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while a touch more curvature would have been nice, this is still a very pleasing image and one of your better ones, IMO. The tonality is very calming.
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I like the soft tones but maybe a little more pop in the highs and lows would give this nice shot more dimension, as well as highlight the beautiful water beads.
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I won't comment on the metaphysics of this, but the composition and tonality are great, Simple, stark, and strong. A very good shadow shot. -
Awesome sky, but the forground doesn't do it justice. I realise of course that may have been all you had to work with; sometimes photography is painful in that way. -
It really is a beautiful variation of the typical "midsections of trees on an overcast day" shot- the birdhouse and dabbles or morning light are wonderful! Well seen and well executed. -
I like the range of faces, though would maybe take a little off the right side to hold the image in tighter. I'm sure the print looks much better than the scan, so i can't comment on tonality, but I like the composition.
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Has that background been manipulated? The tones are pretty wild. Great shot- it's a classic composition, but your execution of it sets it apart. Good background, a subject with a certain nymphlike beauty, and a great expression. Very solid image with its own identity. -
Wow- that's a really attention grabbing shot! Great sense of depth, a surreal feeling of scale, the colours and tones are lively and strong but very even and complimentary... and the bees! Really cool shot, congrats on this one- it's a winner.
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The foreground elements here are a little too random and incomplete for me; they more impose upon the sky than establish a sense of space. However, the lightning shot and colours in the sky are top-notch. Excellent timing.
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Surreal. That cloud looks so much more "physical" than we expect of a mass of water vapour. I think the polarization could stand to be a touch more subtle, but the strong effect really is important to making that cloud so present and urgent. Cool shot.
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Great sense of atmosphere. The more distant silhouette really nails the photo down and establishes an almost mysterious presence.
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Cool shot- obviously a Sadhu photo but far from the typical one we see.
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Nice sense of motion, and a great sky for this shot... well done.
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Great PJ shot. A little work in Photoshop could give the flames a little bit more definition, but the shot is still there- very powerful. -
Is this unmanipulated? Looks like the dog's breaking the sound barrier!
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My favorite of the folder, as well. Perhaps it wasn't possible, but a slightly lower vantage point accenting the upwards movement would have intensified the already strong theme here.
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Great natural light portrait- the scan looks a little rough, but the image looks very strong as far as composition, light, and subject/photographer relationship go. The pose looks natural and relaxed; a very effective portrait with real character and feel. -
This image really captures the slanted geometry and skewed angles the narrow anes in the Kathmandu Valley present. The feeling of walking those streets is amazing, and so variable depending on the time of day. I'm a big fan of your images here; thank you for sharing them.
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The problem with the sunburst is that it shows the light coming in at a different angle than the scene's natural shadows do. I find it slightly distracting and too obviously artificial without a purpose- it looks nice as is, but with this composition it needs a more believable dramatic effect (a more "active" sky, or such) which is to a point out of your control. In my opinion some clever cropping will maximize the impact of this image (which is well executed) more so than digital effects.
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Pleasant, but nothing we haven't all seen in a "Save the Children" ad campaign. More content is required- we need to have more of a context to put the child in. -
Gorgeous, powerful, emotional... I love this photograph.
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Strong image- your use of the IR filter over a digital camera lens is original and produced a visually appealing result. I too prefer the colour image; it's just enough between believable and surreal to stand out. I don't think you should stop here and let this be your "successful image" but rather use it as a strong and encouraging starting point to create more photographs in a similar vein. Nicely done, please share more as you shoot. -
Very different from what we're used to seeing. Reminds me of the cover of one of Tricky's albums. Well done.
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