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hey, this was one of my favorites in the challenge!
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Originally posted by shalrath:
Great shot! Have you tried a cross process? I bet it would look great!
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Great shot! Have you tried a cross process? I bet it would look great!
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I love it! I think Jammy would make a great model for a portrait shoot too :) I LOVE that hair! :)
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One of my highest rated in this challenge - not only does it meet the challenge well, it's an intriguing shot. Nice use of the fisheye and the angle!
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Excellent job Marak - Better than you predicted but not as good as it was doing earlier in the week.
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Terrific shot, great finish! Change your username to MAKsothelioma. ;-)
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Nice, scary shot. Well done and congrats on top 10!
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I quite like the composition. I'd prefer if the broom wasn't cut off, but I like it none the less. 8
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Terrific image, dead on exposure, well balanced. Really like the prospective.
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great use of fisheye and love th tilt. 7
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I'm sure you've used a fish-eye lens which is totally cool for your photo. Excellent processing! 10
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What a great image. love the composition.
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I really like this and that room really does look riddled with asbestos. I particularly like the little vase of wooden roses behind him, a little splash of something pretty in a minging room.
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The tilt adds tension to the stress shown on his face. This is a good concept and well carried out.
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That's not the respirator you're supposed to wear for asbestos exposure. But I do like the picture (8)
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Nice, candid-looking shot. Was it modelled?
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I would love to understand this image, because it so well taken. However, I could not relate it to theme and as to what is implied here.
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This is a good shot but when I first looked at it I had a different impression regarding the risk. I thought the risk was either taking on a renovation job that was over your head or flipping a house in a terrible housing market. Not sure if the "fish eye" look was intentional and I'm not sure I care for it. Otherwise this is a very good shot. The lighting and exposure are both good.
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Love the tone, perspective and lines - 8
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Quirky image - really like it.
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