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Jack_Maegli

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  1. Nice soft tones and use of shadow for mood. This would be a great candidate for an early 1900's Stieglitz type pictorial with some vignetting, grain, and sepia tone in a second (not better, but different) version.
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    paddle boarding

    I am guessing that you would rather be riding stern of this boat John!
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    The contrast and posing of the gloves (arms) totally make this a "wall hanger"
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    ISO grain adds for a nice melancholy feel to this shot
  5. Nice vignette and grain for a melancholy feel
  6. I used to play the instrument; great emotive capture of the musician!
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    Bride's Day

    One of the most emotively beautiful prints I have ever seen. A moment captured in time that will never occur again. That is what the best of the best photographer does. Dust and grain add to the artistic character of this pre-digital age shot!
  8. More importantly Joe, I am lucky to have a photogenic daughter!
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    Nymph in sunset

    Thanks Joe, you highly flatter me! But you know the deal, even as an artist, which by employment I am not (I am a food scientist); you basically have to submit to a melancholy death before your work is recognized. I am not in the mood for the latter, so I will stay with the unsung!
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    The Reader: part two

    Thanks Michael; your comment made the tormenting job of doing my taxes tonight much easier!
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    Nice framing of the shot with the tree branches. The vertical stack of horizontal garden path lines builds for a powerful foreground leading to the building, with a geometrically juxtaposed diagonal path for the viewer to get there without impedance!
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    The Reader; part one

    The Reader; part one. This two photo sequence represents the power of imagination of both the reader and the author in forming a limitless reality.
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    The Reader: part two

    The Reader; part two. This two photo sequence represents the power of imagination of both the reader and the author in forming a limitless reality.
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    Dam Square Amsterdam

    Watching the innocent kids of multiple backgrounds play with the pigeons together in Dam Square Amsterdam, reminds me of the potential our civilization has.
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    Dam Square Amsterdam

    Kids playing with the pigeons
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    Window

    Nice emotive pictorial! A perfect example of the potential of art integrated into photography.
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    Navy Yard

    Nice diagonal flow to the foreground!
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    Nice push of the hair to the left for diagonal flow to the image
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    Nice tone and texture!
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    Fawna

    She is the guardian faerie of the woods where the young ones play. Though over a hundred years old, she gains her youth by extraction from all those that attempt to pass by with the malintent of desecrating the forest or her kin. The aged molts of her victims line the forest underbrush surrounding.
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    lovers

    Nice goth mood! Not sure these birds will ever feel each other regardless proximity, and this is probably the emotive power you wanted to portray....
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    ART

    Closed eyes add to the nice mysterious mood! Color tone, tilt, and grain make this seem to be a vintage Polaroid capture. Nice wall hanger in an art deco opportunity!
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