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Comment by krnodil:
this is a cool effect - having trouble putting this into words - but the effect injects a "viewer experience" into the image. As if the girl half of the image is seen differently by the particular person who saw her as she walked by, charging it with the emotions that go with that. I wonder, did you choose your composition deliberately, to have the street lamp bisecting the image, to allow for the modification later?

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Comment by mitalapo:
the two images give very different first impression: this is the warm and inviting one (despite the frost)

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Comment by mitalapo:
the two images give very different first impression: this is the mysterious one

Message edited by author 2019-01-31 06:28:40.

Grimly Reaping
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Comment by vmagic118:
This one is not a favorite, yes I can see the title, I just don't like the composition at all, The Underexposure looks like a mistake and not done for a reason. would not hurt you to check out a Youtube video on composition and the rule of thirds. I hope you can take this as a learning point. Photography is not natural it is learned over time. Keep on shooting!

Here and There
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Comment by vmagic118:
Took me a second to realize what I was looking at, very interesting shot

Here and There
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Comment by mariuca:
Nice movement
The floating detritus is like a painter’s afterthought

The Family Ghost for a Walk
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Comment by PennyStreet:
Well done. Perfect blur.

The Family Ghost for a Walk
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Comment by lei_73:
extra point for the title!

The Family Ghost for a Walk
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Comment by Neat:
Lol to the title. The dog is walking the other way, a graceful image.

The Family Ghost for a Walk
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Comment by mitalapo:
they storm through