danwertz

Shot this in my front yard today. Any comments are appreciated. Thanks

Super! I love the mood. Reminds me of Boris Vallejo. Please post more of your work!

Wonderful. I love this photograph. I am not sure of the woman being dead center, but the tones and blending of the fabric are just great.

I like it but I think it suffers a little because it is not as sharp as it could be. Also the highlights in the knee are a little too blown out. I noticed you have some very sharp photos. "on the way" for example is very sharp, and I have to say a great photo. But your self portrates all seem a little out of focus or motion blured. A shame because I think the poses are great. You might try and put your camera in manual focus mode and pre-focus for these shots.

Take Care,

Dan

This was shot in Tuolumne Meadows. Tuolumne is in Yosemite national park in Calfornia. Hey I just earned a 2 for aesthetics. I guess the clouds don't work.

This is a tighter crop of a prior image. I took so long cropping it

a few thunderclouds blew in. Is this an improvement?

 

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Shot on a rest day during a climbing trip. I was told this was a

nice hike, but I was not sure what to expect. I was pleasantly

surprised and spent many hours swimming and relaxing.

 

Is the saturation too much?

 

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I like everything about this photo except the angle does not work for me. I love the foreground detail and skin tones.

This is a cool plant that grows in my front yard. I have no idea

what it is, but I enjoy it every year when it emerges from the

ground. Thanks for any comments.

A new crop and a frame for this photo. Comments?

Nice portrait. I like the skin tones. Strange, I recognize the model from Pavel Krukov's Gallery. Must be a small world.

Any comments would be appreciated.

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Dan

Thanks for the comments. I tried to lighten the rock in the forground a little. Also the picture had been saved with the wrong color profile. It is now a little warmer.

Any comments are appreciated.

 

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Dan

Every year these flowers emerge for a week or two in the shade by our

pool. This year I snapped some pictures. The saturation was wild.

 

What do you think?

 

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This is a photo of a very unfortunate Flicker. . I wish I could say

no animals were injured during the filming, but I was going for a

kind of Alfred Hitchcock effect. Comments?

 

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All comments are appreciated. Thanks

Thanks for the comments.

Palmer I agree about the tighter cropping being more effective. I have uploaded a tighter cropped version. 2/8/04

 

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Any comments or suggestions are appreciated. Thanks

All comments welcom.

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Dan

All comments welcome.

 

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Dan

This is a very nice portrait of a very beautiful model. I might have used just a little more fill for the shadows on the right side of her face. But then again, what do I know. Keep up the good work!

Any comments are welcome

Well done! In my opinion this is the best photo of the folder. Just Beautiful.