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I just love the sense of scale on this one. Being from Montana (a little known fact), I am quite familiar with Yellowstone Park, albeit from the perspective of a little boy. And, this is just how I remember it, bigger and more amazing that anything anyone could think up in their little imaginations. Good stuff.
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Another fine example of architectural detail. Nicely done.
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Great, "in your face" photojournalism. You've really capture the psychology of this village's children. Unfortunately , it looks as though the ethnic fighting has its fair share of future recruits. Well done.
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Wow, I feel like I'm in a spin...do I turn into it or away from it. A fine capture of some pretty intense motion. Great work, Norman.
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I just returned from Paris and one of the things that really stood out was the commitment of the street musicians. They would have standup basses, drumb kits, horn sections and just about anything short of a Hammond organ. One particularly ambitious group had all of the above and a 9 person choir. All of this and it's cold outside...nothing will deter the European street musician. Your fine capture brought all of those memories back. Thanks. -
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Wonderful, evocative street portrait. Beautiful lighting as well and perfect in B&W. Great work. Regards, Doug.
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This is a very pleasing effect...almost a luminescent glow. Super composition as well. Nicely done. Regards, Doug
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Solid composition and wonderful use of light and shadow. Very nicely done. Regards, Doug.
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Beautiful portrait work. The pose is especially unique and different from the conventional fashion portrait. Well done. P.S. What happened to the Gypsy portrait? I though it made a great bookend to this photograph and it inspired me to create a fairly funny monologue on my own gypsy experience. Unfortunately, by the time I had finished the piece, the photo was gone.
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This has the feeling of a Dutch still life with its golden glow and pristine detail. Well done. The poor Zorki (or FED?) looks like it has seen better days. -
Absolutely sublime lighting and composition. I love the way the whites seem to glow. Terrific work. Regards, Doug.
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This is really nice. Great lighting, strong composition and a wonderful sense of motion. Well done. Regards, Doug.
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The best darned Christmas photo I've ever seen. Luminescent comes to mind. Well done.
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A fine abstract representation. The tilt really makes this sing. Well done.
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Boy, if you don't get to a Jayme Hall photograph early you end up sitting in the back of the room...or in this case the bottom of the critique page. So, from here I will say my few words and hope they don't get buried under the Shag Rag Rug. There is a luminescence to this photograph that I like a whole bunch. I can't figure out if its something to do with exposure or diffusion or if it's just inherent in the frayed textures of the pastel rags, but it's there and it's very nice. Good work, from one of your many admirers, Doug.
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I can't believe I have not commented on this portrait...old age I guess. Anyway, it is absolutely beautiful, evocative, haunting, inviting, and as Gerry H. said "I've run out of superlatives." Well done. Oh yeah, you rock and you're the man. -
I feel like I'm going to photography school whenever I view one of your shots. Man, the lessons you're teaching anyone who pays attention are priceless. As in, trip to Shanghai, $1500.00, a Frederic Pascual photograph, priceless. -
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I forgot to add that I was not part of the crowd in your photograph, but my brother most likely was.
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Lovely, sensuous colors and wonderful repeating patterns. I can almost reach out a feel the velvet or hear the rich tones of the cello concerto. Well done.
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