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A superb work with the composition. Even the plate to the right of the bright field are exactly counterbalanced by a slight asymmetry in the image. It's amazing to see the way you use compositions apparently rigor to emphasize the unique in the situation because the man is the only exception that breaks the pattern, and therefore stands out. A masterpiece in my opinion.

Re. Lars

Although I am not entirely new to photography, I am always eager to

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Paul – thanks for your suggestion. Originally what chaugt my eye was the woman, and I only decided to include the man that accidental were in the frame, when I studied the file while working with it. I must admit that I never have considered your otherwise obvious suggestion. Jack - also thanks for your suggestion. I think you're right. My crop is probably due to tendencies from old habits - I'm more of a "square person" you know (in the photographic sense of the word I hope)

Although I am not entirely new to photography, I am always eager to

learn, so any comment will be appreciated very much.

Although I am not entirely new to photography, I am always eager to

learn, so any comment will be appreciated very much.

Although I am not entirely new to photography, I am always eager to

learn, so any comment will be appreciated very much.

An interesting play with symmetry / asymmetry and balance, you've made here jack. Impressive, it realy requires finesse to achieve such balance. Re. Lars

An interesting composition, both in terms of colors and the delicate balance between geometric structure and the "accidential"

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Lars

Nice atmosphere, good conversion and use of DOF

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Lars

Although I am not entirely new to photography, I am always eager to

learn, so any comment will be appreciated very much.

Although I am not entirely new to photography, I am always eager to

learn, so any comment will be appreciated very much.

Although I am not entirely new to photography, I am always eager to

learn, so any comment will be appreciated very much.

Although I am not entirely new to photography, I am always eager to

learn, so any comment will be appreciated very much.

Thanks for your comment Bob. I had thought about the "God's perspective" idea, but now you mention it, it's obvious.

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learn, so any comment will be appreciated very much.

Although I am not entirely new to photography, I am always eager to

learn, so any comment will be appreciated very much.

A daring and successful composition

Besides what's already said, there is a lovely softness in this image's expression

The result of your efforts is surely impressive

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Something about this picture reminds me of the painter Caspar David Friedrich's winter landscapes

Although I am not entirely new to photography, I am always eager to

learn, so any comment will be appreciated very much.

Although I am not entirely new to photography, I am always eager to

learn, so any comment will be appreciated very much.