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I love the sense of movement here - it looks like the cat is about to attack a mouse, not just yawning
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Didn't see the first version, but I definitly like this one.
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Not liking the backdrop here...it seems like it would be better with shallower depth of field. -
This is great! I just wish we could see a bit more of his chin...but this captures the man's personality and makes for an amusing image.
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Cute shot. I might have cropped this a little tighter, because the fuzzy parts in the upper left corner caught my eye before the boy. -
A little too soft focus for my taste, and the background is a bit distracting - but a nice portrait.
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I agree with Dennis. This is a great shot - just goes to show that you don't need to spend a fortune on equipment to create excellent photos. It's about creativity and ideas and understanding how to best use what you have to work with. Fabulous!
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This is my favorite of your photos (second to the one of your friend playing the guitar). The composition is excellent, and the yellow and blue together really catches the eye. Makes me want to do some more experimentation with cross processing.
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Nice angles and texture. I might chop some of the bottom off, though, so that you're looking at the photo more at "eye level".
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don't like the Photoshop effects
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I think I'd like it even more without so much of the blurring of the floor pattern.
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The texture in her wrap is a nice contrast to the smoothness of her skin.
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Skin tone maybe a bit on the orange-ish side
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I took this at a parade last weekend. I was trying to get some
photojournalistic shots of the event, and I'm interested in people's
opinions on how this works in that regard. Thanks.
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Love it. The yellow background is great with the color of the grapes, and the lettering does add a commercial effect. Reminds me that I don't eat nearly enough fruit. :)
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I like this one a lot better than the previous one. You get a sense of motion from this one, and I agree with the posters who suggest it for promo materials. Unlike the other photo, this one is much more than just the sum of its parts.
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I like this one best of the four. The tilt of his head and the position of his right hand (our left) add some drama, draw you to his face. -
You've caught the individual members of the band in action, but somehow the photo lacks drama. Perhaps if you'd used shallower DOF to isolate the people from the background it might help to keep your eye on the people. As is it, I find my eye wandering around to static parts of the image.
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I think that the first poster was suggesting to snap the pic a little later because it lacks the expected drama. I would argue that the "problem" here lies with the high jumper's technique, not the photographer. The way he's going over the bar demonstrates an amazing jumping ability but pretty poor technique (it is high jump and not pole vault, right?). His back should be arched; he shouldn't be looking at the bar; he should be leading with his head. With "proper" technique (who's to argue with it if it works for him, except that maybe he could improve), you get the dramatic arch that I think makes for a more exciting photograph. Not the photographer's fault.
robin
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