A large dash of Lemon
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Comment by care:
I like this idea, I wonder what it would look like if you could capture the lemon only halfway in the water.

A large dash of Lemon
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Comment by Claya:
Very cool and creative. I'd love to see how you did it.

A large dash of Lemon
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Comment by hotpasta:
very good...hope you do well with this

Inside looking out. Outside looking in.
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Comment by frisca:
i like this idea. I think it would be a strong composition if the top blurry bit was cropped out as well as a little off the bottom.

Inside looking out. Outside looking in.
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Comment by nards656:
Love the grain.

Inside looking out. Outside looking in.
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Comment by MAK:
I like it, dont ask me why yet... I'll tell you later.. -8-


OK I know what it is, the cheek of it, the daringness, the danger, the grain helps loads with this, and I think he looks like a ringer for that 'Star Trek' guy jon luke picard.

Inside looking out. Outside looking in.
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Comment by madhatter:
Nice shot. It would have been fun to see the same shot with the foreground a little more in focus, not that that would have been better, just interesting. Niice title also, hehe.

Little Brother Big Sister
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Comment by L1:
This is very nice...great sharpness and color, nice expressions...the tiny bits of white on the boys' shirt distract the eyes a bit (might clone those out if you're so inclined) but overall this is a great subject for a 16x20 on the family room wall. :)

Little Brother Big Sister
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Comment by PhotoRyno:
very sharp image; looks as though you have him in a female pose and her in a male pose

Little Brother Big Sister
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Comment by macrothing:
8 - Very nice portrait. Tonings seem good. Difficult without knowing the characters of these individuals to comment on that aspect of this portraiture. Might just be the angle/lighting/etc but the 'brother' seems to have a slightly better 'depth' (hard to explain) than the 'sister'. Difficult, but a more finely tuned crop 'somewhere', may have refined this even more, in my opinion.