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wow...alot of emotion in this one... -
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cute expression, I wish her eyes were a bit sharper. I would crop off the left side, she doesn't need any props
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I saw this idea about 5 years ago, just after my first was born. I believe it was from a company called Stork Avenue. I kept one of their brochures around thinking I might borrow the idea when I had my second child (but that was 2 years ago and I went with a different idea on her announcement, plus the last thing I wanted to think about with a newborn was getting myself a pedicure-ha!) I also recall seeing a very similar photo on a greeting card in CVS or Walgreens. The photo was same set up but a high key b&w with white sheets. Either way it is a cute photo and a good idea. Congrats on your ratings and comments, that alone is a feat-no pun intended. I'll keep my eyes open for the "toothless photos." -
cute photo, good job setting it up. I have seen this before from a baby announcement company (similar photo, same quote, same idea) and I wondered how it could best be set up.
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I like the crop as you have it, but would consider cloning out the white blob on the right as it distracts. -
What do I feel when I see this photo, you ask? I feel a little dizzy. To be floating in a field of giant flowers seems a bit odd to me. I am curious what your thought process was. Flowers aside, I like the way her body profile is mirrored by the chair shape. Her arm seems a bit tight and unnatural and I would like to have seen her face a bit lower and facing forward more. -
I like the sepia version over the color. -
it must be pretty awesome to be close enough to such a beautiful bird to capture a shot like this
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wish i could see more detail in its eyes and head, I like the angle, but not the center-on composition
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the photo is sharp and the colors and tones are good, but...it looks like you missed the shot -
Great color tones and sharp photo, I only wish there were less sky and less distortion. A very tight crop emphasizing the curves of the facade and the texture in the negative space sould be quite interesting.
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what great soulful eyes. the photo could be improved with a bit more contrast and a tighter crop on the top. -
A very classic looking portrait. A sparkle or catch light in her eyes would be helpful as well as eliminating the trees "growing" out of her head. -
cool! love the steam swirls -
great tones, I like the horizontal positioning and the eye contact.
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perhaps my favorite "sunflower shot" yet...and there are SO many! good work. very graceful.
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it's whimsical and I like the texture
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sweet child and classic toddler pose, but alot of contrast
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nice to see a fun wedding photo, we all know these moments happen a lot. I like the tones but also feel the highlights are a bit overexpsed, esp. the little guys left ear...
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Tamara,
I hope you will take this as the compliment it is intended to be--whenever I see your photos I think of the music of Dido and vice versa. You both have the same ethereal mood and similar tones and themes (lost love, loneliness, hope etc.) This is especially the case in your "Moody" folder. I enjoy your work and just wanted to share those thoughts with you. An artistic collaboration of some sort between the two of you would be interesting.