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| 02/11/2015 05:06:51 AM |
below zeroby mefnjComment: Put some clothes on, Woody! Great picture. Made me smile. |
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| 02/11/2015 04:57:22 AM |
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| 02/10/2015 03:22:09 PM |
winter blahsby jemigaComment: I like the creativity and mood of this image. I think its mood strongly matches your title. Sorry about the DQ, but sometimes the coolest images suffer that fate. I think this technique might be very useful in an Expert Editing challenge (like Steampunk). |
| 02/10/2015 03:08:01 PM |
Shaggyby glad2badadComment: Very nice bokeh! Also, I really like how this draws you in and invites you to interact with the horse. |
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| 02/09/2015 08:27:39 AM |
5.8557 by ZoomdakComment: I miss the Oregon coast. You've done a magnificent job of capturing one of her more mysterious moods - the mist just slightly obscuring the rocky coast. I especially like the parallelism between the main land and the right main rock. And the solitary couple just adds a presence to the image. |
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| 02/09/2015 08:22:36 AM |
627 μs by pambComment: Stunning Image. I especially like the color of the sky - not your typical blue or grey, and the blue along the horizon on the right side is just stunning. Not to mention the lightning flash. Very nice, and well deserved. |
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| 01/16/2015 05:19:51 PM |
Shining Throughby bennettjamieComment: Look at just the top 1/2 of the picture, then just at the bottom 1/2 - do you see how much different the feel is between the two? And nothing really ties the two together. This leaves the viewer feeling dissonance and probably with a tendency to dislike the photo.
The bottom half has some great lighting and glow in the hanging moss. The top half not so much.
I really, really like the bottom 1/2 of the picture - you've got some good things going... |
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| 01/07/2015 09:47:05 AM |
Twas The Night Before Christmasby youngphotographerComment: Hey! First entry! Welcome to dpc!
This is a great place to explore and learn. Some of us (er... me) learn a bit slower than others, but...
Some suggestions on your entry:
As others mentioned, this is very grainy - which is OK if it was intentional and serves an important role in the image. It it does in this image, it is not obvious to the observer.
Crop - I find the light fixture in the hall distracting - it draws attention to itself, but does not appear to serve a purpose in the image. You probably could crop in a bit more on the right - enough to lose the light fixture - without hurting the image.
Great - the two ornaments, red with gold swirl lines and the plain gold one provide a strong focal point for the image, as well as a nice contrast to each other.
Don't worry too much about the score. This is a tough shot, probably in very low light - a challenge in anyone's book. |
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| 12/26/2014 11:33:39 PM |
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| 10/13/2014 08:18:12 AM |
A Gentleman Come To Callby dtremainComment: The partial bodies are the result of removing body parts of the adult(s) holding Moses, who at 6 months isn't quite able to sit up on his own. So, arms, hands, fingers, etc. I tried to patch things up as best I could, but evidently it wasn't good enough. I am open to suggestions on how to do that better... |
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