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This would've been a great shot had you used a tripod. -
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I'd like it better if the highlights weren't as blown out. That applies also to the sky. I'd love to see this with a bright, blue sky. It would enhance this lovely composition so much better. Hope that helped. -
I'm troubled by the sky. It seems a little washed out, and the center mountains seem to be obscured by a haze of sorts. I like how the element of the three stones lead me to the center of the shot. Maybe a tighter crop vertically to eliminate either the left or right hand side would enhance the framing. I don't know...I may not know what I'm talking about, since this is the way you shot it, so obviously you liked it as is.
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But it might have made an interesting shot, had you put a camera, tripod, or other photo gear next to the bag. Then you could have changed the title to something like 'Ready To Go' or 'The World Awaits'. ;)
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I didn't rate this, because I don't subscribe to the whole ratings system. I do like your framing, but the right side of the shot seems like there's some lens flare in there somewhere. It's just a little too light, if you know what I mean. The hill and trees seem a little dark also. Take it for what it's worth, as I'm just a rank amateur. :)
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Great stuff as always. If I can produce photos on my Chicago trip 1/4 as good as yours, I'll have considered it a success.
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I really don't know...it looks like you're shooting thru a screen of some kind. The sky is really blown out, and the shot appears to be leaning to the right. Rather than leave you a rating, I think it's more important to actually tell you what I like and don't like about this one. I'd love to see it again with a bright blue sky behind it. I like how the buildings on both sides lead you right to the center structure, but again it needs a better sky--and maybe some increase in saturation. Hope this helps.
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Nice colors, exposure is good, but in my opinion maybe could be cropped a little more on the left side and more area on the right to give the child more of an area to walk into. I didn't rate this one, because by leaving a comment, I've told you what I think. Numbers don't tell the whole story.
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The transition from color to black and white is an interesting one, but somehow I feel the window frame really takes away from what you're trying to do here. I also think the window screen creates too much of a distraction. I also believe the picture could use a little straightening, as the way I'm seeing it, the whole thing seems canted to the right. I like your idea though. I hope this helps. I didn't rate this, because ratings don't accurately tell the whole story. Comments and critiques are what help us become better, not mere numbers.
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Excellent in all respects.
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There seems to be no end to your marvelous captures and PS work. You've consistently provided remarkable images. I'm in awe.
John
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I'm intrigued by the 3x exposures on this. My question is, which exposure came first? The train? This is a lovely shot. I'm quite taken by it.
John
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NFL, here you come. -
this one has an ethereal sort of feel to it. Well done. -
I never would have suspected ;) -
I never know what to say about your work that doesn't echo everyone else.
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I keep your portfolio bookmarked because it is such a great learning tool. Kudos, Wilson.
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Nothing I can say that hasn't been said already. Thumbs up! -
Your uniqueness knows no bounds! Have the Sonics hired you yet??
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