elaine_roberts1
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Image Comments posted by elaine_roberts1
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A beautiful portrait. It does seem to have slightly too much red in the color balance, but other wise a great shot.
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Meloncholy. A sad, wonderful image.
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So adorable!! It could use some sharpening, and a little adjustment to bring out the tonality, but a nice shot.
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Lots of PS work on this one. What do you thinK?
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This is a lovely shot. The pensive look, the colorful bench, the worn wall, the afternoon sunlight...it all adds up to a great candid portrait/street shot. The highlights are a bit more blown out than I normally care for, but that is only a small distraction from a great image.
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Ai! How creepy! A great night/festival shot.
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A terrific snowscape! I can just feel the crisp air....great exposure--must have been tricky.
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I love the composition, and agree that the the church adds a lot of interest. I think though that this could be improved digitally--mainly by getting rid of some of that haze over the mountains. I've attached a version that I worked on in PS using layers to make adjustments to the mountains (levels, contrast, saturation, color) and overall. What do you thinkK?
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How intriguing!I'm not sure whether this was just an experiment, but its an interesting photo: makes me wonder what the story is that's being told. Did a sister just discover her long-lost sibling? Did the blonde inthe foreground just pull a gun? It looks like a still from a movie--or even more so, from a play (Perhaps it was?).
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It's a shame his face is out of focus, but I love the intense colors, the blurred images outside the taxi, as if just teasing the viewer with the slightest hints of what's out there beyond the cab's walls!
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Some viewers will probably complain about the burned out window scene; I think that the pale colors complement the red draparies. One thing I do wish is that you had been standing directly in front of the window, rather than slightly to the left as you seem to have done here.
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I like the composition, but find my self missing the color. We're always tempted to use black and white for winter scenes like this, but I think that having just a hint of color--even if is only a little--makes shots like this really work. Was it originally in b&w, or converted from color?
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I agree, it's a stricking image; but the foliage on the left is distracting; I'd crop it or clone it. But a nice assemblage. Was it just the sky you altered?
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