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First, I think the original picture must be great. Your alterations are very good imo, except for one thing - the glare by his left hand. To me, that is enough. But I like the rest. -
This looks like the worst side of flash at a close distance. The shadows, the harsh light and the blown reds on the flowers, are all because of the flash. There is also a black thing in the lower left corner that should have been removed. Try without the flash, use some lamps, or whatever, to get an even light and try again. If you have a tripod, that will be the best.
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A very dramatic motive, but your HDR treatment is way out of whack. You have chosting and halos everywhere, and the tonality isn't good. Especially around the house's edges - a typical place for halos - it is too obvious. -
That's a great portrait of a not-so-great artist. Very good colors, sharpness and composition.
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Great sharpness and colour, and a good diagonal. -
A bit unsharp it may be, but it is a good pose and portrait of Heidi Marie V. -
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Very good motive - obviously a musician who kows his way around a flute. Good angle and focus, but a little too much noise for me. -
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I would have startetd out using a higher speed and a wider aperture if possible. Sharpness is the main problem here, and higher speed is one way to achí¥¶e it. The yellow cast isn't very pleasing either. You can work on that in levels or something similar. You can also loose some of the cage and reserve more space for the bird. Now it looks quite cramped for him.
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I like this, good comp, good sharpness, and she isn't just a pretty face, but a serious artist.
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The technical stuff isn't all there (some burned out highligts, looks grainy), but sharpness and his pose is great, and the green cast is ok. I would have tried a vertical crop, and you should get rid of the stuff under his microphone. -
Very good. I would have wished for a little more distance between her mouth and the microphone. Except or that, excellent.
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A really great portrait of Roger Waters. Congrats!
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I really like the b&w with the sepia. I also like his look and the sharpness you have achieved here. A very good job indeed!
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I am sorry Juha. For me this is too much motion blur and too little sharpness. But the pose is great!
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That's really a great photo - fantastic timimng and sharp too. Of course it would have been fine if you hadn't amputated their legs, but I really don't care. -
I think the pose is great, but the best way to get rid of over exposure is to tough it out and get rid of the flash. You get much better pictures in the long run that way.
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Some blown out highlights, and some loss of detail in the dark areas, but a very good pose. -
I remember Rock Bottom from The Silver King Band. We sent a live concert with them on national TV sometime in the 80's, and I remember our ambasador to USA had to apologize to Ronald Reagan because they dedicated My Balls Get Blue From Loving You to his wife, Nancy!
If you check my portfolio, you will see some pictures of Vidar Busk, who started his carreer playing with Rock from when Vidar was 16 years old.
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I didn't see this one when you posted it, but this is great. Much emotion, and I love the motion blur on his hand.
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Great sharpness and an interesting good look on his face. I like the toning too.
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