Pop Art
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Comment by posthumous:
good exposure and capture

Pop Art
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Comment by MeMex2:
Fabulous!!!!

Pop Art
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Comment by PennyStreet:
great title. great silhouette too. This works really well for the challenge.

Quintessentially English
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Comment by Mond:
Morthoe? Delighted to see it if it is, many a happy hour spnet here.

Miserable cow
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Comment by pixelpig:
I like the pic but can't find the poem/song.

Miserable cow
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Comment by timfythetoo:
Too close! TOO CLOSE!!! ;) But seriously, probably a bit too in focus to be considered soft/blurry and probably stretching it to call it high key. Perspective is cool (did he lick your lens?), but it is not grabbing me for this challenge.

Miserable cow
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Comment by tnun:
I am definitely not a serious person. I love this.

Bubbles
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Comment by P-A-U-L:

Originally posted by tanguera: Although I agree with most of the observations, I'm in agreement most with Mike and feel it is the pp'g which doesn't match the delicacy of the scene. I even love that the bubble obscures her face, but captured her laughter. I think you could crop this square and take out an inch on the right without losing anything compositionally. Then start over with the pp'g, going the opposite direction, softening up the entire scene, maybe adding a bit of blur to the bg. MAYBE even try some glamour glow, if you have it.

Thank you tanguera. I like the idea of trying a square crop - I think it would work well. I can't remember what processing I did - usually just a Topaz adjust preset and a few tweaks:) The glamour glow sounds interesting - never heard of that. I will google it.

Many thanks for the feedback. It is really helpful to get advice like this.

Bubbles
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Comment by tanguera:
Although I agree with most of the observations, I'm in agreement most with Mike and feel it is the pp'g which doesn't match the delicacy of the scene. I even love that the bubble obscures her face, but captured her laughter. I think you could crop this square and take out an inch on the right without losing anything compositionally. Then start over with the pp'g, going the opposite direction, softening up the entire scene, maybe adding a bit of blur to the bg. MAYBE even try some glamour glow, if you have it.

Predator
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Comment by lensman67:
Really like the bokeh here. Good shot.