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jason j
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Interesting use of blur to convey motion, but I would like a sharp background.
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Great composition. I like how the car cuts the frame in half, her skin tones, yellow shirt, rusty background, and especially her eyes. Beauty without eros.
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Please suggest a caption. Other comments welcome. Thanks.
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My family has many vets who fought in wars not of their choosing. Some of which they and I agreed with, some of which we did not. Rather than judge the crew or feel respectful and grateful, these kill markings just made me wonder. My goal was to make people think, without necessarily telling them what to think. Thanks for your comments.
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What do Iraq war vets put on their planes?
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Perfect sharpeness and simplicity! Now I have something to shoot for with my kids. Thanks for sharing.
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Incredible. An amazing subject.
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Awesome
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Inspired by what Edward Weston did with bell peppers. What do you
think?
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I agree the photo could be a little sharper and perhaps simpler in composition, but this really is a close-up of the interface between humans and nature. As for eating meat, there are many ways to ingest protein.
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I agree with the photographer. It may not be high-key, but the removal of color while keeping the shadows makes this an interesting photograph. I like how the eyes capture my attention. By the way, your portfolio is interestingly exotic, quite unlike what I see in the USA. Thank you for sharing.
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Thanks. Someone else told me to crop down to the shortest roof as well. I will try both.
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I shot this on the fly while wondering around a shady part of
Montreal early one Monday morning. What do you think?
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Like the shot, but could you have cropped to just the ball and the two players nearest the ball?
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Coloring looks a little off in this shot.
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My favorite shot. I like how she seems so natural in her bare feet, facial expression, and setting. Nice timing, way to snap just as she puts her foot down. This shot really makes the model communicate directly with the viewer. Thanks.
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I agree with Makel. The colors of the clothes and the scenery are too alike. The horizon also looks slanted and cuts the frame in half. However, I do like how you have them positioned, if only they filled the frame more. What is the message you want to communicate with the photo?
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