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Not to be picky here but to receive so many 2's and 3's and have mostly good comments makes me wonder about how people vote. I know that it might sound like I'm complaining here, but believe me I'm not. I came to this web site and started posting my photos because a friend of mine told me that it was an exciting opportunity to have your photos critiqued by people you didn't know. She said that people would post honest opinions about your photo which is a wonderful change from handing your photos to your friends and having them say wow these are beautiful, when all you are after was their honest opinion. So this brings me to my point; when you choose to give a photo a one, two or three rating, you are presented with a what I would like to call a consecience tab, please use it. You won't hurt my feelings that's why I came on this site in the first place, to get an honest opinion about my photographs.
If you never receive honest criticism about your work than you never have an opportunity to grow as an artist. I personally have and always will comment on any photograph that I rate a one,two or three, I feel it's only fair to the photographer and to myself.
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I think I see part of a face right next to the bottom "ty". But it's hard to tell with all the eyes. I see a few similar to the "Beans" one that placed number 7 in Waldo I.
Bumping this up as I come by; straight forward, well executed, and while there isn't much to it other than Waldo, for that it does one of the better jobs I've seen.
FANTASTIC!!!!!! Just excellent for this challenge, Waldo is so hard to find till you spot him and then you think how did I miss him. SCoring 9 for the challenge (lose one for the slightly blown out green on the frog). Good luck
That's a lot of beanie babies. The little monkey one is the one that "jumps" out at me, oddly enough. I like how you have "filled" the frame with teh subject.
A true WW image. :) It would be good if there was a little more lighting on the face, so it was actually visible once you know where it is. As it is, it's hidden more by shadow than by the clutter. There's also a white balance problem that should be easily adjusted in editing.
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