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This would have been a very good shot if you'd opened the aperture when you took it instead of messing around afterwards.
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YOu should have waited for the person to go away I think. -
Looks too "digital". Nice poses and very pretty girls though. -
Photoshop Bull -
How did you manage to get in so close? A very strong shot.
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Nice work in photoshop. -
Perfect lighting, composition and timing. A shot to die for -
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I don't understand how such a lovely photograph can engender such an active discussion most of which seems to be about how best to gild the lily. I would die happy if I'd taken this. Almost any piece of art, from Beethoven's 9th to a Van Dyck portrait could generate a million comments about how they may be improved but that doesn't mean you should bother trying. Some things are crap, others are wonderful. No amount of fine tuning will turn crap into the sublime. it's very easy to turn the sublime into crap.
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What kind of gobbledigook is that? The figures aren't quite sharp perhaps?
Good picture though.
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I think this would have been much better if you'd shot it nearer with a shorter lens.
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Looks like a still from a Hitchcock chase scene.
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This is a really good shot and shows perfect timing and composition. Few people would have been aware enough to see this shot coming and then frame it so well.
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THE shot of Daltrey. This is a perfect shot in every way.
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Makes the restaurant look as if it came from the set of Citizen Kane. A very good shot.
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This is just the sort of landscape shot I like. I would love to buy a cibachrome of this. Please email me if you are interested with the cost. -
I'm glad you weren't tempted to put the boy off centre. I think the combination of where he is and the line of the fence make this a very powerful shot. Excellent.
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Beautiful saturated colours. I was wondering whether you changed them in any way when you didgitised the image or was the Ectachrome able to produce such saturated tones? -
It's very well composed and the colour balance is lovely. However, I prefer the one that you shot in your hotel room. I've had pictures rated lower than others I think are better and I'll never understand why. It all comes down to personal taste in the end.
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This picture is anything but natural. Unless women where you come from have a habit of lying naked by the fire with high heels on to eat their bananas.
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I'd like to see a little more detail in the foreground. Maybe half a stop more which would allow you to see some more of the figure and some of the stuff on the shoreline without lightening the sky too much. Still a lovely shot though.
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If the shot were taken sooner and the man was in the light, his shodow would fall in the archway and not across the window. The shadow on the window is one of the strong points of the picture. The timing of this shot was perfect I think. -
I think this is the best shot in an outstanding portfolio. Your pictures are a real inspiration.
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