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I like the overall warm tones and diagonal composition of water line. Good work....may be experiment more with placement of 'rocks' more strategicaly by moving around a bit....could be challenging but may be worth your while
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Mixture of fog and tinted sun rays...your thoughts?
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Your comments?
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Mother ship underway for a three day fishing expedition. HDR of RAW
converted to JPEG
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North coast of British Columbia (unusually calm waters) while heading
to Hecate Strait. HDR with RAW converted to JPEG.
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Good work. I like the polarized sky, granite and snow color contrast. Rest of your portfolio is a good slice of life in rural Pakistan.
Cheers
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Alberta Oilsand mines are famous for their size and operation. This
photographs was taken on a bright summer day depicting tiny humans
who operate a giant of a machine called The Dragline. This mining
machine is so large I could not fit the machine in frame with my
28mm wide angle lens, instead I decided to include the operating
crew on the roof top (middle right of frame) and barely managed to
get part of the boom and hoist ropes in frame. Any comments are
welcome and thanks for looking.
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Good work.....I like your style, very pleasant upscale and clean unclutred photography.
Cheers.
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Excellent capture, I like the highlights (S shape is very pleasing), the shadows makes the image so much more interesting and I think that works just fine, since normaly we are all drawn to the highlights for interpretations. Is the image of a Dhaow? Typical of Kuwait?
Thanks for sharing.
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Whenever I see your postings.....I am instantly transported to my native home grwoing up in rural Pakistan. Congrats for an amazing shot and thanks for the 'Time Portal'.
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Certo:
Wow....I see the difference. The eyes do make the photograph much more appealing (if I may call my own creation a photograph without coming across a bit arogant!). Thanks for the input.
Cheers
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Please comment.
Faisal
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Thank you Paul and Certo for your comments. Paul: the curved line on her face is not string in fact its a strand of hair...I left it b/c I thought it would add to the image. Certo:Thanks for the encouraging words...I would like to see the sharpened image you attempted :-)
Faisal
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Okay this is a re-run without PS filtering. Please comment.
Thanks
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Please comment on any impovements to the composition or lighting,
presentation etc. I look forward to your input.
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From 'leading lines' to magical lighting and blending of hues....this image has all the makings of a great photograph. Congratulations...7/7. Thanks for sharing.
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All the elements of a superb photograph. Excellent!
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Nice warm tones, excellent mood with good composition. Since there is indication of haze behind the second cart, the third cart, clearly seen despite the haze, looks a little out of place. Other than that...excellent presentation.
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yasmine
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Lovely portrait...good composition with subtle colors. Only critical distraction is 'bleeding' of the background on the right shoulder of your model...but I do like the choice of color....some how it blends well with her striking features.