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lacrewe
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for being chosen as one of the "Emerging Photographers 2007" in Canada's Photolife magazine. This photo is one my favourites that were highlighted. Cheers, Lori
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This is my favourite...I will be back to rate it 7/7. The textures really add to the storm atmosphere, almost giving it a haunting feeling. I also think the lights really make it a unique landscape photo...adding the human element.
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Great idea.
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The placement of the man to the right, although a small change from your previous post, creates a composition with better flow. The tones and textures are excellent, as always. Cheers, Lori
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The vivid colours and composition really caught my eye...just needs a faster shutter speed as there is a slight blur to the central figure. 7/6 anon.
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Again, wonderful! The tones, the texture, the composition all work well together.
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Beautiful portrait. It has an impressionist era feel to it...perhaps because of the style of dress and hair, as well as the texture layer. Well done.
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This is wonderful, Rossy! It is so whimsical and I love the texture...it looks like a painting. (7/7 when permitted)
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This is just beautiful, as are all your landscape photos. Such technical skill! I just love the swans all in a row...great composition, colour and clarity. (Deserves much higher ratings, for sure! I will be back)
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Amazing architecture...you have shot it well. The blurry man adds the human element, and creates more interest. Well done! Lori
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I love the colours, and the use of the square format.
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The vivid colours really make this photo stand out. There is a whimsical feel to this image, with the butterflies and pose of the model. I would like to see it larger...I think it would have more impact. Cheers, Lori
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I becoming quite a fan of your work! This is very beautiful...the lines of the plant and the blue Lighting from (I assume) the sky behind the glass really create a wonderful frame for the eye to follow. I suppose my only complaint would be that the upper stem of the plant ends abruptly, but I'm not sure if including more would detract from the overall impression(?)...just a thought. Cheers, Lori
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