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I'm impressed not only with the mysterious quality of the photo itself but also with the preparation that obviously went into it. There is clearly artistic skill and imagination at work before the camera is even set up. -
This is wonderful - congratulations! The colors are rich, the textures are detailed, and I love the little details like the tire tracks. -
Fantastic! The band of green provides a nice base to the photo and the capture of the action is just wonderful. -
Very beautiful! Are those colors for real? The building at lower right punctuates the scene in just the right way. -
Fun photo! The frame cheapens it ... a simple black border would be better, in my opinion. Great that you title it "self portrait" yet one has to hunt to find "you" in it. Nice job.
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Very successful! Good contrast and nice gradation in the sky.
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The view of the rowboat far below sets this one apart. I love your whole portfolio, by the way.
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Gorgeous color, great detail. I'd love to see the transparency on a light box! -
Lovely photo! Please keep posting! And please also check the photo posting guidelines for proper image size information.
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Beautiful photo ... the eyes are wonderful. -
Very dramatic, great texture. I bet the print looks even better in person. Nice work.
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Great catch. The lines of the steps and the white T-shirt lead the eye right to your subject. The skater's concentration and explosive motion all seem captured in the twists of his hands.
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Wow, incredibly well done. The faces are believably integrated, down to the wrinkles on the "forehead" of the potato near the peeler. I think my favorite, though, is the guy in the upper center of the bowl who doesn't look scared at all ... I think he's planning an escape as soon as the chef isn't looking. -
One of the cleanest and most pleasing bug-on-flower shot I've seen here lately. The yellows and green and deep red against the white are very nice and the composition is well done. Would benefit from a tiny bit more sharpness, I think.
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I purposefully cropped the butterfly this way at shutter time - do
you like it? Thanks in advance for your comments and ratings.
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The shadow is exactly how it appeared. I set the fork on its edge and the low angle of the late afternoon sun cast this shadow. -
Excellent focus, textures and curving lines! -
This is beautiful. The shallow DOF works fine here. My eye can't decide whether to dwell on the water drop that's in focus or the bright yellow center of the flower which is not.
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Interesting idea but I think the execution still needs some more work. The lighting on the sculptures (are they your work too?) is very bright and doesn't match the rest of the scene at all. And they seem to be floating in midair, without any shadows to anchor them to the ground.
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A beautiful place and I like the way the ground, water, and sky divide the photo into approximate thirds. Without the woman it would almost make for an interesting abstract.
Your model is so close to being centered in the photo that I feel she should be exactly centered; I find it slightly distracting that she is just off-center. Also, I can't quite guess what it is but the whole photo seems a bit underexposed or something... or maybe it's a lack of sharpness. Seems like there's also some vignetting along both sides. Hopefully someone else will diagnose this aspect with more certainty.
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This reminds me of those motion-study photos where multiple exposures are overlaid as someone/something moves through its range of motion. -
I also think the roof is fine ... if it were pure darkness under that diagonal it might be a problem, but there is just enough detail there in the wood to be pleasing, to me at least. Her whole position, with a little girl's grace and the concentration written on her face, is charming. And I like the boulder at lower right which adds some middle-distance depth to the scene. -
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