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This is a very rich work- texturally speaking of course. It isn't another vacation shot and doesn't pretend to be anything other than what it is. I like it. -
I enjoyed your portfolio and found myself drawn to this particular image. The lines, textures and composition make this very interesting. It almost seems to be an illustration. Nice work! -
Composition needs work. The soft focus is nice.
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Interesting reflections and angle. Your images are perhaps a bit dark.
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Nicely executed. Any photo that can raise controversy from both sides, digital and purist, deserves a second look. technically, if you have to please the purists, make a negative from your digital file. Personally I say leave it as it is! -
very dramatic! -
I like the monochromatic feel of this image.
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Your portfolio is well done.
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I would also move the boat- great colors.
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I agree with Lee. It is a wonderful shot!
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Nice colours. Appears to lean to the right on my screen.
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It is a timeless image- well done.
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Another captivating shot!
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This is an interesting way to expose IR. Nice tones and blurring. -
Powerful image!
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Nice viewpoint. It allows a viewer different cropping options. -
This photo has a nice feel to it. -
Nice angle, vingette works well.
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I like the fish eye effect for this particular shot. If color is a problem switch it to b/w. Personally, I like it for what it is. -
Your images are powerful- post some more!
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Regarding cropping: I intentionally leave my images uncropped for clients. It gives them an opportunity to put a bit of themselves into their purchases at matting time. I find it is preferred for my images.
Yes, I crop my photos the way I prefer them also.
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Personally, I shoot a lot of IR film on a regular basis. I appreciate an IR photo that doesn't rely on the typical white tree look. I like the feel of this photo. -
This is much closer to typical infrared shots than your other photos. I suggest you take a pen and paper into the field to record your settings, lighting conditions, etc., find a lab that hand develops and prints IR. If you are serious about learning to shoot the film I second reading Laurie's IR book. And after all is and and done- bracket!
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I enjoyed your Infrared photos. Personally, I shoot infrared film on a regular basis. However, I take a non-traditional approach to this non-traditional film. I would be happy to answer any questions for Kodak or Konica.
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