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Tree Reflection
11/20/2010 07:40:08 AM
Green & Red - Roses
11/16/2010 08:42:19 PM
Green & Red - Roses
by lccm_82

Comment by timmi:
This is a beautiful soft capture of the rose bush. I would have scored this higher if you didn't have the thick black/white border combo around it. 7
Green & Red - Roses
11/11/2010 04:50:46 PM
Green & Red - Roses
by lccm_82

Comment by front_element:
Lovely blooms, but maybe not quite enough contrast,'punch', and sharpness to score well on DPC.
Green & Red - Roses
11/10/2010 06:32:44 PM
Green & Red - Roses
by lccm_82

Comment by oldbimmercoupe:
border only makes it worse. 4
Green & Red - Roses
11/10/2010 12:31:18 PM
Green & Red - Roses
by lccm_82

Comment by lawrysimm:
I feel that this shot lacks a point of sharp focus or clarity. I also think the border is overstated and detracts overall. I do however love the colour balance which squarely meets the challenge, and the overall "mood" of the shot.
Casual
10/04/2010 11:15:27 AM
Casual
by lccm_82

Comment by FrankRobinson:
Hi Elle, you asked for a critique from the CC, so here I am!

Overall, I rather like this shot. In spite of being quite tight on the subject, it manages to give a really good 'feel' of place - even though this might be inaccurate. She (you?) gives the clear impression of gazing off into the wide open potential of the future, which is very appealing.

Technically: Your DOF and focus point is bang on, but it was an interesting choice of lens to use - the slightly longer focal length added to an APS sensor will tend to flatten out the subject, while your 18-70 towards the wider end would have given it more depth, which might be an interesting experiment - being that much closer would probably have required a smaller aperture though of course. I also like your lighting, although it is on the verge of looking blown out, which I suspect comes from the PP.

Artistically: The composition is excellent, no doubt about that. It is very balanced and uses an interesting but very relaxed pose. Everything else is completely subjective and down to personal taste. It looks like you are developing a style around the darker, high contrast black and white type shot. Personally I like it, and think you should always follow your own path, but there are plenty who will complain that you lose detail in the shadow and the highlights are blown out. They miss the point of course! The only part which I am not so keen on is the selective desat - this is a 'marmite' issue round here and I am not, in general, a fan. I don't think it adds anything here. The photo is very powerful without it.

In summary, the more I look at this shot, the more I like it. Such shots will normally suffer a little at DPC since they lack sunsets, but that is no reason to change! Incidentally, you may enjoy the work of Nixter and Hotpasta if this really is a style you are developing. Good Luck in the future!
Casual
09/29/2010 02:12:39 AM
Casual
by lccm_82

Comment by lccm_82:
Thanks for the nice comments everyone! ^_^ It's kind of scary putting on a self portrait, but I like the comment 'a woman of tranquil force'...I plan to refer to myself as that from now on!! Thanks :D
Casual
09/28/2010 02:10:44 PM
Casual
by lccm_82

Comment by got2bgutsy:
Excellent! I like how her legs kind of match the frame. I also like faded contrasty coloring.
Casual
09/28/2010 06:02:23 AM
Casual
by lccm_82

Comment by NanaKofi:
Nice composition.
Casual
09/22/2010 06:49:00 PM
Casual
by lccm_82

Comment by bmartuch:
Fantastic image and great processing.9
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