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Please, I'm craving constructive comments! Thanks! -
Makes me feel sad - like I grew up to quickly! I like this perspective, and how the sled is off-center.
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Wow, this one makes you think. It's a little dark, but you probably couldn't control that too much at the time.
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Beautiful shot. I love the color. -
It's beautiful! Though I'd always rather see the whole subject (which looks like it's on fire, it's so rich), it's not bothering me much here. Maybe because the stem and background are missing anyway. I'll have to visit your gallery and see if there'smore of this. -
My opinion is that there is too much going on here - you might try a closer pic on one of the clusters of flowers? -
I love the details (rust, contrast) in the machine, but it bothers me a little that I can't see the details in the grass in the background - it fades into a bright blob. I'm really interested in how you approached this though. -
This makes me feel cold, like winter is nearing. Or thinking "I've just ended up in the gutter again." Must be the bottle cap that's in there. Might have been better to remove that; It's distracting to me. Interesting angle on the shot. -
Wish there was a little more space around the flower, esp. on the top. May be a little overexposed too? I like the reflection. -
A little too grainy, but just for my taste. On the other hand, it makes it seem a little more... stormy? It's very nice to look at, and very haunting at the same time. -
This Columbian Navy crewman was giving a tour of their boat "Gloria"
to some local students of Monterey. I was able to get behind them to
sneak this shot. I'm interested in how I could have shot this
better, or just differently. Thank you.
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Big Sur in the background; Sylvia leaning on a fencepost
(unfortunately we can't see it) As always, thanks for your comments.
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I love the play with the curves on the rides. Aside from the rating I give - I'd love to see this in b&w, even though the color of the sky is nice.
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(laughing) Well, influencing as the drinks may have been, you're not the first I've heard that from! It was an afterthought from the picture; I just liked the shape and shadow. As I was lost after 5 hours of hiking and in the hot sun, it might have looked like a severed leg to me too.... Thanks for writing. -
I wish I could see more of the statue, but I can see how that would be difficult to frame with the tree. Seems like you'd have to prioritize one or the other - framing on the tree is good. Light is good, but I wish there was more color - or b&w might have been good.
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Thanks Thomas for that comment. I really do wish I framed this better. I'm glad you favor the subject(s) here; obviously I have a few shots of the wheelbarrows. I'm using photonet to get some ideas, so yours are very very welcome! -
I caught this rainbow while moving to California. I only regret I didn't catch the whole rainbow where it hits the horizon on the left, but still a favorite. Thoughts please?
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This little guy is one of thousands that wash up on Monterey Peninsula annually. They are actually about 1 inch tall, and - as the name implies - move by "sailing", as the wind pushes them by the transparent fin on the top. But enough about it - I would really love some comments on this one (perspective, framing, light?) THANKS!
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The shadows seem to complement the mustard color. The composure/framing of the picture is well done, showing movement. Well done!
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Great framing; great perspective
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I love the simplicity, colors, and slopes of this picture. Lighting is perfect. -
I like how you've made a disc out of the movement, but I think I'd like it even better if the exposure was even shorter, and one could still see the motion in the windmill. Nice contrast. -
I really like your angle/perspective with the plane - it's as interesting as the sun rays behind it.
Sunset in Friedberg
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