tonmestrom
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great work, not a whole lot more you can say
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I agree with Dennis, there is no need for the use of HDR. HDR should just be the means to an end and not an end in itself as is true of all techniques. It's indeed a lovely shot.
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love Paris, Know Paris very well; great nightshot. You should lose the flare and dustparticles however
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Dear Grant, it's a nice subject. However, you should be more careful when you prepare shots like this. The lighting is off, sharpness is off and most importantly it's not very flattering on her. When women take the trouble to pose for you like this the least you could do is photograph them as perfect as possible (i.e without any imperfections). I'm sorry but you didn't succeed in that.
With a model like this you could do better, a whole lot better.
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sure would't mind having this one framed on my wall. Great one.
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sure do like it. Perfect lighting, ncie long exposure. Atrractive colors and perspective. Good one.
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whoa Oscar. This is a very nice black&white image. Nice tonality and composition. Maybe you should clone out the moped on the lower left. Like to see more like this one.
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it's a very nice double portrait. Also the somewhat tilted pose works very good here. The lighting tough is a bit strong for my taste. Also I think the knee distrats. But apart from that a very good image
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Great shot, altough a bit static. Like the tonality too. Minor point: you should crop a few millimeter at the right side
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Danielle, you did a great job here. I know from experience how hard it can be to get this right. Can't fault anything. Great job, superb lighting.
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It's a nice one Oscar. Keep up the good work
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Denis,
good black&white portrait; perfect model
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Dear Sue, it's a very good portrait and very well processed in b&w. Like the composition too. The more or less diagonal pose works very well here. However, I think the arms attract a little bit too much attention. I also would have liked her eyes somewhat more open. having said that I'm looking forward seeing more of your work.
regards,
Ton