lennert
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All comments appreciated.
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thank you for watching.
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Dominic,
I mean that I would love to see a version at a higher resolution. It looks like there is plenty of detail to get lost in.
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Little to nothing could be improved on this shot. I would love to see it bigger. six and a half.
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Great idea. The photo gives a nice depth.
One or two steps to the left might have made it a tad more symetrical. You also lost some of the highlights.
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Previous remarks are correct calling this clever and creative. I fully agree.
Well executed is a different story. the cloning of the sky in the first frame distracts me. in the second frame, the black at the legs. I can point out at least an other ten examples. This is a good draft, not a finished product.
Go back to your pc and work on the details to get a truly inspiring wonderful work of art.
Would Magritte have shown a half finished work?
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Checked the image at home on my calibrated monitors. The cast is orange. Maybe the is due to the red hear and the positioning of the light? I also noticed the fabric this time on these monitors.
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Jerry, great story! But what happened to her right foot? Also the skin colors seem odd.
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Very nice image you got here. The only thing I would have changed, is to straighten her glasses. It would increase her dignity. For me that's the difference between a 5 and a 6. Congratulations.
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The ratings until now are too low. I like this. Maybe I am too much attracted to colorful images. Something I would change? Nothing!
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This is proof, you don't need an expensive reflex camera to make great shots. Maybe a little over-shopped.
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I don't believe nobody gave any critique! This is a great image in so many ways. Colorfull, the angle, the tourist bus in the background. I adore this shot.
In the reflection of the glasses, I can see you used some fill flash, but the shadows on her face are still strong. I know why!
You were shooting it 1/2000... your flash can't follow. You are using iso 800 in full sunlight... If you bring your iso down to 100 (or even lower), you can use your flash's sync speed (look it up, might be marked red on your camera), making the flash do something.
Altough, technically not perfectly performed, I am in love with this image.
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Magdalena,
I like the depth this image provides and you did a good thing placing the model in the shadow.
You lost some details due to the hard Hungarian light during the day. I figured you can make it better, by underexposing at bit and using some fill flash, even the one built-in your camera.
Framing wise, I would have left a bit less space at the top of the picture and included the model's feet.
I think this is a decent holiday picture.
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I like the abrupt cut-off at the neck. However, it might have been nicer if the light didn't end as harsh as the body. Great shot!
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Exceptional shot. It gives me the feeling she is floating in formol, as someone is trying to preserve her beauty, which you accomplished by taking this picture. Bravo
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Jairaj, this is a very amuzing shot and there is a lot of wisdom in the title. I think this one could benefit from a tad more contrast. Also seems a bit underexposed.
Looking forward to your future contributions.
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This is some very original post-processing!
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Great work of art. But (there is always a but)., the two grey mask, don't fit in. They are not of the same quality as the rest of the compilation. I'd love to see this without.
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Andrey I love the colors in this shot. great model. It is a pity, the shadow and dress bleed into solid black at the bottom. It would have been nice if a slight distinction was possible.
Adrianne
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Marcus, great light, model and skin-tones. I think your scores are not that good for this one, due to the skewed tiles and the blue cast.
Personally I would remove the tattoo on the arm. It takes away the innocence of the subject.