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John, I really like this shot. Good composition and lovely tones.
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I like this. Did you choose a shallow depth of field on purpose?
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Wonderful tone and contrast. This is beautiful - and normally I don't even like landscapes! Well done.
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I like this shot. I find the burning in of the sky a little over-done, but that may just be a matter of personal taste. Very atmospheric - nice work.
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Samuel, I really like this. I'm not sure why but it makes me feel very calm. Nice work.
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Made me look twice! Great shot - very original. -
Hi Valmir, I love the contrast on this! The shot looks cluttered to me but somehow it seems to work. Nice image. -
Luke, I like this photo. The complexity of the stairs contrasts nicely with the uncluttered lines of the building. My guess is that the screen does not do this justice and the print is probably that much better. The highlights at the top of the building are a little blown out but otherwise it's a great shot. Well done. -
Chris, I think this shot is great. It must look fantastic on paper! -
Paul, I like this shot! What was the original image like - did you crop this one?
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Great colours - I really like this one. Would it work better if you printed it to straighten the horizon a little? Or were you looking for this effect so that the wheat appears to bend over more? -
Nice picture, with good colours. I get the feeling that you used a long lens for this one. My only comment would be that, perhaps, you could improve it a little by straightening the image a little so that the bottom of the window is parallel to the edge of the image. -
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Just realised - you may want to do this selectively (apply just to the sky) or you may end up reducing the highlights / reflection in the water if they are blue in the original colour image. Either way - good luck! -
Have you tried editing the colour image in Photoshop (to mimic the effect of a yellow / red filter) and then converting to greyscale? I have used it in the past, when I want to 'punch up' a sky, to good effect. Overall, I like the picture - very powerul.
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Great shot - love the shapes and the 'caught' feeling of flowing movement. Did you dodge the background out of the print? And if so, would it have helped frame the object or did you want the feeling of isolation in the first instance? Wish I could shoot like this!
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