seanjoyce

November 10, 2005

Gorgeous (but is that horizon level?) 6/6

November 10, 2005

Great work, but why have the face so central?

November 10, 2005

Almost too much. What about a couple of those on an otherwise simple background (like sand)?.

November 10, 2005

Saturation boosted a tad too much.

November 10, 2005

Too much black on left. Be brave and crop really tall and thin. Great texture. Sean Joyce www.scenejuice.com

November 10, 2005

Needs to be rotated 1 degree to get horizon horizontal. Otherwise nice, but perhaps a little less sky, or less grass (one or the other).

November 10, 2005

Fall of the light has made it magic - well done. Sean Joyce www.scenejuice.com

November 10, 2005

Dramatic, but a little underexposed. Might have been better horizontal? Wave is a little crowded on the left.

November 8, 2005

You probably wern't close enough to do so, but this needed fill flash (or reflector).

November 7, 2005

Great, almost-3D effect. Moody and engaging. Well done.

Sean Joyce www.scenejuice.com

November 7, 2005

Impact, indeed. Well done.

Sean Joyce www.scenejuice.com

November 4, 2005

Welcome Julie.

This image has a certain 'angst' interest. Cheers,

Sean Joyce

November 2, 2005

What a fanastically elegant image. I adore it.

October 28, 2005

From inside a local shopping mall. I like the sail effect of the

curve. This is more an 'abstract' than it is 'documentary' of the

architecture.

October 28, 2005

The lens flare and partial sign is a little distracting. The monochrome is nice.

October 28, 2005

I love the effect, with the leaves silhouette sharp, and the exposure on the moon is great. However, it's a very 'central' composition. How about moving it to the left or right of the frame? Cheers.

October 28, 2005

Very cute - did you remove the background afterwards, or shoot in studio?

October 21, 2005

I captured couldn't walk pass this opportunity, but I needed to soften

out the quite stark background. You can see some chromatic aberation

in this pic, but I like the rim lighting effect.

October 18, 2005

I love to shoot back against the light - you've managed a fantastic detail in your exposure here, regardless of the hard angle. I love the exagerated sense of perspective too. Great work!