jane_gibbons_eyre
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Image Comments posted by jane_gibbons_eyre
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Does the composition and subject matter hold you? Could this shot be
improved? How?
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Please be constructively brutal. I am very new at B&W. My camera does not
have a B&W option, so this effect was produced on the computer, with
adjustments in levels and curves, etc. Do you think it worked? What do you
think of the composition and subject?
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Well I'm no professional, with no particular experience in this area of photography, but I really like this photo. The colours are so rich and the detail so interesting. It keeps me looking.
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Tee hee.... Salvidor Dali...
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Beautiful. The lightning is in just the right spots, and the yellow in the foreground contrasts nicely with the sky. What sort of lighting technique did you use for the foreground, if you don't mind me asking?
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My favourite colours. This looks like Australia.
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Leaving the daily grind for a holiday of heavenly proportions....
Wonderful photo.
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Really lovely. At first I thought that the object in the bottom right dominated the frame too much, until I realised it was a woman's pregnant tummy. Now I think it's just right. I don't mind the girls' faces being partly obscured, as it draws the attention back to the pregnancy. A wonderful photo of (I'm guessing) three siblings.
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The monochrome is what attracted me to it. I'm not entirely sure about the composition. ...I don't know. It seems to be missing something. (Fat lot of good, aren't I!) Nice subtle lighting and colours.
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Wow. Impressive. I like the rich gold tones. A very strong picture.
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Lovely colours. What a terrific eye you have! I wouldn't mind this one on my wall. One thing, could you correct the slight lean to the left? Otherwise excellent.
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Really lovely. Just perfect.
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All constructive comments and critiques appreciated. Thanks!
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All critiques welcome. Thanks for looking.
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I like the idea/composition, but in this case it doesn't really work for me. I can't figure out exactly what he's doing, so it bothers me as it only tells part of the story. I normally wouldn't mind that you can't see his head, but in this case I'd like to see his face as it would help tell the story. I do like the lighting and exposure. You've used the black & white well.
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I would really appreciate any constructive comments you care to make. I find the photos and critiques on this site to be most inspirational and instructional.
A boy's bliss
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Do you think the lines in the background are distracting? Thank you for your
honest critiques.