jairo

Feel free to critique/comment/inquiry/etc.. :)

 

Thanks for looking!

What do you think of this one? :)

wow, i like this picture. You captured a beautiful expression. Congrats

Nonetheless, his face looses too much detail with the overexposure. If you would've read the meter at his face, i'm sure the background could've been a bit darker and his face more detailed.

 

It's still not a bad picture =)

Yes I know. Also his right foot. =)

wow the background on this almost looks fake. it all sorta looks like it's set up and not just out in the field. regardles, good shot! i like it =)

i really like this!

I took this picture in my room. It's simply a figurine with a wizard, this skeleton and some skulls at the bottom. The figure is about 6 inches tall.

 

I took the picture with a 100W light bulb on the right about 12 inches away from it, and a black t-shirt pinned to the wall for the background.

 

glad you liked it!

Hi Geert. Truly amazing image. I can't belive nobody has commented on the teddy bear. It is such an essential part of the story behind the picture. The soft touch against her compliments the happiness in the moment. It contrasts and balances against the feeling one gets from viewing such a dark environment.

 

Commenting on ECT: in the movie "A Beautiful Mind" with Ron Howard, there's a scene where he's put through it.

 

Best regards,

 

coments appreciated

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...what do you think? comments and crits welcome =)

...la niña, la pinta y la santa maria

 

and btw, beautiful image sir =)

it's a nice picture and model. but the fact that an eye is cropped out of the image makes me feel a little uncomfortable.

Hi. Constructive comments will not be taken for granted. Uplifting

ones would be regarded with a smile. Bashing will be welcome too as

long as you explain why. And thanks for looking.

Hi. The child's expression is very nicely caught, but the cropping doesn't do it justice. Her right shoulder appears in the bottom and makes me a little uncomfortable. Maybe try to zoom less and play around with the placement of the subject as a compliment of its environment.