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Image Comments posted by erskine_hewett
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I've been enjoying this Forum for many months now. Here is a
contribution from me - very rough, but the best I can do - a study
of my partner, 'Dawn'.
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You have a lovely, natural model here, and you are using her qualities well. You've made an excellent composition of a nice pose in this work. -
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I like it, but not the angle. 6/4 -
Beautiful work! Wonderful treatment of the subject, with drama and respect. 6/6
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This is one of the most beautiful photographs I have ever seen. The most incredible thing for me is the contrast between the bright colour and ordered beauty of the flowers and the dull, chaotic twigs and shoots just behind. And the emphasis and movement provided by the sweeping, receeding railings is wonderfully dramatic. I am also very impressed by the way you have almost invisibly tilted the horizon to make the composition work so well. My heartfelt congratulations! 7/7
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Well done! A good idea, well executed. However, I'm sure it would have been much more successful with the jeans also removed, and hanging in the distance ..
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A lovely image as is, but I feel it is improved by two degrees of rotation to make the seating level. -
Absolutely, and thank you Herman. I can see a bit of John Constable, and I like that, but the fact that the work does not rise higher reinforces my belief that the intent in a work always shines through - it's just a nice picture of nice bends from a motorcyclist's point of view - with a touch of John Constable.
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I am an artist, jewellery-maker, and motorcyclist. I bought my first
camera (at age 57) a few months ago to photograph my jewellery. I
have also made a self-portrait and a couple of seascapes. I took
some photos of roads where I ride for a motorcycle website. I think
this one has a touch of Constable, my favourite artist as a child.
Can you image riding a Ducati through these bends?
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This image stands deep scrutiny. I could write heaps about it. The positives are too long and complex to list. The negatives are focus too soft in the top half, and slightly difficult to view in the sizes of image available. But the positives ... just the right degree of content, good contrast between the parts and within the parts, captivating detail, very still but so busy, the list goes on and on ... 6/5 -
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And a beautiful image, which comes close to perfection for me. If only there were more definition in the trees and hills, then there would be the most delicious contrast between them and the diaphanous clouds. 6/7 -
I think perhaps simply because of its panoramic character. The extreme lateral dimension makes it difficult for me to make an aesthetic assessment, especially as to composition.
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They do look very nice, but unfortunately I am unable to enlarge them properly to get a good look at them.
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For your enjoyment
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Impossible to ignore beauty like this. Thanks.
Pujerra (Ronda)
in Landscape
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