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Wonderful portrait photography. They are rather comfortable with one another. This make me feel the need to do some B&W portraiture. -
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Nice photograph!
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The form is fantastic!
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Very nice capture. Was this done in the studio? I have been shooting these flowers but only in the field. -
I second the B&W conversion! Interesting angle. As a Vietnamese, I am not too surprised at the setting. Top left corner has something white. It is a little distracting. Photoshop clone tool should do the trick. I think the angle makes this photo. -
This photograph reminds me of a character in a film series. She was named Deedlit. In any event, it is lovely. I am undecided about whether or not her eye should have more fill in them. She looks almost lifeless and yet not for she seems to be talking to the plants.
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Imagine a world where these creatures are as big as us! At their size now, they are beautiful. Grow to our size and they would be down right scary! Wonderful portrait of a handsome (or pretty) bug.
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Yes, that is what my motherland is like! You have captured Vietnam at her best. Isn't the rice field beautiful? Indeed, it causes one to reflect on the meaning of Life. Thanks for sharing! -
Gorgeous!
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Splendid!
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Firstly, I think pregnant women are beautiful by default. You have a very good photograph there. I love the soft window light and the high contrast.
Also, congratulation!
I hope you don't mind me playing with your photograph. I masked, burned, dodged, selectively blurred, sharpened and cropped your image. This is what I came up with. Just an idea and some quick photoshop work.
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Excellent composition. I would like to see the whole top part of the basket behind the person. Yes, the detail in the hat is what makes this photo. Is there another version with the person's face visible? This photograph tells a story. Congratulations! -
This is a nice marco shot. Wondering what you would call this particular bug. Anyway, the top right corner is "hot." My eyes keep traveling back to that area, wishing for more separation between the catepillar and the background. Also, there isn't much DOF here. The picture is a little soft. I was expecting this litlle bug to leap ouf of the page as far as sharpness is concerned. I think you said it was hand-held, but did you try again with a tripod to maximize the DOF? I would love to see that. -
This one bears much resemblance to Georgia Okeefe's abstracts. I like this one best.
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Fine portrait of a very pretty girl. The use of negative space is great. I'm going to remember this shot. Thanks for sharing! -
Inspirational! Thank you for sharing your technique as well! -
This is a wonderful and beautiful portrait of a beautiful subject. There is one thing that bothers me. It is the subject's right ear. It tips the balance of the face. I suppose this could easily be touched up with photoshop. -
Excellent composition! This is by far one of the best canine photographs I have seen. That is a lovely animal.
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Very good work! She is a beautiful person, with a great smile and expression. I'm not sure if she is tearful because her eyes seem to be rather wet. This is constrasted by her smile. The combination makes for something quite ironic, yet sweet. Could it be that she is finding the humour in pain? Of course, there are countless other ways to interpret this portrait. This is just one of the many I feel.
I do wish, though, that the crop is not so tight. I'd love to see a looser frame, which includes more of her elbows and lower body.
Thanks for sharing!
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