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	09/24/2009 10:03:14 AM
	Foot by andreyua Comment by Yo_Spiff: Looks in focus to me, with perhaps just a slight softening of focus at her face. Your title also tells me the sharpest part of the image is the subject.
	09/22/2009 03:44:53 PM
	Foot by andreyua Comment by dahkota: The image is titled foot and the foot is in focus. So the foot is the subject? If so, this does not meet the challenge. I think, if the blur were a little stronger, the image might be a little more effective.
	09/22/2009 04:31:06 AM
	Foot by andreyua Comment by Jutilda: There isn't a true blurred subject. :~(
	09/21/2009 06:47:36 PM
	Foot by andreyua Comment by ahjenny: I like the colors used in this picture.
	09/21/2009 05:45:00 PM
	Foot by andreyua Comment by Judi: For this angle I would have put the shoe in focus too. There is nothing worse than having a big blurry blob at the front of an image.
	09/21/2009 12:35:02 AM
	Foot by andreyua Comment by Lutchenko: very nice shot and good use of sepia. My only negative comment is that I would have cloned out the stray bits of cloud in that blown out sky. 8
	05/18/2004 07:24:05 PM
	Tall Grass, Short Grass by andreyua Comment by beckettboots: Great color and textures - the difference between the two is really fun - I like that it's not a regular line between the two. The contrast could be bumped a little and perhaps a little closer framing to create a stronger composition.
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	05/17/2004 08:14:15 PM
	Tall Grass, Short Grass by andreyua Comment by trying2bstill: I don't see anything in focus.
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	05/16/2004 03:36:06 AM
	Tall Grass, Short Grass by andreyua Comment by Count: Need to work on focus and contrast. Really cool idea for a picture though!
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	05/15/2004 10:52:03 AM
	Tall Grass, Short Grass by andreyua Comment by sadrzy: Okay idea - but I think you've got uncut grass vs. cut grass. Tonal contrast between the two is weak and the framing is off. Whatever the "red" things are in the background - they serve to distract the reader - especially because red and green are opposite hues.
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