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Hello Rafik, thanks for the comment. It's a night shot. A fast lens wide open and high ISO will do it. Here I shot with ISO 800 and a bit of fill flash.

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I think you have just demonstrated it, and the composition is good!

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So, here's the missing photo! I like this one even better than the other one, composition wise that is! You have a very photogenic daughter Sue, You should photograph her more often!

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Thank you Birte for stopping by and thanks for the comment.

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Jan, you just described how exactly I enjoy the fire!

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Thank you for sharing this beautiful image Maya. Actually, I wouldn't mind if my life turned out to be too long!!

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Ya, Hot Shooting! A friend of mine on this site tried to shoot fire and he damaged his camera, poor guy!

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Thank You Jan. Sorry for the delayed response!

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Thank you, I find it very amazing as well. All the fascial structures are there, the eyes, nose, lips, chin, neck,...

I saw the face by looking at the flower with a magnifying glass otherwise it was just a timy flower!

Thanks for the comment.

Thank you for stopping by and thanks for the kind comment, Malika!

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Nice image Massoud, I like where you have placed the lines. The snow though, is a bit over exposed.

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Thank you Massoud, it does look like a painting, I like it too!

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Thank you Cherlyn, thank you Oliver for the kind comment.

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Thank you an, you are always generous in your comments. I had a lotof fun that night.

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Tankyou Gaetan for the generous comment.

You know this is a good image Sally, well done.

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Hello Sue,

Unconvensional angle but works so perfectly here, great work and the composition works so well here. You have a beautiful daugterand I thnk you should post the other one as well.

I do think though, if you flip this horizontally, might work even better. what do you think?

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Hello Oliver,

beautiful portrait here, I like the composition and the window light is working well. I also like thefact thatyou touched the frame on the top and I think you can go even a little igher. The exression with the empty cair is also working for me.

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Nice capture Anthony. What happened, the ball was kicked to hard? :)

What are your thoughts on flipping this horizontally, the composition flows easier for me.

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Hell paul,

I,m generally sensitive to blown highlights but here it looks good. I actually would clone out the foot prints as well. Lack of detail on the foreground beach, puts the emphasis on the island.

Here it is with some detail recovery but I still think the lack of detail works better for me.

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hello all,

This image has not been manipulated, The intense yellow is due to

the Sodium street lights. It was taken on New Year's eve in Boston.

The effect you see is due to the fact that it was snowing at the time.

Thank you for viewing and commenting.

Hello Jared,

Ok, honesty is still the best policy! There is a yellow tint, the skin tones are off and the dress is blown. couldn't resist but do the adjustments, here, hope you like it better.

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Hello all,

This was part of an ice sculpture series for New years Eve in Boston,

Mass.

Thanks for viewing .

Another 5 minutes for adjustments

took about 30 seconds, really!