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Comment by djscarrd:
Nice but reflections in the glasses is more of a distraction. The room and her sleeve doesn't seem to have much contrast either.

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Comment by scalvert:
A flattering photo of the subject, but you'll have a tough time convincing most voters that this is a formal studio shot, particularly with the harsh background light. The bold locomotive is very distracting, and also appears to be holding two mechanical fingers behind her head.

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Comment by C_Steve_G:
Too much DOF, she should have no sunglasses on, and some fill-lighting would enhance this image.

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Comment by Nazgul:
Doesnt look like a studio portrait to me, more like a snapshot!

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Comment by kevrobertson:
The burnt out white a the top spoils an otherwise good image

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Comment by Phileine:
sorry but i don't see why this picture is nothing more than a (nice enough) snapshot. I don't see a studio or special attention to lighting.

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Comment by airatic:
This looks like an unplanned image. The lighting is washing out her sleeve and the windowsill, and her face and hair are too dark. The train is distracting, if you had to have it there, it should be out of focus, let her be the subject of the portrait. This could have been a nice shot in controlled conditions, right now it's just a snapshot.

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Comment by Philos:
Does not realy look like a studio portrait,
and I don't like the reflections in the sunglasses.

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Comment by labuds:
that's not a studio.

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Comment by briphoto:
no studio here, background is so much in focus that it is distracting