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Great use of 45-degree angles and, thus, strong power points at key intersections.

John Lovelace

Nice capture of the reflected view IN the window. Almost better than the view OUT.

Remarkable combination of serenity in the women's faces and seemingly ominous clouds. The inverted V framing of one woman's face is effective, as is the little girl's seemingly serious look at the photographer.

As strong as this image is, it is one of the weakest in this artist's portfolio. The most interesting thing in it is the small dark spot over her collar bone. The shot looks staged. Virtually every other shot in the portfolio looks like real life being lived whether the camera is there or not.

The various curvatures in this shot are so subtle that one has to add them up to realize their impact. Well conceived and completed photography.

I chuckled out loud by the time I saw the full pic. Two good catches in this shot: The other photog and the bird. Cheers!

Pic nicely captures the apparent simplicity of this woman's wants and needs, including her religious faith. Everything seems in its proper place.

Three rings, strong light and effective shadow make ths a strong portrait. Too bad the chair arm fabric gets attention it doesn't merit. Try a solid-color drape next time.

The tree bark and the facial wrinkles and cracks make a wonderful comparison and contrast. And the fly on the gentleman's coat sleeve is a great, if coincidental, added touch.

Consistently handsome subjects, consistely properly exposed. Congratulations.

Atmospheric pix don't get much better than this. You can almost feel the grease.

Vast majority of portfolio is outstanding. This landscape and the Fribourg Cathedral hit the top of the list.

Creative lines. Ultra-sharp focus. A bit too surreal for my preference.

Good action shot, but I liked the man walking in the fog better. Thanks.

Splendid in its own right but, frankly, not nearly as striking as many -- most -- in your amazing portfolio. Anyone not visiting your portfolio is depriving themselves of multiple treats.