Lovers By Moonlight
by posthumous

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Contented

exquisite segregation
by posthumous

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The cat is looking at the teeth that dominate the face behind the curtain - if the eyes were open would they soften the feral quality of the being?

dark and darker
by posthumous

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I was going to leave this page without commenting as I am confused - then I realized the sparkle of your eyes dropped down into the sockets of the creature you hold .. so began the story.

hid
by posthumous

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I have my tools in hand to remove the boards from the windows and open the door to the sunlight for I have finally come home .. I know I will be inspired to finally finish my book here in my grandfather's home.

always reflecting
by posthumous

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perverse - lofty - thoughts above those of the unsophisticated - for some reason this story is starting to make me smile. Madly creative and technically brilliant.

the walls have chosen to talk
by posthumous

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I am scared of the tiny opening on the left as I want to go in it .. that is the beginning of the story my mind starts to weave as I look at this shot ... even the dead branches on the tree play a part as they look as if they are keeping the spirits contained within the house.

Santa Transita
by posthumous

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I turn my head to view this shot as well as looking at it straight on. It's compelling - the grain creates more shadows and her facial bone structure looks skeletal - a contradiction when my eyes take in the size of her trunk. I would never think camera phone ... more film with lots of grain added in the darkroom.

Week 2
by bsluijk

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It can be re-lit in post - if you are interested please disclose what editing software you use .. if not, then depending on your light source you might use a reflector to bounce light on the dark areas - depends on if you have studio lights/strobes or not or are using natural lighting.
More experienced people can probably give you a more detailed answer.

What are you doing, boss? (2/52)
by Kroburg

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He is growing up in front of us (smiles) and what a little beauty. Yeah, I agree that a bit more room above the ears would be good but I love the crisp focus on the f/g - little blades of green grass fighting off the frost.

_MG_5660
by sulamk

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I could watch a harrier hunt all day .. the ones here hunt using their ears to hear their prey so they swop back and forth over the open fields .. you can't predict where they will fly so shooting them is more difficult as they tend not to perch - you did an excellent job of catching him in flight with talons extended. Excellent capture of a difficult subject.