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03/15/2008 02:51:34 PM |
Great place for it. This is the kind of photo I like: unposed, interesting. It draws you in and makes you feel a part of the scene. Nice job :)
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03/14/2008 10:25:28 PM |
| This is a really cool shot! how many photographers are there in this frame? I count three including you unless there is one all the way down with the bride and groom as well. I love the candid feel of this, so many stories going on but they are all intertwined, very nice. If I had to suggest one thing to change it would be along the lines of a tighter crop. Looks good as is too me though. |
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03/12/2008 04:13:15 PM |
| Great candid! This is even a bit Shakespearean in style. It is the proverbial "Play within a play!" IMHO, a slightly tighter crop could make this stronger in terms of focus and simplicity! The building of the left is a little eye-catching & superfluous. The building in background, upper right has debatable merit! Over-all,...Good Job! :) |
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03/12/2008 11:58:43 AM |
| Nice candit, but the upper right part of the sky looks a little weird and patches of sky surrounded by trees look more bright then the rest of the sky. I like the vignetting effect though, the right and left part is dark etherway due to the trees and vignetting normalizes it. |
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03/10/2008 03:57:21 PM |
| A nifty view of the activities and I like the different story lines. To me, though, it begs to be a bit tighter, to give more weight to the photography going on. Probably hard to get it all in, though. On my monitor, I can see some banding going on in the sky and some strange haloing in the palm trees. You may want to review your editing and try to watch for where that appears. |
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03/10/2008 04:48:50 AM |
| Excellent candid, alot going on, alot for the eye to look at. The background being extremely white/light is hard on the eyes. |
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03/09/2008 12:45:36 PM |
| The photographer becomes the photographed - excellent shot. |
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03/09/2008 12:04:41 PM |
| Wonderful. Who's photographing who? Think the foreground is rather dark. |
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03/08/2008 10:57:46 PM |
| The photo lends to a good story, with the side walk lines taking your eyes the whole way. The photo is slightly tilted though. |
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