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comments appreciated!

yeah, it really is, but i didn't know what other category to put it in... ?

"Communicating Doors," a production by the Walterdale Theatre in

Edmonton, Alberta. This photo was taken at the photocall. Comments are

greatly appreciated!

I agree that the post-its are not the subject, but do they take away from the photo enough to warrant their removal? I don't know...

comments appreciated, thanks!

this is interesting. I was wondering whether Eyeworks was referring to removing the post-its before or after the photo was taken. I've always had the stance that for any journalism photos they should not be manipulated other than normal colour corrections, getting rid of scratches from scans, or simple dodge/burn type manipulations.

 

Besides, i did think that the background showed something less sterile than if the background was clean, though maybe I should be going for something cleaner?

 

thanks for the comments!

Taken for a profile on a University computer administrator. Comments

on composition and style are greaty appreciated. Thanks!

at the Alberta Legislature grounds

comments appreciated, thanks!

I like the idea, it's very pleasing to the eye. However, it might have been more interesting if you could see between the fire trucks and off into the distance. I'm looking at the photo, wanting to see more; wanting to know what the door of the firetruck on the left is hiding.

Lecture of Dr. Sharin Ebadi, winner of the 2003 Nobel peace prize

winner, with translator, at the University of Alberta

I'm just getting into portrait photography, and I was wondering what

people thought of this photo, and what they might have done

differently had they been taking a similar photo. Thanks for your

feedback!