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01/15/2007 09:44:18 PM |
| First, I'm sure you've heard this a dozen times already, but it bears repeating...use the maximum 640 on the long side. You lose impact and details with a smaller size. On the positive end I guess, you get lots of comments. :D As a photo I really like what you've done in post-processing this. Great tonal range for a B/W - you've covered the range completely without blowing it out or losing details in the shadows. The focus on her face has a soft quality to it in a good way. Overall, nicely done. Just show it off a bit more. :) Good luck in the challenge. |
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01/12/2007 12:24:01 PM |
| Doesn't feel cropped quite right for me ... would like more on the left and less on the right of your subject. Nice tones, though ... 7 |
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01/12/2007 11:07:02 AM |
| why so small? use the size allowance to your advantage to really show detail in your photo ... |
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01/11/2007 04:57:58 PM |
| focus seems a little too soft to me |
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01/11/2007 11:33:51 AM |
| just needs to be a bit bigger, nice tones |
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01/10/2007 04:32:49 PM |
| Image size is small. We lose out on the womans face as a result. As it is she seems very pale. No texture in her features. Crop out the right and top to draw the focus on her instead of the background. |
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