the beauty of innuendoes
by dahkota

Comment:
I am split if i like as it is or if it would be better in the upper half of frame.. in any case nice capture

"The Outsider"
by tmorninglory96

Comment:
I feel her face is too smooth and close to a plastic feeling...

Margaritaville. Where Sunset is a Celebration.
by essay

Comment:
love the colors

Japanese Macaque in Jigokudani Yaenkoen Onsen
by Falc

Comment:
Reminded me of the starting of movie Baraka. Great shot and congrats on the blue.

The Stand (Variation on "Black is checkmated")
by Nforsberg

Comment:
Greetings from the Critique Club!

Looking at the original image, this has a big improvement. the lighting is much softer and overall has a soothing feel to it.

My eyes keep searching for more in this image, I would have loved to see some more and not cropped so abruptly at the top. Also I don't see a reason to use a shallower depth of field here. the blur on the foreground subjects is distracting IMO.

For the same image, I would think a deeper depth of field will help. Also sharpening after resizing would make things better here.

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-Gaurawa

Fruitology
by mikeee

Comment:
coming from the thread, IMHO
- Lighting is big issue here. Everything has light, nothing bring focus to your subject. Also its harsh and there are more shadows.
- Too much going on, I would think you don't need the other apples in background, just one subject

"Window to the Soul" by ktill
by manic35

Comment:
Like the color. Not sure why its seems to have too much noise. what it shot at higher ISO ?

Let Go
by freefalling

Comment:
From the thumbnail, this looks like a slit wrist pic accompanied by 'Let Go' which is not really the case.
As for the pic, the harsh light doesn't work very well, I would loved to see either the hand shown in soft light or harsh light used to accentuate the lines on hand, but none of the above is true. Liked the use the diagonal, but then I would get rid of the cloth on wrist.. just start with skin showing.

Suitably aligned?
by freefalling

Comment:
Hello :)

In this picture, I feel the red wall in front over-powers the stair pattern. My eyes are constantly drawn towards the left top of the frame which doesn't have much to add to the pic. Also a lot of variation of light from left to right which also hinders focussing on the lines which the photograph is about.

My Personal Triumph!! A hummingbird shot with my macro lens!
by Spizzer

Comment:
Jeff, that's truly an amazing capture. So much detail is hardly seen.