Striking a Pose
by RiderGal

Comment by GolferDDS:
A difficult picture to get under poor lighting conditions. nice try anyway.

Striking a Pose
by RiderGal

Comment by FranziskaLang:
Very cool. Definitely repetition. Caught at the right moment. I wish the focus wa on the first lady, not the second one. Plus, the bright yellow light on the right draws the eye away from the actual subject a bit. Would you have been able to change your location to be further right? Less direct light and the ladies wouldn't be quite so overlayed. But I understand that chances are that you weren't able to do that because of stuff outside the pic that we dont' see.

Striking a Pose
by RiderGal

Comment by magnetic9999:
cool shot. i wish the front most dancer was sharp, though. i also see alot more repetition strength at the leg level. cropping this just below the bust might strengthen the shot for dpc.

Striking a Pose
by RiderGal

Comment by ellamay:
GREAT SUBJECT, I JUST WISH WAS A LITTLE SHARPER.

Striking a Pose
by RiderGal

Comment by Ivar:
The focus is off in this picture..and the lighting is not good enough to clearly make out details in the dancers.

Striking a Pose
by RiderGal

Comment by Gordon:
Think I'd prefer this with the first woman as the in focus point, with the rest receeding out of focus

American Basics
by RiderGal

Comment by dr rick:
The two colored lights create an artistic effect that adds interest to an otherwise mundane subject. I think it would be better if there was less red and more blue on the head. The nails are nicely arranged so the shadows take good advantage of the lighting. Overall the image is blurry and some detail is lost in the shadows.

Waiting for Mum
by RiderGal

Comment by ursula:
Very nice! What beautiful children. I love the red bows in the girl's hair. The colours in this picture are very beautiful. ~9

Waiting for Mum
by RiderGal

Comment by dr rick:
I like your composition. And the red bows.

Waiting for Mum
by RiderGal

Comment by kyrielle:
This is classic, very crisp and clear, though when I was that age, that sort of sweet look (if it appeared at all) would have lasted only until the camera and adult took their attention elsewhere. :)