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If you love her, turn off the on-camera flash and use natural light. Nobody looks good when illuminated by a head-mounted spotlight. -
Cute kid, fortunately, since she has to survive the unflattering deer-in-headlights lighting from an on-camera flash and the too-sharp background. For a photo like this, try using natural light and an f/2.8 or wider aperture to blur the background. -
Great photo. I like the composition where the bird is flying mostly towards the center of the frame. It is a shame that the eye and head are not a bit brighter. Perhaps that is why so many nature photographers use on-camera fill-flash with a beam-narrower. It would be interesting to see this with a bit of flash added.
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I like how the pattern of houses extends to the edges of the frame in all directions. -
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If this is some sort of wall or display within the memorial, I would find it more interesting with a person in the photo interacting with the wall/display.
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What catches my eye is the black shadow in the foreground and then the dusty driveway. These are not very interesting to look at.
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I love this breed. Photographing a black dog is a challenge and the result here is overexposure. Yet because the dog is black, you don't get a high key image with mostly light tones. (I have the opposite problem, of course, with Samoyeds.) -
I like the fact that the birds and the plane are on perpendicular diagonal courses. That adds a lot of interest to the photo. I like the fact that the sky is blank, which reduces the separation between the plane and the birds. Well done! -
The photo would be better if the condor were flying into the frame instead of out of it. -
This might work well as a slide in a darkened room. As a print, too much of it is too dark.
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This could use something to grab the viewer's attention in the upper right corner (e.g., clouds) and also in the foreground. -
I like the line from top left to bottom right. That makes the photo work better than if the entire frame had been filled with roses. -
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Everything is purple. If you want to paint a wall one color, that is acceptable to most people. If you hang a photo on a wall, the average viewer would expect to see a balance of colors, not mostly one.
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Looks good, but I think the more interesting compositions from this subject are more abstract and closer in. See this suburban ice formation from the early 1990s (might not be able to take any more ice pictures in Boston starting in a few years)
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Perhaps the finest photo on photo.net. I may be biased, though :-)
This beast deserves a cleaner background. The green tree looks as though it is growing out of the dog's tail. One way to accomplish this would have been to use a wider aperture for less depth of field.
The exposure seems perfect, which is always a challenge with Samoyeds.
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I wish that this were the right half of a wider horizontal image. It feels as though the beak is poking out of the frame.
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Great color balance. The yellow is much brighter than the background purple, and therefore it should and does occupy only a small portion of the frame.
Chantilly 6
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