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05/28/2008 02:31:45 AMPost actions
Very taken with this. For some reason this meets my idea of dappled light way more than most. (Not at all taken with the title).
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05/27/2008 01:43:24 PMPost actions
Nice dappling, contrast and composition. Well done!
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05/26/2008 10:34:28 PMPost actions
This is a well balanced and senseless photo. Easy to look at and I like it. Good luck!
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05/26/2008 08:19:47 PMPost actions
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05/25/2008 12:37:38 PMPost actions
Great B&W, simple, yet interesting scene with great example of dappled light... 9
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05/24/2008 03:28:18 PMPost actions
Cool composition and the b&w works for me.
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05/24/2008 09:15:48 AMPost actions
Nice and relaxed, I like it!
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05/24/2008 12:11:59 AMPost actions
Black & White works so well. I am expecting to see two eyes peering through a hole in the paper!
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05/23/2008 10:05:08 AMPost actions
A lityle boring of a subject, sorry
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05/23/2008 04:32:36 AMPost actions
Or5iginal attepmpt. I think you could show the model eyes, and avoid cutting humans at their joints (wrest in this case). It would've make a great story and enhance the composition. I like the background and dappled light use. Good contrast and sharpness.
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05/23/2008 01:24:24 AMPost actions
I like this a lot, but it seems a little grey to me, and I would like it more if I could see the person's face
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05/21/2008 07:51:44 PMPost actions
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05/21/2008 02:43:18 PMPost actions
Imaginative, funny, meets the challenge, the B&W is excellent by the way...
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05/21/2008 11:54:52 AMPost actions
Your shot suggests a lazy morning to me but your use of B&W removes most of the warmth from the image. Shooting this in a warm light (white balance) might have helped with that.
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05/21/2008 10:14:57 AMPost actions
This photograph has a large range of values.
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