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Very interesting, strong composition. From a structureal angle, I like the balance between the dark background with shite highing on left of frame, and the reverse (black silhouette on light background) to the right. Great symmetry around the central tree. -
Such a well-balanced and well-exposed image, good subject, dramatic sky, some very good choices here. MY only tiny critique/suggestion would be that you might have considered cropping out the silver car, and - maybe - the power lines, but they are small things and overall this is a really nice image. -
You have rendered very well the feeling of winter in this image, and I appreciate very much the muted contrasts and balance of the composition.
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Fabulous work Dave. The colours and tones in this piece are great, and my eyes are led in this kind of crazy whirlpool dance as I explore this image. I like it very much. PS - explain the title... I'm curious!
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I usually don't like bird shots, but well done in terms of the great light on the body and open wings of this pelican which adds a lot to this image.
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This is all about great colour and tonal gradiations and is well achieved. Congratulations. -
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This is one of those images where I have to take a deep breath and give an honest critique. The fog (whether real or post-processed) immediately above the lake, and then in the sky, but with a band of more detail on the shore, makes this image seem a bit wierd visually. Also, if the swan is the primary compositional element, it needs to be a little bit 'lifted' through localised exposure (and/or contrast) compensation. A nicely thought out image but I would play with it more in post to get the best out of it. -
Great work - foreground elementvery strong, and the surreal feel from your background treatment works well. -
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Unusual perspective and great architectural shapes makes for an interesting composition. Well done.
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Interesting image and elements for a strong, simple composition. Did you try at other angles and did you try in black & white?
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Great moment to capture! This really gives viewers a good 'slice' of the big apple. Warm regards -
Nice image and well treated to give vintage feel. My only suggestion would have been an even smaller aperture to try and render the tail of the aircraft more in focus (I know this is hard though).
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Funky composition with the dominance of the sky, unbalanced cloud shape and the land kind of 'falling away'. I like it!
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This is one of those where there are things I like and thingsI don't. The strong red dress and pose against the white background rock is good. But the background detail, slightly (but not enough) out of focus is distracting, and the subject for me does not take up enough of the frame. I also can't help but think that her feet would be hurting on those rocks! -
Very nice work. Your post treatment works very well - not intended to be hidden, but really lifting the strong foreground elements of the image. The perspective provided by the receding buildings and shore is also really well done. -
Very intriguing portrait, and well executed (by you and the model!) - the gradiation of lighting in particular is something that I really like in this image. -
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Catching the Light
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