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I love this in black and white, all the negative space is fun.
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Nicely minimal with no other marks in the sand to distract. The bold angular lettering on the towel also contrasts well with the girl.
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Very good composition. Nice detail and tones.
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What an amazing shot... such great composition, so simple yet powerful, no part of the frame is lost yet all conspires to bring attention to the subject. And the subject gives as a glimpse of life that is so hard to get, but so amazing when captured like this. This shot belongs in any photography book that I've ever seen. Going straight to favs.
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Black and white works very good here, well done :)
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hmm... nice snapshot but could be sharper ...
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Great shot, well framed, very good b&w picture
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Good capture of a tender moment..
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Nice high contrast image, very well managed.
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Excellent capture. She pulls me in - I want to know what she's thinking about.
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I like the footprints ,, wish you had included more, The right portion is too high contrast for my taste, 6
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You have captured the feeling of loneliness very well. I also like the high contrast bw.
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Reminds me of my daughter - all wrapped up in a towel, and intent on what she is doing.
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Really like the composition you chose to use for this shot.
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Love the footprints, very nice shot. Would have liked a little more head room--seems a little squished at the top.
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Is the heart-shaped footprint the hidden gem?
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This does give the impression of being all alone. Makes me wonder what she is thinking. It's one of those good shots that probably just does not have enough wow factor to score highly here, which is a shame. If this is your own kid, this is certainly one that would be great to have on your wall.
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Simple yet powerful. LOVE that extra footprint top left, and the gradient light on the sand. The towel is a very strong graphic, and the trench in the sand adds a raw element.
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Gives a sense of being alone.
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Very emotive, nicely done!
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like the tones...focus is off just a touch
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indeed has a lonesome feel to it. good b/w conversion. her head looks slightly blurred
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One of the things I like about this is that I can't read what's written on the towel. Adds mystery.
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I like the footprints left... and the open sand before...
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Very nice composition, and your tonal conversion adds a terrific moodiness to the image. Well done.
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Nothing spectacular but good.
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This is nice but I would have preferred to see more of the footprints she has left behind and virgin sand in front of her
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I like the solitude of this shot
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A lovely isolated subject and a very clean image. I wish her face was as sharp as the towel.
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This shot eludes to a possible story but doesn't explain anything. There is potential here but it just didn't make it.
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Well done - wish the focus was a little better
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Nice B&W. Definitely sets a mood.
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Nice black and white, it really draws out the letters.
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Very nice idea. The moved sand takes out a few point. It would of been perfect with only a few foot steps behind the girl.
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great composition, i really like this
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Good framing and detail in the sand.
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Aww she looks unhappy. Love the footprints and the feel of the picture.
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I like how the sand around her us undisturbed with the exception of the sand she's touched, good choice for B&W
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Lovely shot, and b&w suits it well.
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I like your use of negative space in this photo.
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