Part of Glenn's horse
by kposey

Comment by selvatico:
nonetheless female: the missing part

Part of Glenn's horse
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Comment by oferashel:
it looks a beet out of focus

Part of Glenn's horse
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Comment by nordicgirl:
I think it have more beautiful parts.

Part of Glenn's horse
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Comment by colda:
this seems to be out of focus

Part of Glenn's horse
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Comment by sgauria:
A most uninteresting composition.

Juneteenth Parade is Success
by kposey

Comment by DragonStar:
I think there needs to be a bit more contrast with the people and the background. It's hard to see definition on some of the faces as they blend into the house behind them.

Juneteenth Parade is Success
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Comment by strongheart:
where are the spectators?

Juneteenth Parade is Success
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Comment by timganier:
Great idea. I would try to use a different capture angle on this picture to really make it stand out.

Juneteenth Parade is Success
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Comment by STEINR:
This is a little too dark, more birghtness and contrast would have made this a much nicer picture IMO.

Juneteenth Parade is Success
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Comment by melismatica:
had to look up Juneteenth, I'm sorry to say because I had never heard of it before. Perhaps your headline should have read, "Juneteenth Parade Celebrates 142 Years of Emmancipation" or something less subjective. How does one qualify the success of a parade? One would think it would be the number of onlookers attend.

There isn't anything about this photo that indicates the parade was anything more than this one float. If I saw a crowd watching more then one float, I would be more convinced by this photo. As it is, the people who live in that house apparently couldn't be bothered. Each year in Rhode Island, the town of Bristol hosts the oldest and one of the largest 4th of July parades in the U.S. The sidewalk, yards, and porches of the houses along the parade route are crammed with onlookers.
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The shot is a bit underexposed. Not one of the girls faces is clearly visible. Since there is nothing else of interest to look at in the photo this is a major technical problem.