Musique
by grandmarginal

Comment by myqyl:
I'm sure you're getting comments about the guitar and guy being out of focus and the yellowish white balance, and I'm sure some of those comments say it's a bad thing... Rest assured, someone got it... Nice work :) My nitpick however is the bright flash in the top left corner and the (something) on the floor in the lower right. Don't see them helping... Nice shot all the same :)

24-Hour challenge? I'm not stressed!
by grandmarginal

Comment by claudia26:
neat idea and nicely busy hands - i like the contrast between the very sharp focus and the blur a lot

Légaré Mill
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Comment by Philos:
Parts of the house and the sky are blown out. The duotone conversion is not apealing to me.

Légaré Mill
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Comment by Blackdog:
I've been playing around with duotone images myself, (I assume this is a duotone?). Quite a pleasing composition, nice reflections. The highlighs are a little harsh I think.

I'm not sure that the yellow is the right tone for my taste but hey if it works for you that's what counts the most. Nice shot, well done.

24-Hour challenge? I'm not stressed!
by grandmarginal

Comment by scalvert:
Good concept, not so good white balance. Clever use of paper to provide the split frame down the middle.

Légaré Mill
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Comment by willem:
Nice scene, but I hate the colors.

Légaré Mill
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Comment by Kylie:
Beautiful setting. My only two complaints are the yellow-green cast and too much of the bush/tree on the right taking up the frame.

Légaré Mill
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Comment by gmirsky:
beautiful shot, too bad the exposure is uneven, bad color adjustment

Légaré Mill
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Comment by alanfreed:
Not sure I'm fond of the toning here... it leaves me with the impression that this area is a little too close to a nuclear reactor, in all honesty... :/

Légaré Mill
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Comment by redmoon:
beautiful. it's a strange choice of tone in terms of colour, but i think it actually works exceedingly well and should be saluted. this is also one of the few cases where the reflection filling half or more than half the frame (one of my own personal big gripes at the moment) seems appropriate. it's a very calming gorgeously serene image. and it's a 10.