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Great reflection! Some sharpness wouldn't have been a bad thing tough.

Jeff, You've got the correct moment, and I think you can bring your fireworks photography to the next level, with a tripod. Just imagine the buildings on the pier being spot-on sharp.

What a view!

Simply Great!

You can see smudges and dust on the chrome of the watch. 30 Seconds work for a better result.

After playing (maybe a bit too much) with the colors, I fell in love with

this toning, what do you think, would it have been better in colour or

simple B&W? Thanks for your time.

She must have been playing for a very long time before getting this calm at the sea side! And you probably had to wait a long time to get this shot. congratulations!

But I see some sort of aura around them. That's a petty. Careful with local adjustments in PS!

 

Otherwise 6/6 but now you loose 2 points for aesthetics!

I've been watching this picture for the past few hours. I continued browsing in a new window after I saw it and checked back several times. It is a very striking expression. I don't know what it is. Maybe that's why I have to look again and again at this picture.

 

Bravo!

Wonderful colors, subject, light and pose.

You have captured the moment in a very nice way!

This is my favorite of the series. It's more subtle and the colors are great. Congratulations

All critiques welcome!

It was very foggy that morning in Prague. All critiques warmly welcomed.

If your picture isn't good enough, you're not close enough. (Robert Capa)

 

I think I was close enough, no?

 

Thank you for your time (and critiques).

all comments welcome

Waking up the last day of my visit to Belgium, I saw this view out of the

window.

Thank you for your time!

This looks very fake. I think the selection of the bird to work on the background (or the other way around) needs more attention. I would love to see this picture without digital alterations!

thank you for you're time.

Hamed,

 

Placed tripod in the middle of the square.

Did 2t full circles of 11 pictures one pointing down, one pointing up.

With Photoshop I merged them into 1 panorama.

Used some filters and lots of time to fill the middle of he square, I did not photograph as my tripod was there.

 

Cheers!

a bit more umbrellas and les sky would have been great

Due to the vignette, the bride and groom get a very unhealthy skin color. The fathers foot is cropped.

very amusing

pitty for the incoming light on her bum. Love the pose and expression.

22 pictures and 5 hours photoshop. What do you think?