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by trevytrev

Comment:
I like the low perspective. Gives me the eyes of a kid wandering through all these tall stacks filled with books. The slight coloring fits perfectly when thinking of old books.

B & W Collection
by mia67

Comment:
Great outdoor portrait. What a smile. :) I like the processing, though I'll agree with Bassbone, the face looks just (very) slightly unnatural. And you gotta love that hat.

Week 12: Don't fence me in
by jasonlprice

Comment:
Not much to say that hasn't been said. Great choice of focus and depth of field. Interesting shot. And the cow's face is well-framed between the wires.

Storm Break
by jdannels

Comment:
Holy moly, look at that sky. Awesome. And did you lighten up the scene around the house, or did you catch the light at just the right time? Spectacular shot.

06 - Lettuce
by ErikV

Comment:
Way to take a mundane object and make it interesting. The detail and contrast is phenomenal. Wow.

I see you
by Alicia

Comment:
She held that for 30 seconds? Wow. Nice creative shot. Your eyes are really drawn to the girl through all the blur.

# 4 Ballerina
by Sonifo

Comment:
The overlay here was an excellent decision. Very creative.

Week 10
by Sonifo

Comment:
As I was scrolling through the thumbnails, this is the one that caught my coworkers' eye. You get the thumbs up from the folks at Fiore Furniture. :) Adorable. Absolutely perfect setup and execution.

11.52 Ibi
by Melethia

Comment:
Very nice portrait. Perfect crop. I would like to see just a tad more depth of field. The edge of the hood and the eye closer to the camera is out of focus. But the out of focus tree in the background is amazing. Such a great pattern there.

Lost
by dainmcgowan

Comment:
Count me among those wanting to know where this is. I think that's a tall building on the far left, so you're somewhere civilized. It's a very interesting subject. Well done, well processed. Great detail. If you had taken a step to the left, could you have eliminated the building? Would you have run into problems on the right?