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Comment by Rebecca:
I think the grunge layers work well. The highlights on her hair are gorgeous. My personal preference would be to keep her off center, cutting out the yellow stuff and the edge of the stairs on the right side of the photo since I think they're a bit distracting. It would also take her into a thirds position, and you know how that goes over around here. Nice work!

As the sun rises in the fog
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Comment by srbrubaker:
This is an amazing shot! You started with two completely unremarkable trees and some rather normal grass, and with a rather major miracle of lighting ended up with a very extraordinary composition in green and gold that is at once completely natural and highly abstract.

As the sun rises in the fog
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Comment by whitewolf:
Not sure what I'm seeing here?

As the sun rises in the fog
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Comment by NikonJeb:
I love the sunrays through the trees.

As the sun rises in the fog
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Comment by lauraodom:
Meets Challenge - 2
Lighting/Processing - 2
Composition - 1
Overall Impression - 1
"WOW" factor - 0
Score: 6

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Comment by lowonenergy:
I think it fits your style of photography well.
I'm not sure about the colours tho, the one in the bottom part are just fine they look calm to the eye.

But the upperhalf looks a bit wild, maybe to much colours overlapping eachother their. Just a thought

The background photo, well lol... j/k
it's a good choice, but maybe blend it in with the black background more.

Hope it is any help :)

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Comment by mist:
If your intent is for a dark, moody, atmospheric shot that puts the viewer in mind of film shots for gritty dramas, then it'll do the business nicely.

If you're intending on wedding shots and formal portraiture, then you may want to issue another card with a somewhat lighter image to it. ;)

Message edited by author 2006-10-09 15:13:02.

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Comment by pawdrix:
you may need to make your name larger. when you shrink the image to a 3x2 some details could be difficult to read. keep it in mind.

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Comment by nemesise1977:
I would get rid of the ugly mug ;)
j/k looks good like the font very edgy

The Architect in a Setting Sun
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Comment by heathen:
beautiful color here...nice use of backlighting