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marvinComment by Sting11165: First impression: 5.
So, why is there this playground in the middle of a parking lot? That's my first question. I looked to the title for help, but I don't totally understand it, or have you desaturated the grass around the playground?
Another question is what is the main subject of the photograph? Or is it the swingset and everything that goes on around it. If the subject is the swingset, then all the children should be blurred. If the subject is a child, only one (or a group that is interacting) should not be blurred. I do like the use of slow shutter speeds, I'm just a bit confused about the point of the image.
Other technicals: sharpness and saturation is good. The composition is... offputting. Maybe just the centered box, makes it all seem impersonal and contained, like a fish-bowl.
I think I'll bump this one to a 6. While it isn't very focused and doesn't seem to have a main theme/subject, it is thought provoking.
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