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by salmiakki

Comment by Melethia:
I like the odd juxtaposition resulting from this vantage point - city in front, with all the people, the roads, the light poles - then that lovely stretch of water and puffy clouds beyond. Nice composition! Works well in B&W, too.

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by salmiakki

Comment by Melethia:
Yeah, maybe a bit oversharpened (P&S's generally don't require much) but it's definitely my kind of picture! Love train stations, love them in B&W. I like the duality of the two people waiting in the foreground. Nice shot!!

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by salmiakki

Comment by Bud:
A good sense of scale and patterns are presented here. I like that she is doing a mundane task, like sweeping.

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by salmiakki

Comment by Blue Moon:
all the different angles from a diagonal perspective make me feel a little confused/woozy, but the subjects are really nice

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by salmiakki

Comment by trevytrev:
nice shot, I like this more than the color version, not sure why other than maybe overstimulation on the color verion..lol. So many colors!

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by salmiakki

Comment by trevytrev:
great pattern in this shot, the car here and there adds a nice piece of candy for the eye, well seen.

Chicken Curry
by salmiakki

Comment by Alicia:
Sarah, I really loved the composition and colors in this photo. Can't understand why it didn't score higher - certainly would have deserved it. Maybe if you had added a strawberry...

Chicken Curry
by salmiakki

Comment by booboo_goon:
I still think this was slightly underrated!! Guess that's how it goes sometimes eh

Chicken Curry
by salmiakki

Comment by colorcarnival:
I didn't really understand the voting in this challenge but I did give this one a 7. I guess I liked your diagonal composition and the lighting was subtle and perfect. I like this better than your outtake.

Chicken Curry
by salmiakki

Comment by pawdrix:
There's a lot I like about the shot but I think the composition is a bit too rigid. It might be the lines in the tablecloth coming straight at me but it might be the arrangement overall. Shooting square plates is tricky and I've good and bad experiences doing it myself but this shot and one other in the Challenge made me look this guy up...

//www.andrebaranowskiphoto.com/#a=0&at=0&mi=2&pt=1π=10000&s=17&p=2

I think he's one of the best and it's cool how he handles the square plate/bowl here. Very relaxed, super shallow dof (the front and back of the food part are oof, lol) but you can fully sense what the dish is about.

eta:this ones even better...
//www.andrebaranowskiphoto.com/#mi=2&pt=1&pi=10000&s=5&p=2&a=0&at=0