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Comment by sekarmalathy:
With a bit of care on the exposure, this would have been a great portrait. Now it is looking neither like a high key nor like a perfect exposure.

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Comment by vexillologist:
good

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Comment by fitz3000:
your lighting equipment is too strong, her face is washed out

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Comment by ASTONishing:
I think i would like this photo if her hair was as blown out (high key) as the rest of her. The contrast between her hair and face is a bit severe.

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Comment by ahjenny:
Great shot.

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Comment by david_c:
Hmmmm....spooky. Sort of reminds me of this one.

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Comment by ASTONishing:
I think the green needs to be brought out just a little more, and it would contrast the rest of the photo nicely.

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Comment by glad2badad:
"Ok". Could be executed a little better. That's the first thing that comes to mind when I look at this. The thumbnail looked intriquing. The larger size is showing the dust & debris on the background. Thoughts, if you're interested...use smooth poster board (it doesn't look dirty/noisy), and maybe consider a lower angle. JMO of course. Good luck.

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Comment by Jaded_Housewife:
*not voting as I'm in this challenge-just commenting since I've seen requests for comments in the challenge thread*

Very nicely composed. I like the idea and the colors. The drawbacks for me are the grey tones in the upper right hand side of the BG as well as the sensor dust/dirt up there and the fact that the balls aren't smooth. At first glance they look like metal balls but upon closer inspection are obviously beads with holes through them. Seeing some of the holes and the plastic texture take away from the sleek beauty of the shot. Otherwise very nice though.

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Comment by colorcarnival:
I actually thought this was pretty good. It's a really good close-up shot. I don't think people appreciate the effort it takes to stack the pennies with such precision and balance like this :D Or - I guess people can't count :)