john_aceti

To me I think you came in too close, looks crowded. I am using my laptop so it could be just me but it appears way too much contrast, color and sharpness. Can see evidence of photo editing. What is wrong with her knee? Back off on the blue, color balance off a little.

I used natural light, this is a crop of a larger image and other than

edge brush and going to B&W it is virtually un-edited.

The dark eyes are intentional, does it work here? Thought about

adding grain but thought the freckles and grain would be too much.

Yes she is a vibrant redhead.

Photo shoot in South Carolina with an exotic dancer. Hey, I know, but

somebody has to do it!

Comments welcome, trying to spark interest without being revealing

Thanks for taking the time to comment!

I added lens flare from the car's Right headlight digitally with photoshop's Render feature.

It was sharp as a razor before I did this but to me, the image was less interesting.

I will try and attach the pre-photoshopped image

nice shot and good color but the head of the bird is not sharp.

Nice shot!

But you may want to try darkening background and increase contrast and saturation a little so increase separation of the duck from the background.

Really nice photo, but can you reduce some noise?

Also I think it would be really cool to balance it by pasting an image of a quarter moon in the top right.

Great shot but not sure I like the way his left hand was cropped.

Think it may look better if you go either more or less on right side crop.

If you cant show more of the left hand (which I think shows some lens distortion. Try a crop just before the thumb shows on his left hand.

Gosh, must have been hard to concentrate taking a photo of her.

A job well done.

Wow, what a be nice church, because of the distance I would prefer less grain and wish the other photographer was not in the picture.

First time doing photography at a dragway. I was trying to get a

photo where it would show some of the excitement and not seem so

static.