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Very beautiful and scenic setting for this church to be in. Nicely captured image.
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I don't believe I've ever seen markings like that on a horse before. Very beautiful, though. Nice composition and good depth of field. Very clear and crisp image.
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I went today to a building I shot last night as the sun was low in the
sky and shot it again with different lighting on the scene. I believe
I prefer this one to the other. Slightly different in several regards,
what do you think? Please comment.
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To answer your question concerning the quality, there appears to be missing information in the image. Fine detail on the body of the bee is gone in places. Is this image the result of a very tight crop from an image where the bee was much smaller in the frame? Another possible explaination is too much compression when converted to jpeg. Those are my guesses off the top of my head for the loss of detail on this shot.
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Superb!
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I love to see vintage photographs like this. I was just a toddler when this photo was taken and I really enjoy seeing how technology has progressed in my life time. Thanks for posting such an interesting and enjoyable image.
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Very interesting. The shape of the moth stands out but the colors do blend in.
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She is a very beautiful angel and this is a very nice photo of her. Nice capture. Looks a tad soft, but I don't think it hurts this pic, especially given the type of photo that it is.
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Shot using window light and a fill reflector camera right. Don't get too many opportunities
to shoot portraits, and this was a very simple setup as well, but what do ya think for a first
attempt at a photo of this kind?
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Very unique work. Your manipulations appear to be flawless, as well. Nice job and thank you for sharing.
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I love this image because you have eliminated all the extraneous details and gave the viewer only enough information to know that this is a building in the southwest. colors are fantastic as well! Nicely done!
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Excellent image in that it invites my eye to travel through the the entire frame. I love the tones, also. Love the milky white skin with that dark black hair.
Nicely done.
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Elegant was the word that came to mind when I saw this image. I very much appreciate your talent in capturing this beautiful work of art.
Jeff
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Hi Loft. Nice image and concept as usual. I would have preferred more image and less frame! Hope this is just an experiment with frames so that in the future you'll be more inclined to show us more of the image you have produced.
Kind regards,
Jeff
P.S. Is that a skull?
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this is an excellent portrait of a beautiful animal. Fine detail/sharpness well preserved in this shot. You captured a great photo here, Kim.
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Great capture! I'm kind of biased here because I am a cat person, but nonetheless, it is a great shot!
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I simply love this photo! Thanks for sharing.
Best regards,
Jeff
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Gorgeous image with lots of detail despite shooting into the sun. Nicely done! One thing I noticed, though, that makes me wonder: highlights in the foreground on the snow/ice have a greenish tint. Kind of unusual, but it could be my monitor, it's been a month since I've calibrated it.
Very nice image!
Jeff
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Beautiful image both in terms of styling and content. Your grandson is adorable and this is a great pic of him in awe of his uncle's "supernatural" abilities. LOL
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Thanks for the reply, Tiffany. It is a thought provoking image. What struck me about the image is that this young lady is sitting in such a way as to loosely emulate the position of a woman giving birth while also straddling a tombstone marked "mother". Themes of life/death, cycle of life, etc. come to mind. There are other things in the image that could be interpreted as supporting elements of these ideas: the long shadows, the black dress to support the "death" aspect. The youthhfulness of the subject to support "life".
Just some thoughts that come to mind when I see this image. Whether I'm in the ballpark or not, I must say it speaks to me and those are always my favorite kinds of images.
Best regards,
Jeff
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