Portrait in Sepia
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Comment by polarbearjen:
Bette Davis eyes... pretty model, her skin looks flawless...

Portrait in Sepia
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Comment by Rosacalaca:
very nice soft quality to this & nice tones ... 10!

A Contented Smile
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Comment by Eyesup:
jusst looking at your choice of lens and wondering why you chose such a long focal lenght? regardless though the shot is quite nice, there is a small shaft of light right abot her that is a little distracting but the DOF mitigates that quite nicely (as well as the grass or something that if not for the DoF would be clearly sprouting from her head). not sure I like the placement of the has as it seems to be coming out from no where... maybe if the rest of the arm had be left in frame...

otherwise it's a pleasing enough photo to look at... nice work.

Inverted Eye
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Comment by Eyesup:
I would have voted this quite high if it had been in the negative challenge... I love the lines and the way the pods in negative look etheral...bit it also looks natural not out of place or like it shouldn't be... the cropping I feel is a bit off mostly because more of the bottom of the wheel is cut off than the bottom, but other than that... great shot.

The Protracting Eye
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Comment by Kelli:
I love the framing on this one! Great symmetry!

Venice Illustrated
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Comment by timfythetoo:
I dont normally like images processed like this but this one is really cool. Would probably work great as a large print on canvas.

My Sister's Skin
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Comment by timfythetoo:
So did he clamp down or just drool on her. A pair of cuties they are.

Emma's Smile
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Comment by Melethia:
The light from above to create an anchoring shadow makes this work much better than just a shot against flat white. Very good use of light, great pose from your model, and good name for a pet! :-)

Smog and Fog of San Francisco
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Comment by Melethia:
The success of this is not just the photograph itself, but the experimentation you did to capture what you saw. The softness and "haziness" is perfect for what you were trying to depict, and create a pleasing photo as well.

Step down to the Beach
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Comment by BHuseman:
Lighting and tone is great and the composition really works with this photo.