Sevens
by GolferDDS

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I love this one! It meets the challenge nicley with the all those sevens, and you did a good job of exposing. A little, just a little lighter, I think, would improve it. I think it's excellent though. One of my favorites this week!

A perfect three
by mbardeen

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Yes...it's a three, and pretty too. I love foliage pictures. Well seen, and well done. If I'd change anything, it would probably be to have less negative space. I still like it.

Mr. Four
by Pep Ventosa

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Definetly a four in there! Freaky sculpture! I think we had some of this series in Albany, NY for a summer or two.
Good job!

fiVe EgGs
by zadore

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Critique Club Comments by Grayce

This is cute! Imaginative use of color too. The composition is well done, with the eye drawn right to the subject...eggs. I love the way you incorporated them.
Exposure is fine, and your lighting is just right. The background is perfect for making the face stand out.
There is no noise or digital artifacts, which is excellent.
The time you took to set this up, and execute it paid off. Terrific job!
Regards,

Grayce

The Power and Problems Behind the Church.
by Geocide

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Critique Club Comments by Grayce
What a gorgeous piece of architecture! And the color of the sky is absolutely brilliant.
Processing appears to be very good, with no noise or digital artifacts.
The exposure is perfect, allowing details to be visible.
I don't think the angle adds anything good to the image. My opinion of course.
As for meeting the challenge, I don't really see how it does. There are no real leading lines leading to, or pointing at a subject.
The quality of the camera work is excellent though.
Regards,

Grayce

Seaside Six
by Shiiizzzam

Comment:
Very good indeed!

Sandstone Zero
by mcmurma

Comment:
Nice. Good colors.

Four-Shadowing
by alanfreed

Comment:
Very clearly a four...good job!

K-9
by tcherring

Comment:
Very cute!!

Sixty Three
by Gotcha

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Good!