deozmac
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I like this a lot. I would suggest a small crop, to remove the lighter stones from the bottom of the image. I would also like to know where this is - Brittany? :0)
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Comments are sought - please :0)
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Neil, I really like the feeling created by this. It's almost as if the little boy is as intrigued by the scene, as by the balloon he has released. Thanks a lot for the fine poetic compliment you paid my portfolio!
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I would crop the left edge to exclude the white of the sun. It's a very good image nevertheless. The inner wing surface looks very badly dented, but I cannot imagine this is true since the aerodynamics would be affected.
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http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=5791478
'go figure' as the majority of subscribers to this site might say... :0|
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please critique this
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This is so good - layer upon layer of hills, the highlighted cloud and the silhouetted fishermen.
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Alex - this is a very good capture. I like the focussed and unfocussed areas. The heat haze to the RHS is a great aspect.
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Thanks Bernhardt, but the angle was as it was taken and the DOF is purely by chance. Alex - thanks too for your comment and I'll look at your portfoliio.
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critiques sought
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critique please
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critique please...
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critique please
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critique please...
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I love this shot. Avalon always seems to provide great opportunities for shooting contre-jour and the heat flow in this image is a great example.
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Achieves a lovely abstract effect. The muted colours and the delicate ripples in the water complement each other. You have a good eye.
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Brightness set on a Mac, probably needs increasing on a PC.
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Hi Kenneth, nice to hear from you. This was taken at full zoom on the 70-200, 1/350, f8.0 and 100ASA with Auto WB.
Alex, I am happy for variations on the theme!
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Adam...I have received much pleasure from viewing your landscapes. This is wonderful, but I find that the graduated filtration is overdone for my taste. Composition and natural lighting are well captured. I was once caught in a thunderstorm when roaming at the base of the Old Man of Storr - memorable. Regards, David
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critique welcome
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Comments welcome...
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critique please
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comments welcomed
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