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by whiteroom

Comment:
This is a phenomenal shot! I couldn't agree more with everyone else's negative space comments.

How'd you get the overexposed look without overexposing the subjects using only basic editing? I've been trying to get this look using only basic for quite some time now and have had no luck... it couldn't hurt for the overexposed challenge right now, either. ;)

The Silent
by MAK

Comment:
How in the world did this not score better! I love this shot. You did an excellent job framing her face - and that fabric is perfect. My only (minor) complaint would be that the light is just a tad harsh on the left side (however, that may just be my god-awful monitor). Great work! You deserved a ribbon, imho.

moon over green
by PhotoDave

Comment:
GREAT shot! I'm having trouble finding the connection to the challenge though.

Sea of the Land
by SnapperL

Comment:
I'm sure many people will mention this, but this reminds me of the scenes from Gladiator when Russell Crowe is doing this. Great shot! The "feel" of the field is very well conveyed. 9.

Two lumps of sugar please!
by love32907

Comment:
Seems a little out of focus. Good concept though!

Evenly uneven rows
by tanamarn

Comment:
Great use of a vanishing point and center composition. I think it works very well.

Reflections on Blue Glass Symmetries
by rhadshaw

Comment:
Great shot of a cool looking building!

Pink
by OddBall7

Comment:
I think this is a well taken picture, but could be a little more original.

Playmates
by Tannis

Comment:
I think the overexposure works very well in this photo.

Inside the Negatron
by ErikV

Comment:
Wow! Great shot! What is this of?!