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Hey, Carl. Nice shot, reminds me of some of the stuff we used to do in the Atget Circle. I was scrolling through some of my old posts and it brought the circle to mind. I would consider cropping this inside the line on the right and bottom. Tends to distract from the abstract nature of the shot, serving as a frame of reference. Anyway, best wishes!
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Nicely done. Has a bit of an HDR look. Was this HDR technique? Regardless, nice shot. -
While initially eye-catching, I'm afraid the shot doesn't hold up to a closer look. The lighting looks unnatural and the boys look pasted into the shot. I suspect you put a lot of work into it but I have to wonder why... -
My only complaint is that the reflection is brighter, near the shore, than the original scene. I don't think there are any situations where you actually see this in the real world. I think that is what bothers some people about this(these) otherwise excellent shot(s).
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Nicely done! I agree with the above comment about the building in the right lower corner but cropping it out would lose a lot of the two-tone mountains in the distance. Overall, excellent shot. -
I agree that the lighting on the volcano is not consistent with the scene. Just doesn't quite work. Without the volcano, would probably have needed a longer lens with a tighter composition. -
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Nice travel shot. Well-composed with the line of structures leading off into the distance. I wonder how deep the drop-off is and, hence, wonder if a wider lens, shot in vertical format, would have been able to capture more of the drop-off. Still, excellent as is, and it could be that there wasn't much more to the drop-off than this. Great colors and detail from the 6x4.5 Velvia negative.
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Definite Blade Runner look. Works with the exclusion of the horizon, composition is excellent. I like the subtle colors evident in the lower right corner.
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I agree, I'd like to see it with deeper DOF to compare, but I like this version a lot.
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Nicely done. I like how you've positioned the raindrops on the windshield over the sky. -
Well, good job. When were you up here in the US? -
Nice shot, Peter. What's with the light fall-off at the edges? Not a complaint-- I like it.
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Nice shot, Steve. Is the morning sun just catching the subjects with the ground largely in shadow? That's how it looks. Compositionally, I kind of wish you'd taken one or two step to the left, creating more of a diagonal from the chair to the trailer. But I don't know what is out of frame to the right... Great light, though. -
I agree, the blown highlights in the clouds are the only drawback in an otherwise outstanding shot. Nice use of the fisheye.
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Nice shot. That's quite a load. The central composition is not the most flattering. Perhaps moving a little to the left, to get the road ahead as a diagonal and reveal the little girl more. Still, nicely done. -
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I'd recognize the Chisos Mountains anywhere. Nice exposure under difficult lighting conditions.
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