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Interesting, unique scene. It looks like selective desaturation emphasizing the Beetle, but that may be how it was. There are several stories simultaneously happening here.
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A super fly VW...fabulously strange...and the goat, gotta love the goat.
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Nice use of sepia and color at the same time. Interesting street scene.
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Wonderful juxtaposition. - bumping
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One of the best images in this challenge.
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Heehee! I LOVE the bug/goat combination!!
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Good shot. I like the suped up Bug. Nice color.
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Very interesting picture, including the processing!
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Interesting color effect.
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really like the image and a little more foreground could help
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I like the selective desat.
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nice idea, looks like taken from a movie
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Highlights are a little bright, but I like the color treatment.
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nice selective desturation
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hm pretty nice
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A good slice of life, that green VW is pretty vibrant and cool.
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Good use of selective desat
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This is a photo that really seems to capture the character of a place. There's so much interesting contrast here: The car with the goat walking around, the green with the sepia tones, very nice.
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Interesting. I'm not sure exactly what this photo is trying to say.. It is supposed to be the juxtiposition of the fancy green car to it's simple surroundings? Or just to illustrate an interesting place? I feel like I need to know more about this photo to fully appreciate it.
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I love this image, a little reminder that life is different depending on where you live.
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I like the sepia look and then there is this green bug in there. Nice work.
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a very busy shot, you have lost some of the detail with the contrast
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a nice depiction of the area, good use of tone/colour.
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Really great tones & the contrast between car & goat is great
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I like the old feeling look (and the goat) with the bright green color of the car.
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The sparkly shiny car looks out of place in this sepia rustic neighborhood.
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Good selective desat on the car, excellent street scene, very back country. 7
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Nice shot, the contrast you managed withe the colors is great.
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a bit too bright, would have liked to see a little more detail
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One of my top 2, Hoping for editing tips..
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I really like the selective desat on this.
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That green car really stands out against the rest of the scene.
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interesting scene. nice contrast between the bling-bling car and rural life. perhaps more crop at the bottom would work here?
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How can you not love a 4x4 bug and a goat facing off? That's great!
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Cool shot, the vivid green is prefect.
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The green VW makes the goat stand out even more. This is quite a nice everyday candid.
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nice bug but what were they thinking green :)
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There a lot of interesting subjects in your shot.
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a very photohournalistic shot !!, I like the tones in the shot. Good luck , 6
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The tricked up bug feels out of place. Adds interest to the photo.
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Ah, I know I have seen this before, but can't quite recall whose it is. Still think it's delightful!
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Very strong cultural statement, like the processing
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great shot, a little too much contrast, just love the goat with he car.... great
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There is so much going on here.
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Neat shot. I love how the green stands out.
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Dang, that's a tricked-out bug... :-)
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Wtf happened to that Volkswagen?
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interesting.. the green beetle makes the shot 7
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I like the grittiness and the high contrast, I would see this in a photo album you find in stores.
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A bit bright but a very compelling composition.
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Very busy scene, yet I always seem to pick up on the goat in front of the green VW. Cograts on a great shot.
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Well processed, nice shot. May have cropped a little tighter to exclude the blown out wall on the left and a little less of the road.
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That is the fanciest beetle I have ever seen. Not to mention the goat with the lagest utters that I have ever seen. This photo is full of firsts for me!
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This is one of those images that I hope people stop to let their eyes wander around in. I love in the almost anachronistic feel of the shiny new car parked in the middle of a very old street. The animal in front just makes the whole image. Also, I am generally not a fan of selective desat but here it just works - it doesn't bonk you on the head screaming "I'm the only thing in color" but just very nicely and quietly highlights the context. Very well done.
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Interesting juxtaposition between the car and the background. I like your use of selective color.
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I love the contrast between a run-down looking street/market, and a completely pimped out VW Bug.
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Color and a sence of spice in a world where things can be so dark. Like how by doing the color on the bug, it draws you too it. Then once you see it, the market allows my eyes to play. Great capture.
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Slice of life shot. Good one.
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The green of the car is really nice. Adds a lot to the picture.
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OH yeah! I think this is on my favorites already. Good choice!
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Very interesting candid photo and excellent use of selective desat. Massive tonal range to the point where detail is lost on dark images like the two men in the left of the frame but the top of the building in the centre of the frame is almost blown. Great story, I looked at this for ages, best of luck.
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Nothing like a pimped out Beetle and goat!! Such contrast in the street vs. the car!
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