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These postcards are particularly good! In this one I appreciate the subtle change in hue. Most people would have used a single tone.

You know what, the tonality reminds me of Bergman's "Seventh Seal".

Talk about insipid colors... probably better desatured.

The font is inappropriate; too light for such a somber picture. I do not know what you did about sharpening; the grass is mushy and there is a halo surrounding the trees.

 

This is my brutally honest critique; ignore at pleasure!

You chose a nice spot. Color correction may be required; I am pretty sure the soil is not that blue. It is subjective though...

Nice shot! Could be improved with better sharpening; looks a bit mushy.

I imagine this is a picture of a young woman who is making last-minute adjustments to her appearance before greeting her boyfriend, on the motorcycle (situated out of the frame, to heighten the tension.)

 

I like the pose, background, and what you did with the Liquify filter, but the distribution of light irks me. I get attracted to the top left and get stuck there, as it were. Nit-picking for what amounts to a great photograph; do not be offended.

I could even see this as a panoramic, cutting further into the hair. The writing is sublime; perfect fonts. The only problem is that the knot on her dress obscures a few letters.

 

I would not have textured the hair, but that is just me.

Beside the obvious grunge look, I rather like the curved windows. With so many naturally straight lines, it must have been tempting to correct the barrel distortion. Fortunately you did not.

Why is the sky so posterized; did you create a GIF?

Sometimes it is because we know better, and other times because we think we do :)

I do not know how appropriate the texture is...

You need to use a softer brush; there are harsh transitions in the layer mask. This is obvious to someone with a good monitor.

You need to calibrate your monitor!

You really like pearls, don't you?

 

I love the patterns, the texture in the shadows, and the light in general.

 

The picture has an austerity I like.

The highlights of the skin have an unpleasant yellow cast.

Fits in with your other works... I humbly suggest trying to achieve more realistic light. I know the whole thing is synthetic (obviously!) but that does not mean it can not have a realistic guise.

Very nice palette. I like the sparseness.

A little sharpening would go a long way.

Nice composition, for sure, but it looks soft.

What's up with the cat; is it for real? I would have chosen not to vignette the cat; it draws attention to the technique.

Obviously, it is the tree that is bothering people. Maybe you could darken it?

The color and texture help set the mood. I like the cap too.

It looks merely out of focus to my untrained eyes.

 

Edit: No, I take it back; I was looking at the reduced-size sample. Now I rather like it. My only nitpick is that her right arm is blended into her torso due to the lighting arrangement.

Note that they were aware of you and tried to avoid the camera.