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03/19/2004 03:59:33 AM |
| I like the softness most people use with portraits, but this is too soft for the amount of light on the subject, for my tastes |
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03/17/2004 10:51:14 PM |
| focus seems too soft...I do like the tight crop...the model looks very much at ease for you |
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03/16/2004 07:47:09 PM |
| Like the up close and personal feeling. Soft and a tad fuzzy. Just a little too close a crop on the nose. BOL |
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03/16/2004 03:40:05 PM |
| This person has a really nice expression. My only suggestion would be that, with teh way you've posed the shot, you need a bit more negative space. I think the expression may even be enhanced if it stood out against a bit more of a background/negative space. The jaw bone isn't as important in this pose as the smile and eyes so the composition just needs a tiny bit of a jiggle. Overall a nice portrait though. Good luck! |
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03/16/2004 12:33:13 PM |
| I'm not sure how you did this, but his face is too "porcelain-y" for my taste. That's just me, remember. It's kind of flat or something. The little blue spot on the upper right corner is a bit distracting. I can't vote so don't worry, I didn't bring down your score! |
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03/16/2004 12:21:42 AM |
| Too Much what seems to be a gaussian Blur filter, you took too much definition fronm the skin texture, Nice composition although |
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03/15/2004 07:31:42 PM |
| I like this funky white/fade look here. I will say it's not very natural looking..?beard? Still for a close shot as this one, it's okay. I think the crop is alittle close to his nose and I wish we could see his eye more. Not a bad shot. Hope ya do well. |
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03/15/2004 06:44:21 PM |
| Too cold. Too bright. Perhaps too close up. |
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03/15/2004 05:29:16 AM |
| An interestingly tight crop and very soft focus; muted tones too. It is growing on me! |
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03/15/2004 12:44:59 AM |
| a bit too close, and a bit too much of a side view. profiles work great if you can see the other cheek, but so that the nose doesn't "cut" the line of the cheek, so that you can see the other eye. |
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