shambhala
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Here's another master piece!
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Hey, Paul,
So glad I've stumbled on your work - this picture makes me so jealous! What life and energy here!
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There's nothing wrong with your outdoor lighting - what matters is that you were there, she was there, and there was a moment that you've so beautifully captured. The golden light adds some magic to this gorgeous shot.
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Some may find that you lose details in the jaw line and hair (too much contrast?) but this great shot has definitely caught my attention for its off-side framing, punchy blacks, deep tones and the strong presence of your fantastic model. I would tone down the white of her (his?) eye a little to look more natural. Well done!
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This is one superbly executed portrait (I would punch the contrast a bit more), celebrating real craftsmen and women who have an endless passion and respect for their art. It is sad that this marks the end of their efforts but you should be honored to have taken this historical image. It should make it in the Photography Books!!!
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Great shot for a great girl! The problem is, it seems to me that you've used a 50mm lens, which is a mistake for close-up portraiture as it distorts her proportions. See how big her head is compared to her tiny body?? You're using the wrong lens and it's not flatttering! Try again with a 105 or longer and you'll keep her proportions intact.
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Nice one. Very much like Henri Cartier-Bresson, you've waited for the 'decisive moment' and managed to shoot while both her feet were in the air. Gorgeous tones, light, movement and dynamic. Bravo!
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Perfect model, composition (do NOT crop as suggested by Robert above!), tones, wind and light.
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Lovely unusual idea. Well executed. Gorgeous tones, excellent composition.
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JPC
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Once again, here's a great shot that makes me envious. I think this image has the potential of becoming an Iconic picture when you receive your Lifetime Achievement Award! Who knows what life awaits this so thoughtful-looking young man! On the technical side though, I'd punch the blacks a lot more and delete the little piece of hair on the bottom left corner.
You get my compliments and admiration.