samscholes
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Thank you for your comments everyone.
I tried uploading a larger version but I must be doing something wrong because it isn't working...
As far as the composition is concerned I intentionally placed the house just slightly off center because I wanted to include as much of the sky as possible and the path leading to the house.
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Please share your thoughts on this photograph I shot a few weeks ago
on the Skull Valley Goshute Reservation in Utah. Thanks!
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http://www.photosight.ru/photo.php?photoid=618061&ref=author
This photograph mentioned earlier is NOT the original color version of the black and white shot featured here. Although taken around the same time the pose of the model is obviously different.
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Brown is not one of my favorite colors. Being that brown is the dominant color in this photograph I find it quite ugly. I think your intentions in capturing this photograph were good, but I don't care for the end result. -
Reduced to black and white the rippled waters of the river create an interesting abstraction. Well done. -
There is even more shown in that crop then in the original you shared. ;)
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I hadn't noticed that Lucas, it would be good if you could balance that a little Daniel. -
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Well said Francesco. -
While this borders on a typical wedding shot I like what you've done differently here; from increasing contrast and color saturation to choosing a different setting for the image. My only suggestion would have been to include all of their hands at the bottom. Cropping them out doesn't work well, especially in light of the empty space at the top of the frame.
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There is so much depth to his eyes this photograph is truly captivating as Chris noted. I like the up-close perspective you choose for this photograph and the toned down color. Well done. -
Your welcome. -
Hector just copies and pastes the same comment on scores of photographs. How odd...
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I've seen that same comment by Hector on several other photographs. I think it is the only comment he ever makes... -
Well done Paul. heh -
Your welcome. -
I am with Paul on this one. Snapshot indeed. -
Imagination is a wonderful thing, good find. -
I like the detail presented in this close-up for a flower, but I don't find the image itself very compelling or interesting enough to keep me looking. -
The strong lines of the steel rope and docking poles work well to lead the eye into this scene. Black and white suited this scene well and I like the tonal values represented. The simplicity of the steel rope and docking poles which lead us into the scene is complimented by the stillness of the water and the minimal background. Did you burn in the photograph at the top to tone down the sky? Or was that caused naturally by the camera?
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I like the use of negative space in this image despite the lack of detail. The warm sunlight streaming into the tunnel illuminating the small human figures is a nice scene. -
Compared to other portraits this stands out to me because it does something different. The surroundings aren't out of the ordinary but they are nonetheless something different then you see in other portraits. The angle you shot the photograph from presents the scene and your subject in a refreshing way. Finally, your subject is posed naturally and has a good expression on his face. I don't mind that he is centered in the frame and actually didn't notice until I read your comment. My only ideas about how this photograph could have been better would have been to include all of his hands in the frame and to provide some more lighting at the left. Otherwise, well done.
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You deserve some praise for freezing the motion of the driver in action. I'm not sure I've seen a photograph of someone diving like this before. It makes you wonder about motion a little and is interesting to look at.
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I don't think the use of selective color does much for this photograph. If the photograph wasn't so flat and had a more dynamic range of tonal values maybe the selective color would be more fitting. But as it is the selective color only hurts an otherwise less then perfect shot.
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I would love to hear some feedback on this photo. Pictured is an
abandoned house in Utah. Thanks so much.