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| 05/05/2007 11:33:35 AM |
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| 05/05/2007 11:28:28 AM |
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| 05/05/2007 11:26:44 AM |
Blue Sunsetby DUCATISTAComment: I think you chose to show too much of the rocks to the left, should have aimed further right to capture more of that amazing sunset. As you didn't the subject is placed in the centre of the shot, which feels kind of awkward. |
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| 05/05/2007 11:25:21 AM |
The Hunterby NobodyComment: Stunning.
Can't think of a single thing wrong with this.
I even love the leaf in the foreground, bottom left, as it gives the persective of hiding in the grass yourself.
Focus and sharpness are amazing.
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| 05/05/2007 11:15:51 AM |
All Aloneby mpetersComment: Really great shot, but let down by it's technicals and sloppy pp. |
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| 05/05/2007 11:15:14 AM |
Back Garden Primaryby ChinarosepetalComment: Good thought put into the composition of this, as the leaf leads upto the ladybird, while it's looking back into the photo.
However, while due to the title i'm sure your trying to emphasise the colours of the shot, i do think it's over saturated. |
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| 05/05/2007 11:13:45 AM |
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| 05/04/2007 03:55:47 PM |
Orissaby izadoodleComment: Lovely tiger, i think this lacks the dramatic impact it deserves though.
Unfortunately the whole shot feels quite flat despie adequate contrast.
Also i don't think the centered composition works very well here. |
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| 05/04/2007 03:54:07 PM |
Bolungarvíkby englarassComment: Stunning scene, but i think it's quite unbalanced in it's composition.
The outcrop of land leads the eye away from the centre out of the frame, where ideally you want to be leading in and keep the focus in the shot. |
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| 05/04/2007 03:52:53 PM |
Brotherhoodby michael_pComment: Nice and sharp.
I think the overexposed technique works well for portraits, usually tied in with ver high saturation this is a welcome twist with the b+w.
I think you pulled it off. |
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