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Easy there, kitty! (while backing away slowly..)
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Excellent work. I thought it's a painting at first glance.
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Great shot. I like it.
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My gut feeling tells me the lighting is too harsh. Maybe wait another couple hours before taking the photograph would solve the problem.
There is too much background detail. Try open up one or two stops. Otherwise your photograph is pretty good.
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Hi.
I am planning on using this image on a web catalog and possibly on a
printed catalog. What do you think? Comments are welcome.
Some details: photographed using a Photek digital lighthouse with the
black velvet insert. Light sources are two SP Systems tungsten flood
lights modified with compact fluorescent bulbs. Original image is
available to you if you want to modify it in photoshop and show me how
it should be done. Just email. Thanks a bunch.
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Great catch.
Thanks for sharing.
Steve
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This is a great picture. The deatails are amazing. Now if you could swing the focusing plane more parallel with the body, which makes more of the body in focus, it would be a top notch picture.
Thanks for sharing.
Steve
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A great catch. It would be a great place to skip stones. ;-)
Thanks for sharing.
Steve
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A good try. I feel there are two subjects competing against each other: the upper half and the lower half. The upper half of the picture has a strong subject, the small waterfall. The lower half has another strong subject, the silky smooth water. My guess is that you are trying to achieve a calm, harmonious mood but the two strong subjects end up clashing. On top of that, the upper half of the picture is obviously brighter than the lower half, so the eyes wonder back and forth, not sure which one to look at first.
You have the right idea here. Just seperate the two, then you would have two great photographs.
Regards,
Steve
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I like it. The texture, shape, and curves are just right. A good one.
Steve
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A good catch. I can almost feel the chill.
Minor Point: I think the horizon is tilted.
Thanks for sharing.
Steve
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Yes. Striking photo. I can almost see the pellets from shotguns striking the windmill.
One of the better photos. Good job.
Regards,
Steve
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I like the idea. The frozen pipe is interesting. You can improve the composition by eliminating tree branches around the frozen pipe. The trees don't have to be completely eliminated, but just around the pipe to give it some "breathing room". The sky on the upper left hand corner can be improved with circular polarizer, I think.
Regards,
Steve
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Very interesting architecture. Very modern with the emphasis on shape and geometry. Minor point: the towers tilt toward left. Either make them vertical or make them close to 35 or more degrees from vertical. Otherwise a good piture.
Steve
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Great picture. The spots of rust colored leaves made the picture.
Steve
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A good try. Try offset the tree from dead center. Loose the small bush on the lower right hand side. I also detect vignetting at the upper corners on both sides. Fixable by shooting the lens close down. Improve those and your would get a good photograph. The time of the day is good. No harsh lighting is visible.
Good luck.
Steve
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Great photo. Reminded me of Richard Feynman when he was at Los Alamos where he danced with an Indian drum at night and everyone at the laboratory thought he was a spirit. =)
Steve
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I like it. It is a good commercial photo. Minor point: The clouds on the right hand side seemed washed out. Try a grad ND filter, maybe it will help bring out the texture of the clouds.
Steve
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It's a lovely place. The composition is good. But the first thing that jumps out at me is the date on the lower right hand side of the photo. Your picture can eliminate the bush on the lower right hand side of the photo. It's really distracting and ruined what can be a great photo. Also, the light seems to be on the harsh side. If you have a chance to reshoot the picture, try a different time like earlier in the morning or later in the afternoon.
Good luck.
Steve
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The subjects are interesting. But the composition can be improved. There seems to be something growing out of the person's head. Try seperating the two. A tighter crop on the right hand side can eliminate the stone column. I hope these comments are helpful.
Steve
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I like the colors.
One minor annoyance: the image size is way too big. Had to scroll around to see the whole picutre.
Regards,
Steve
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Interesting animal.
The left hand side is dark without details and the center on composition doesn't work for me. Maybe a grad ND filter will help.
Regards,
Steve
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I feel vertigo. =)
Actually, I think a symmetric composition work better in this case. Is this a church somewhere in Europe?
Steve
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