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This photo remind me the follows

https://photocentra.ru/blog/4681

#1 by Mitchell Funk

Emotional photo. Like it.

2 hours ago, SCL said:

Is that the Serbian monastery just outside Libertyville, IL? Nice shot.

You mean this

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Serbian+Orthodox+Monastery+of+St.+Sava/@42.3336047,-87.9507584,3a,75y,90t/data=!3m8!1e2!3m6!1sAF1QipNDlgV7GG1JwE6TXHPhj4Lrfw6xsyfPNuKxjK9z!2e10!3e12!6shttps:%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipNDlgV7GG1JwE6TXHPhj4Lrfw6xsyfPNuKxjK9z%3Dw397-h298-k-no!7i4032!8i3024!4m9!3m8!1s0x880f91171a97a259:0xafac9eb136e1ea85!8m2!3d42.3336047!4d-87.9507584!10e5!14m1!1BCgIgAQ!16s%2Fm%2F02qsmck?entry=ttu

Nice place. But on my photo it's Novodevichii monastery in Moscow. Btw, in Moscow there is Serbian church, see attached photo. The red one at the right.

If I understand correctly, this is an in-camera multiple exposure?

Like it, dynamic and emotional. Why the street category?

Nice! There is an album "Abandoned America" by Steve Gottlieb, Sleeping Beer Press of ca. 2003 with a lot of same style photos.

Well done, like it:)

Very nice photo. It's not a "simple" birdhunting, in this case it's a piece of real art, from my point of view. This combination of dark and light geometry parts looks great.

And, in parents, from my experience the best photo we make from the window. Or just near of our home location.

Warm regards, Serge

I like gentle pastel colours of the morning. Nice composition.

I'd crop a little from the right (right down corner). And you can review DXO Pure Raw software, it helps to enchance a picture appearance is such situations. See, for e.g. my last photo "Morning walk"

Like. You can see this and another shots of such type here:

https://club.foto.ru/gallery/photos/2418974/?&author_id=318346&sort=date&next_photo_id=2420337&prev_photo_id=2418771

A lot of interesting findings, as for me.

The best such portrait I've seen is here, #4

https://photocentra.ru/blog/4681

It was favourite subject for Aaron Siskind, there are a lot of impressive shots

https://www.icp.org/browse/archive/constituents/aaron-siskind?all/all/all/all/0

https://habr.com/ru/post/573564/

you can see screenshots.

Install it, open low quality photo, set the required settings, "Update", then save the image to disk. Further as usual in LR and PS. You can repeat two or more times, for e.g. enlage x2, than x0,5, sometimes it help.

But, of course initial image must be sharp, so this not a "silver bullet".

There is a software Topaz Gigapixel. It'd be useful in such case.

I'd crop sky and ice into square here

It's too close to Melancholik Tulip by Andre Kertesz, see #61 here:

https://photocentra.ru/blog/4670

I like this photo. Good b&w. It might be worth cropping a little from the bottom (to the next tree shadow in the lower left corner)

Barn, afak, is a key word for american photographers:) Best shots, imho, from Minor White.

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I'd move camera to right a little. Left part of current picture is not important.

Andrew, I have two favorite tulip shots: "Melancholic Tulip" by Andre Kertesz and a frame by Irving Penn (#9 here https://photocentra.ru/blog/4674). Your frame will be the third.

I wanted to share with you a link to the work of my colleague. He shoots very well in this genre.

https://club.foto.ru/gallery/photos/2486267/?

he has a lot of great pictures

I am no longer interested in photographs of flowers. But you made a brilliant shot. Against a black background, tulips are subtly and precisely positioned. Wonderful light. You have given me an unexpected joy, thank you.

Nice light, nice color, nice mood. Like it!

Nice old style image. Reminiscent of 19th century nude photographs, hand-colored daguerreotype

Very good B&W

I like the minimalistic style and color combination