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Comment by Xilebo:
Great composition, wonder how many of those paper pads you need to equal the new one? Would have been fun to see a stack though...sorry just me thinking out loud....love the photo

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Comment by Crisik:
too red and a downward position would suit it better

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Comment by messerschmitt:
great (com)position(ing)
great found
too bad the technical aspects are far behind

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Comment by jamijc:
One of the ideas I had but didn't try. Good shot - I'd prefer a borderless image, however.

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Comment by sabphoto:
very cool

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Comment by The_Itinerant:
I would like this picture a lot more if there was only one light source. The interfering shadows messes up the image for me. Still, I give it a 7.

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Comment by RavenCA:
I don't like the shining of the red light. Also, maybe it would've been better with a lighter background.

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Comment by mattrix:
Might have been more efective withouth the over saturated orange color.

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Comment by graphicfunk:
Okay, this is nice but it could be improved to be more competitative. Consider, the eye has liquid colors and it has more white. The skin is like a 5th zone. The white is about 8-9 zone. We then give the 5th zone top billing. That is allow 2/3 of the exposure on the closed eye lids and the lesser fraction to the open eye. Depending on light even lesser time may be required for the open eye. Outside of this, you have the technique. Just think that 8 to 10 zones instantly record and can erase any lower zone values. But hey, regardless of my advise, you did a very nice job. Bumping up from 5 to 6.

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Comment by peete:
should have adjusted the colours, the red isnt very appealing