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This is the gem of the day. A little overworked in PS, IMO, around the edges. The colors of the folliage have such an appeal that I don't think you need to burn around the edges so much. I like the wavy horizontal line of the top of the foliage, set against the straight line of the shoreline. Nicely done. -
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Maria was referencing Cecil DeMille, the director, right? I think it was Cecil. This squirrel has such a perfect face. I like the lighting - very soft, and the out of focus tail is just perfect. It's funny how wild animals will seem to pose for you like this. -
Outstanding lighting, rich tones. I like the diagonal going down to the right, too. Nicely done. -
I really like the colors and tones in this one, and for some reason the bokeh appeals to me, too. It seems to set off the handlebar and snow nicely.
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Two things I especially like about this photo: the rich mid-tones, and the shadows from the mountains. It has an Ansel Adams feel to it. Are those windmills in the distance? -
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Reminds me of Eliot Porter. I love the texture. best regards.
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The composition and lighting are tremendous, but I agree with others - it is obvious she doesn't really play the violin, and you can see that it's not a real musical score. I like the wistful beauty of this model. If only you could find a real violinist who has this kind of visual appeal. Get her to play something melancholy while you photograph her! Best regards. -
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Ha! I wonder what they're thinking. -
Wonderful light, strong composition, great subject matter. I'm really enjoying your portfolio today.
best regards,
Erik
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Outstanding in every way. The light poles add nice depth, the bicycle to the kissing couple a strong diagonal, and of course an excellent story. -
Wow, Jana. So incredibly appealing. There's something about these colors - appealing not just visually, but on some kind of gut level. I could put this one on my wall and look at it every day. -
An appealing and original shot of an oft-photographed icon. Nice work. -
Excellent graphic lines, and a good choice of sepia for this photo. I would have preferred to have the spire on the building a little separated from the lamp, but I like it anyway. best regards. -
The light color of the clouds behind the seagull looks a little artificial. Was this naturally present, or is it post-processing. If it's the latter, I would recommend you lighten a larger area. -
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Very hard to photograph ferns. This one's exceptionally good. I like the tonal range. -
Definitely keep the bird. If it was a little dot, not discernable as a bird, then you'd want to clone it out. It looks like it's maybe a swallow. Great afterburner photo, BTW. -
The light area at the top nicely balances the planes. Outstanding.
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