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This photograph has the pastel look to it. Is this a composite of more than one photographs? I think the shadows have been lightened. I like the two people at each end of the frame, one looking at the other who is laughing.
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Nice shot! Very interesting spider. -
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The middle bird looks so funny. Great capture! -
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I think the Ao Dai are white. If so, there is too much magenta in the picture. Wish the last girl body wasn't cut off by the frame edge.
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The out-of-focus filament that lacks the anther leaves something to be desire about this photograph. The pastel colors are quite pleasing. I think the square format is effective. -
This is by far the best of the orchid photographs. The three center flowers in sharp focus in contrast with the diffused ones in the back makes for an interesting sense of depth. I wonder what you did to achieve this. I think the framing of the photograph detracts from the subjects, but this is personal taste. An excellent photograph.
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The result of this one game is impossible if the other person played the pieces right. I mentally played it with all the possible permutations (i.e. where the first, second, third, etc. piece was placed) I could think of and not once did it came out this way. Thanks for the mental stimulation.
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I love the rich colors and the light! -
This is a wonderful treasure. -
The tonality is incredible! Maybe I ask which scanner you used for this?
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This image is technically very good. The child expression is wonderful. She seems to be really into her music and instrument. It's simply wonderful.
However, I think this could be improved. The crop is too tight at the top. A little more space above her head would be nice. The other is the angle at which the camera was placed. The bridge and tip of her nose extend beyond the left contour of her face. Her left eye is obscured. All that could be seen is her eye lashes. This is neither a profile or 3/4 shot. I would prefer to see her left eye and a bit of her other cheek.
These are the reasons I am giving two 6s. I hope this has been constructive.
-Nghi
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My first impression is that the bull seems to be looking out of the frame. Upon closer examination, he is indeed looking at the moon by turning his head slightly that way. The wind generators don't add to this photograph according to the title. Other than that, excellent photograph.
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Very original. Put a great smile on my face. I like this the best of all your photographs. Congrats!
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I think it is technically excellent. Some would say the foreground lacks drama. I'd disagree. I do want to see, however, what is on the left and right of the frame. -
I'm beginning to think how the sky looks in your photograph is your signature. Moody romantic this image is.
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The depth of field is very nice, so is the diagonal walkway. The light is beautiful and happens to be concentrated where it matters most. Certainly feel the silence.
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