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The shot definitely draws me in and makes me wonder about the situation of "the look". -
I see razor-sharp ferns, bubbles rising from below and frozen mid motion. It's a striking shot. -
The photograph is plenty appeasing without the complete backside. Try cutting the photo off at the lower back. The curves of the lines on the back alone would be sensual instead of sexual. -
This looks like an impressionist painting. How beautiful!
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This is beautiful.
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I really like it too. It's too bad about the wood framing in the background. It takes a little away from this moment, but I wouldn't be overly obsessed about it. It's still a great photo.
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I understand that you were trying to capture the audience, but I think that the photo has too many areas of light to focus on. The lights from the foreground drown out the fireworks themselves and the streetlights and lights on the building also detract from the overall effect.
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Great choice of angle. Captures the eye, definitely interesting.
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I know that it probably wasn't possible to get any closer, but I think that this photo would be a perfect capture of the moment without the rod protruding through her body.
Still, the shot has fabulous contrast and light. Her expression drew me right in.
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I think it's cute and the photo would not be the same without him. Keep him. -
Love the angle!
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I used to go fishing with my dad some times early in the morning. You've captured the stillness of the water and "the quiet" of the morning. Very crisp water, love the positioning of the boat. great shot. -
The lighting and angle is fabulous. I'd like to see a little more wall and a little less grass, but it's a wonderful image. -
I think that both of you are good photographers who need to be a little more proud of your work . . . from a woman, that is.
I think the photo in question is a good shot. I agree with Ken that the boat needs to be repositioned a bit in the final formatting, but it provides enough focus for the viewer to make this more than an average shot.
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Fabulous. The subject is so-so, but the photography is fabuolous.
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Agree with Geraldine. Interesting. I think I like it better as abstract.
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Very Interesting Composition.
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Funny, but the thing that attracted me to this photo was the sickly olive tint of the morning sky. It may be a bad print, but I like the effect. The emotion it conveys is waking up to a day that you don't want to go through with, one of those days that you wish would be over before it starts.
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As a child, I visited the Philippines with my parents. I was overwhelmed by the poverty and missed much of the beauty. I think that's why I enjoyed this folder so much. You conveyed a different version of the Philippines than I remembered.
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Eugene, I didn't think anything special about this photograph when I first saw it. I was not really impressed...UNTIL...I saw the spiders. I love the spiders on these flowers. The stark white and the spindley legs. You have got to figure out a way to retake this shot and enhance the spiders, perhaps focusing only on one flower.
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I love the colors and I understand why you took the shot. I've been reading a lot about the color red in photography and must admit that I've been on a "red kick" lately, so the photo satisfies that part of me, but like the other folks have mentioned, the background is a bit distracting and it doesn't seem as sharp as it could be.
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lovely use of patterns.
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