Which Way?
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Comment by chele:
perfect up shot composition. 10.

Which Way?
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Comment by NovaTiger:
Fisheye's are really neat, but I think that the subject of this shot is not particularly gripping.

Which Way?
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Comment by kloutit:
good exposure under difficult conditions. distortion exaggerated enough to be interesting and not distracting.

Which Way?
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Comment by TheLittleIsland:
good use of a fisheye

Red Study
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Comment by LeeD:
**Critique Club**

Initial Impression: An good shot, but something seems a little off.

Detailed analysis: I love the colors of this shot, but there is something about it that I can't quite put my finger on. I think the perspective seems a bit offish. It could be the irregularity of the chairs. I think maybe cropping out the nearest section of chairs could help. The seatbacks of the section your model is sitting in break up the image too much IMHO. I also can't help but wonder what it would look like with more "red" in front of the model and less behind her. I would also like to see versions taken from the side and from in front from a low perspective to include a lot of the red (as you have done from behind).

Overall Impression: Pretty good shot but the blurry chairs in the foreground are a bit distracting. With a slightly different perspective and/or cropping could grab a ribbon.

Photographer In Action
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Comment by Riponlady:
very interesting picture, meets challenge, lacks colour somewhat to really lift it.

Photographer In Action
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Comment by bowronfam3:
I think this photo would have worked very nicely if you had cropped it down so that there was none of the background showing. Interesting concept, but the subject just doesn't stand out at you.

Scaling the Corporate Ladder
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Comment by Gauti:
funny, I like the inclusion of a person in FG

Photographer In Action
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Comment by tuffy:
Good comp. A different perspective than I've seen on this subject.

Scaling the Corporate Ladder
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Comment by CLarson557:
Interesting perspective. I like the geometic shapes and the reflection in the windows.