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'Like the composition alot - the framing/alignment of the shrub & the mountain, the leading (diagonal) line of bright rock. 'Color palette is a bit strong (saturation) for me in the mid-foreground greens & some of the reflection on the water.

'Certainly is. With the other images posted of the zoo, it seems tragic - the decay. 'Looks like it was a really lovely place at one time.

Nicely executed. 'Looks like 2-light illumination, which seems less dramatic than the shadows created by a single or one-sided source. As is, its striking & nicely done.

Wonderful, Tony. Post treatment perfectly suited to the composition (again). 'Very handsome.

Perhaps the strongest of your portraits. Nicely done.

Terrific, Pierre - again.

'Clean, simple, communicative.  Most handsome.

Orthan, its beautiful. 'Different, fully rich in tones. Horse hair texture is pleasing. I'm bias towards a hard-focus portrait, so allow for that bias. The model is lovely & the skin tone is great. It looks like her complexion is rather flawless, such that a harder focus would bring a bit more strength to the hard focus of the nose of the horse. Lip detail & texture are nice. It could be done many ways and still be quite striking. This one certainly is.

I'm bias. I love it, Jason. (HiHoSilver) Tone & texture are all there w/ a bit of haunting from the past use of the bldg.

Your thoughts would be appreciated.

'Best Regards,

Maria, Thank You so much. I know when I see a striking interior architecture shot - its probably yours.

All best to you & yours!

Kenneth, I appreciate your thought on it - more than I can say.

I'm guessing the space would have to come almost exclusively from the left. I can't go long before shooting metal, so hopefully I can tighten up the detail shots. Again, Many Thanks.

Mike, you're most kind. Thank You. The antiques & museum pieces are a little like landscapes - they don't move much & you can often get close enough to capture detail.