deanfryda
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Hello, those are not spots in the sky, but stars. This was taken at night with a 15 to 20 second exposure.
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This Badger was taken at Yellowstone Park. This was the mom of four.
Any suggestions or comments are welcome.
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Taken at Yellowstone at night. I wanted to capture the steam coming
off the hot water. Any suggestions or comments are welcome.
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The neighbors house burned down from an electrical fire earlier this
year. Unfortunately it was a total loss. I grabbed my camera and
took some shots from my driveway. I didn't want to get in the way
of the fire fighters. Technically how is this photograph, and what
would you do, if anything, to make it more interesting?
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Stunning portrait! The lighting and framing are perfect, as well as your choice to use BW. Her eyes and the expression on her face just draw you in. I?ve come back a few times to look at this portrait. Keep up the great work!
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Super Capture! I really like the lighting coming from behind, and the snoot resting on the paw, not to mention that blue eye.
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Extraordinary capture! Once again you?ve captured an incredible moment in time. Your work is a great inspiration, and pictures like this just make me want to grab my Canon and drive up to northern Wisconsin to capture the Eagles up there. Keep up the great work!
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Last summer over a period of two or three days I had noticed
hundreds of empty cicada shell stuck on trees. So I went in search
and I located one on the stones located under my walk way. It was
very dark so I used a reflector to shine some light into the crevice
to illuminate the cicada. Please let me know what you would of done
differently to improve this photo. Thanks Dean
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What a neat shot. I like the way his bottom lip is protruding out. Hopefully when I visit Yellow Stone this summer I'll get some good bear shots. 7/7
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I really love this capture Rich. It's makes you think about what the captain of the ship is thinking with those black clouds rolling in. And just getting the break in the cloud, which almost looks like it's shining on the boat is saying to that captain, don't worry I'm (God) is watching over you. I also like the warm colors on the horizon and the crisp detail of the boat. Very well done 7/7
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What a great capture. I really like the expression you've captured on the models face. The lighting is just perfect, and the choice to go with sepia was a good idea. The tones are so warm and the expression on her face makes you wonder, just what was she thinking at this point in time. 7/7
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Very nice shot. I like the use of the warm lighting.
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Great Shot, I like that the entire owl is tack sharp and the blurred green background works great with the subject. Your choice of cropping is also very well, I've seen so many photos with the bird smack in the middle of the frame, I like the owl set off slightly to the right. 7/7
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Great Capture! I like the symmetry in this shot and the light water fountains. One thing I would try tho, is to capture this shot before the sun was completely set. I see some blue and dark red is the sky, perhaps taking this shot a little sooner would of brought out those colors in the sky a little more.
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Well Done! The colors are great and I like the way the stairs break up the horizontal colors. I also like the framing with the monk on the right looking towards the empty space to the left, perhaps clearing his mind of clutter.
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The colors here really pop out. I like how you have the snow capped mountains showing in the background.
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Very nice capture, I like the way the silhouette frames the sun. The colors are excellent!
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What an incredible capture! I love the way the road heads off towards the mountain, or in this case almost infinity. The lighting of the clouds, both in the forground and over the mountain are awesome. 7/7
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I really like the way the eye tends to follow the peer out to the ship. The colors are great, the pastels really work.
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Incredible capture! The colors really pop, not to mention you've done an excellent job of throwing the background out of focus. The detail and the DOF are perfect! 7/7
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