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Image Comments posted by david_cassidy2
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Thanks for the comments. It was actually quite easy to achieve this effect in-camera. I was studying the light in the stream and it already had a faint golden quality to it, very faint, but there. I decided to use a Cokin Blue-Yellow polarizer to enhance the golds already there.
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I appreciate any comments or critiques. Thank you.
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Pete, you're absolutely correct. I simplified the frame. Thanks for the feedback. This looks much better.
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Very nice image. I love the leading lines and of course the exposure and colours are bang-on. The "only" small criticism I have is the two "lumps" in the bottom of the frame. I would simply crop them out. This would eliminate their slight distraction and also place the two opposing leading lines closer to the corners, which I think would be a nice effect. Other than that, I really like this image. Great work!
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I appreciate any comments or critiques. Thank you.
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Very nice image. It gives me two feelings when I view it ... innocence ... and also some strange ghostlike feelings. I'm not sure how to interpret it but that's probably why I like it so much. It keeps me looking and wondering. Great job.
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This is an exquisite image. The softness is perfect. A very moving creation. Nicely done.
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I welcome any comments or critiques. Thank you.
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It's a nice image, but I would have cropped out more of the water and given more emphasis to the mountains and sky.
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Excellent portrait! Sums up the personality perfectly. Great work!
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One word: PERFECTION.
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Interesting image. I like the darkness on the outside of the subject. The entire image draws me in. Great job.
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I welcome any comments or critiques. Thank you.
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More great work! You have an eye for this, that's for sure. I agree that a larger negative would be best for this image but it is still a great image.
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Another great image! I love the colours in this and I really like the intensity of the image.
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Thanks Ellen. I was in this enormous billiards room and figuring out how to capture the essence of billiards was what I was looking for. In the end I decided not to include the billiard table at all but rather the "human" side of it. The player's bench, the cues, the scoreboard. That's what I was reaching for, anyway ... David. :)
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I welcome any comments or critiques. Thank you.
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This is stunning. Beautiful work.
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Thanks, everyone. I found this little kitty on a porch of an old home I was interested in photographing. He was just a curious fellow and hid behind and between this white fence. When he put his head down between the posts I snapped the image and the shallow depth of field blurred the fence posts perfectely around his face.
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Great image! The colours are fantastic. And I love the leeeezard. Nicely done!
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