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exilephototylerjones
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Excellent portrait. Nice and crisp,with stellar tones. Great expression on the models face, and the downward angle makes it doubly unique.
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The color here is beautiful and very attractive. I like backlit leaves as subjects. I can't decide if I like the overall framing of the subject or if it could use a slightly tighter crop... Regardless, good job, that's a stunning blue tone.
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Pretty good composition, I especially like how the sky/clouds at the top and the grass at the bottom of the frame sort of sandwhich the subject. The rule of the thirds is applied pretty well too. If this photo were taken in late afternoon sunlight, then I'm almost inclined to believe that the same color photograph would be worthwhile, if not better than the black and white.
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Pretty nicely balanced and well composed overall. The ambient lighting is about perfect with nothing really blown out. As an architectural subject though, I don't find that this building or it's lighting is all that engaging.
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Very nicely balanced and I love the fade from blue to orange. I know that would have been slightly diminished, but I would also like to see the composition with a slightly higher sun.
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Good shot, nice focus. I especially like the shorter bird in the frame. I would try to crop it just a little tighter around both of the birds though.
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Very nice still life. I love the extreme diversity of color from white, to green, to brown. The color differences sort of complete a triangle within the composition which is a nice touch. Good job.
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Nice job with the lighting and the child's expression. A good and unique portrait.
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Nice landscape shot. The only aspect that I don't like is the abrupt color loss on the cliff face at the upper left of the photo. Is that due to vingetting or natural shadows?
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I like the subject, but I think that the crop could be adjusted significantly. If it were tilted to the left, and canvas extended with clouds filled in on the corners, then I think if would be much improved. That would eliminate the distractions at the bottom of the frame and simplify the photo to just that of the subject and the cloud/sky background.
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Appropriate title, the photo really does convey a deep sense of tranquility. I think that the the crop could be better if you eliminated a little sky while bringing the right side of the frame closer to the pier.
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Good idea, and the balance between sky, and land in the foreground is great. The subject though is too small and becomes lost in the overall composition I think.
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I think that the fan pattern of the veins perfectly balances the composition throughout, but I would like to see the sharpness and the vein detail in the bottom portion of the photograph as well.
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