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I like the intensity of the portrait and the way the light separates them from the background and adds modelling to their faces. -
It seemed confusing at first, but it settled down for me. I love the contrast between the OOF foreground and the face. The composition is perfect. The tones are sublime. -
Very warm and loving photograph. It fits in the frame quite nicely--I wouldn't crop it. -
Mysterious! -
The angel is subtle; the little girl's expression is intriguing. A wonderful photograph. -
The high contrast gets in the way for me. Dealing with such a pronounced brightness range is very challenging.
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For the bar exam?
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Woof, indeed! The dog is really packed into the frame--is this full frame or cropped? I'd like a little more breathing room if possible, but it does have a wonderful energy to it. I love the vitality of your work. -
When I first saw the shot I thought, "What's the big deal?" But upon looking at it more closely the expression--what appears to be a faint and "dreamy" smile--is intriguing, and it all falls into place for me. A lovely photograph. (Perhaps if the milk and other light items in the upper left were burned in a bit that would help direct attention to the face, but that's just a minor point--it stands up well.)
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Consider burning in the lower right hand corner and the light area toward the top right edge; the lightness draws my eye away from the center. The relative lightness of the lower right corner also draws my eye away. This photo is worth the additional work. -
I, too, find the knee distracting. This could easily be removed with Photoshop (or cropped)--why not use the tool since it's available? Otherwise I find the photo quite captivating. -
I am amazed to learn this was done with an 8x10 camera. It seems so spontaneous! -
The tight square crop and the intensity of the small gesture with his right hand leave me breathless. I want to know more about the man. It seems as if I can feel his yearning....
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Does it work? Sort of...the shepherd's gaze away from the camera bugs me--it leads me out of the frame. The animal appears to be looking at the lens, which makes looking away all the more odd.
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A very witty photograph! I admire the work you have shown here. Regards, Dan Kapsner
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