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09/26/2011 04:32:45 AM |
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09/25/2011 10:15:17 PM |
| I would have cropped the yellow tops out because they flatten out and distract. |
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09/25/2011 04:20:07 AM |
| Nice guiding lines bring my eyes straight to the barrel and the candle. |
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09/24/2011 09:11:46 AM |
| the foreground bottle blur supports the eye moving backward. The floor tiles are a bit too much, creating a busy feel. But I dig this type of shot-like books in a library. |
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09/23/2011 05:26:39 PM |
A wine cellar is not a place many get to see. Very nice.
If the picture were a little underexposed (to give more prominence to the candle) and if the white balance was set to daylight (to give a yellow cast to the entire place), it might've looked better (or atleast matched the title better) I think. |
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09/22/2011 09:57:13 PM |
| I would have preferred a slightly longer lens so that the barrel would be comparatively larger in the frame. I think all the action is in the second room, so the longer lens could have also trimmed down on the first room. The second room looks so cozy! |
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09/19/2011 05:29:25 AM |
| Excellent shot. Nice work managing the exposure in what was probably very difficult conditions. Nice perspective and composition. Very well done. |
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