sterioma
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I also thought that this might work better in black and white. Not sure about that tree on the left side. Situation has been captured well anyway, Yuri!
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The contrast between the sharp detail of the leaves in the foreground and background is somehow interesting. -
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The light reflected by the sun umbrella is a bit harsh. Good composition. -
Good composition and colours. The tilted horizon spoils it a bit, though, and so does the stone in the foreground which has been cut. -
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Of course I can, I just didn't notice that they were not straight (anyway, less than 1 degree, now that I have measured) :)Not sure about your cloning out of that thing on the left side: I think its presence adds to the "oddity" of the subject.
Thanks for having taken the time to stop by!
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What's the subject of this shot? It's not clear to me.
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This would have been a really good shot, for the light and point of view. But the blurriness of the background seems too artificial, looks like you've adjusted it with some image editor.
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It's interesting seeing the reflection of the sunset on the car.
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I don't mind not seeing the adults here, I think it gives the right perspective of the world of the child. It just bothers me a little the fact that it's not straight.
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Appreciate your open and honest critiques!
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If feasible from the point where you've shot this, I would have left some more water in the image and some less field in the foreground. -
Simple and elegant shot.
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Beautiful portrait. I have just the impression, though, that the plane of sharpest focus is on the mouth/beard and not on the eyes (especially his left one), which bothers me a little.
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Pleasant composition and colours. The big area covered by the sea seems to work for me here.
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Cute shot. I am wondering what those stripes on the left of the frame are coming from. -
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Lovely graded colours in the sky and crisp detail on the foregroung. Wondering whether a less centered composition might have helped to add some dynamic.
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The lines dropping to the left are a bit disturbing to me.
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Alexandre, thanks for stopping by to leave your comment, I appreciate that!I am afraid that the most of the detail has been lost during the JPEG compression, since the original scan full size has a good detail (considering that I had to shoot this handheld at f5.6, which is not the sharpest aperture on my 50mm lens).
Maybe I should have reduced the image size instead of using a higher compression level.
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Ratings, comments and suggestions for improvement are welcome!
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