nate weatherly
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These colors are great. I almost wish for a little more contrast and saturation. (I bet a curves adjustment layer would be perfect) But that's just my opinion. I think I prefer your non centered composition to this one.
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It's a nice snapshot, but that's about all. No offense intended whatsoever. They look like they'd be fun to be around. Take picture. Have fun. Nate.
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eek.. spooky. Very origianal : ) -
Nice sky. I bet the non-jpeg converted one looks a lot better. I would seriously consider either cropping or cloning out that black spot at the lower right.
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Agree with the above. Seems a little overdone. I'd be interested to hear if this is a composite (background and city) or not. It does catch your eye though -
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Great moment and capture here! The only thing that I might do to improve it is to add a bit of contrast and work with the colors a bit as there seems to be a slight magenta cast, especially in the sky. Maybe a simple hue/saturation focusing on blues or cyans would do it. Regardless, consider me jealous. Congratulations! -
I too like the first version much better. The posted version is over sharpened and much detail is lost in the black areas. To me keeping the man in the background works just as well as without. This is such a wonderful photo. Congratulations!
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very nice. Though I would consider cloning out that out of focus blob under his wing. VERY distracting to my eyes.
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IMO it's a bit too dark. It's hard to tell what the hand is doing. Also the lens flare from the candle is distracting. Good idea, play around with it more. -
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What in the world is this? : ) Interesting... -
Love the colors here. Good symmetry, but I find myself wishing the tree was not quite so centered. Thanks for sharing! -
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Nice looking family. : ) Unfortunately this seems a bit underexposed. Also, the Dog looks a little blurry. I would use fill flash (or more fill flash if you did use some) and maybe a tripod or higher iso film (or digital setting) -
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You've done very nicely making this photograph look like a watercolor (right down to the canvas texture) but I'm left wondering why not paint a watercolor to begin with? I agree with the above post. This would make a nice painting, but as photography, well, it isn't really photography any more. (this is not meant to be an insult to you as a photographer, just saying that anyone who looked at this would not think it was originally a photograph) I feel this way about all of the photo - paint conversions of late, not just yours.
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I love this photo, I just wish I could see the very edge of the road that is cut off on the right. I noticed it right away and it seems distracting. Excellent in all other regards though! Best Wishes
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something about the lightig makes me feel like this was done in a studio, (As well as the fact that the wings are frozen so perfectly in the midst of obvious motion) Was this a real swan or a stuffed one in a studio? Either way the effect is beautiful and grace is certainly portrayed. Good job.
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I don't know what is wrong with all these people, but to me it is obviously a zombie salmn with a hooked lower jaw. :) I love all of your dead fish photos. I've been spending much time (when i should be studying) browsing through ALL of your folders. Superb images. -
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beautiful work. (I'm sure it took quite a bit of work to get this) My only critique is acutally more of an opinion, I find myselfe wanting either more or less depth of field in the foreground. It seems to hover beteen focused and not and distracts me. But that's fairly minor, great overall. :)
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