qu'avec un peu plus de contraste elle serait encore mieux réussie (l'image et la femme).
Bonne manière de "feeling", mais si tu voudrais dire "passion" aux anglophones, d'habitude ça voudrait dire autre chose (il-y-a une manque d'ésprit de ce côte de l'ocean).
Le títre: s'ils s'aiment, pourquoi est-qu'-ils s'aiment doucement? L'eau? Je suggère "Love me always"; seulement une idée.
Es-tu un photographe professionel? Sinon, tu as de l'intuition.
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Very beautiful use of shadows. -
Budweiser plant in New Hampshire??? I thought that was in St. Louis...
Other than that, mighty effective with or without the title. -
Howard: I think that both have appeal; this one is a bit more "real" than the saturated one, but that other one may appeal better online. I think this one would look better printed on matte/satin paper.
Eiffel tower and Trocadero gardens<br> ( My homepage about Paris and panoramas : <a href="http://www.fromparis.com" >www.fromparis.com</a> )
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