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Beautifully colourful.

Excellent reflection and composition.

Water reminds me of melting wax.

I would not change anything about this image.  It is well executed the way it is.

Thanks for sharing.

I love the reflection in his glasses and the fact that you can still see his eyes clearly.  The same light source is illuminating his face to match his smile.

The fact that his is a fiddler is only known by the bow and fiddlehead which are balanced nicely in the image.

The only thing I would have changed in this image is crop out the dark spot on the ceiling.  The corner wall line is nice and in the rule of thirds which ties in well with the bow.

Thank you for sharing.

Very good Self Portrait.  I must add this to my favourites.  The building full of "Character" serves as a frame for the "Character".  The blurred background and sharp foreground seem to add a dimension to the image, brings you up front and center.  Thanks for sharing.

Very nicely captured.  

I love the use of light in this image as well as the B/W choice.  

Great detail and catch light in the eyes.  The rim of light on his nose  and the right side of his face is good to outline his details.

Beautiful action shot!  Composition is well cropped to have the complete athlete in the image.  Ball could not have been better positioned. 

Background signs are nearly straight. OLYMPUS reads straight, appealing to the eye, attention to detail.

Overall the image is well balanced.  Skin tones are good.

Thank you for sharing.

I like the composition.  Well done!

The little red head is definitely the center of attention in this image. 

I wonder if you perhaps ran out of room to add the top of the lighthouse.  Perhaps you could not back up any more??

What may have added a nice touch to the image is if the lighthouse was operational... perhaps count the seconds when the flash would  be in your image.

Thank you for sharing.

I like the framing...although, I would have liked to see the lower and right brick work straighter...and her left hand fingers included in the shot.

I like that her right foot looks like it is nearly touching the edge of the shot...makes it look as thought she is resting her foot on an invisible wall.

I miss that there is no catchlight in her eyes as well.

I would have photo shopped the station wagon out from behind her left foot.

I like the shot over all...just constructive critism.

Thanks for sharing.