Literary Outtake 4
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Comment by S_Lanterman:
x2 on the moody capture - the colour and grain make it look as though it was taken in the 60s or 70s

very nice

The Touch
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Comment by cpanaioti:
Great use of depth of field. The eye is drawn directly to the point where the brush meets the paper. The curvy lines and the quick decent into blur give a sense of motion. Very dynamic (for me anyway).

The Touch
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Comment by Almilan:
Must get hold of one of those Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II lenses, so I can do things like this. Nice capture.

Literary Outtake 4
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Comment by Almilan:
Moody capture.

Walking on air
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Comment by Almilan:
Nice colours, composition and idea. How'd you do this?

The Soul of a Warrior
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Comment by Almilan:
I like this. Long exposures with flashlight assistance are full of potential, as you have demonstrated. Did you see any hot white pixels. I guess not seeing as this was a basic editing challenge.

When I tried some shots like this I saw some white pixels at 15 and 30 sec exposures. Easy to edit out, but this is not allowed for basic editing.

Underhair
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Comment by Art Roflmao:
I don't know what I am looking at and based on the title, I am afraid to ask. The blending of the "island" at the waterline could be improved. Overall, it's creative and the base image looks very nice. Good luck with it.

Underhair
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Comment by lefteyewilly:
blending seems to be off around the head. looks like it was just stuck on top of the water. You might have wanted to add some reflections to the water....see the top right mound in the water? similar reflections like that would have made this more believable. I also don't get the flower in the right hand corner?

Underhair
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Comment by boyd2000:
nice try at making a head look like an island and flower lock like the sun but it doesn't come off very well.

The Weak Link Sets Us Free
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Comment by levyj413:
Very interesting viewpoint, Don. And the title really drives it home. What a great way to flip the usual association with the weakest link.