Facing a Visual Culture
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Comment by rinac:
Hmmm, took me a bit to register she was blind. Honestly not sure what to think. My first reaction was... well... I'm clueless, got nothing really :D I suspect that says more about me than your image! Tones are a big plus though. Nice conversion.

Chocolate Mint Creek
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Comment by TelephotoTom:
I think a tighter crop would have gotten closer to silky smooth... A bit too busy.

Dixie Porch Loungers
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Comment by jaysonmc:
Jeez, almost a 6. Love the title, it cracks me up. Extra points just for the story. You probably got dinged a bit by the contrast police so prevalent on this site, but I think it works perfect as a cover as is.

Dixie Porch Loungers
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Comment by JerseyGenie:
Don, nice job. Congrats on a very nice finish. And loved the story!

love triangle
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Comment by bubeltrubel:
very nice idea. Could be much better with less grain

Dixie Porch Loungers
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Comment by glad2badad:
I really liked the photo (gave it a 9), and after reading the "Photographer's Comments", I love the narration! :P

Dixie Porch Loungers
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Comment by bmartuch:
Difinitely has that country/folk feel to it. The peeling paint really adds a nice touch to it.

Go Team Spleen.

Dixie Porch Loungers
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Comment by khdoss:
Hello from the Critique Club

First Impression,

Look like a country cover.

Technically.Nice details, door looks a little grainy compared to the rest of the picture.

Composition.

I like the set up of the picture,has an old feel to it. I would have like to have more porch roof in the picture.

Editing.. Feel just a little dark, could have used some color on the guitar.. with the advanced editing.

Over all a good picture and nice finish. Congrats

Best of luck in future challenges.

Karen

Dixie Porch Loungers
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Comment by carofo:
This would have been an 8 for me if the subject had been so close to center. The white colum between the guitar and the window divide the image in two and make it look a bit static IMO. Great choice of B&W which show off the peeling paint nicely.

Dixie Porch Loungers
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Comment by klstover:
The photo itself could use some more contrast but I do like the unorthodox centered composition.