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Iii like it! The jar kind of disappears in spots with blurriness and there is unwelcome glare on it but it is all very well placed. It's like a still-life action shot! Oh, what the beans do when no one is looking.
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loved the textured wallpaper
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Your horizon is a little askew.
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Very nice idea,and some nice sepia tones. I'm a bit bothered, though, by the blown out area on the left.
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Beautifully done with a dynamic composition, clarity and good tones.
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Light is just a bit harsh but I like the shot.
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This is excellent... the lighting creates some good shadows that add depth to the image without overshelming it. 10.
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Cool! Just a bit over exposure though.
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Nice work, lighting a little too harsh on the left side
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Nice, amusing and clever. A bit too bright on the left but overall a very pleasing effect.
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I like the movement in this shot!
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I like the subject, the framing and the depth of field, but think its a little bit over exposured.
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the cascading beans are a nice touch to the composition. the photo appears to be a bit overexposed with the white on the left side, and that causes your jar to disappear on that side. the light reflections are quite pretty.
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really like this one. The blow-out area is a tad distracting, but okay. Overall, the sense of motion rocks. Well done.
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coffee definatly deserves a sepia tone and this is pulled off quite well. the only thing i would suggest to improve this perhaps would be to change the cropping to incorperate the smidgeon of cut off beans on the left side
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Nice - Like the shadows and crisp focus. Your composition was just right (imo) not too tight and not too far back. Great job.
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I like this a lot, but the light on the left seems a tiny bit harsh.
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Great simple image. There is a slight rotation as the horizon isn't fully flat. The duotone works and has a great tonality throughout.
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