Curvilinear
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Comment by Nuser:
Nice Capture

Down by the Creek
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Comment by JawnyRico:
Nice work hiding waldo. That must have been a bit nerve wrecking laying like that. Great composition. Nice work.

Wait For Me
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Comment by boysetsfire:
the title is nice but i wish i had not seen it, as it filtered my thoughts.

for me ... ooops read title again i thought ir read "waiting for me" but your title now rocks and pretty much sums up my thoughts :)

Down by the Creek
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Comment by surfdabbler:
A bit of HDR helps to hide the person, and keep the detail. Well hidden, and still obvious once you find them! I'd actually perfer to see a much closer crop of just the RHS of the image. The left half seems to imbalance the shot, as it's colours and contrasts are totally different.

Beads are Back in Style
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Comment by graphicfunk:
Congratulations on your top 20 finish with this fine desat study.

Down by the Creek
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Comment by hotpasta:
well hidden...would have been better if he wasn't looking actually, but a great camouflage...8

Dancing on the Edge
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Comment by surfdabbler:
Great shot! She looks so free and elegant. I agree with everyone else about the DOF. What lens was this taken with? Ideally, you'd stand a long way away, use your long lens at 300mm, on aperture priority at the widest aperture available, then maybe use your lowest ISO, and some ND filters to allow the longer shutter speed to keep the blur on the cloth.

Although it's pretty good as it is, and a bit of editing can blur the bg.

Wait For Me
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Comment by surfdabbler:
Just spotted this image in the reaction club thread. I'm not an official reaction club person, but I thought I'd leave a post anyway. :)

The offset horizon is quite distracting for me, particularly as it's made even more obvious by the background mast. The colours are nice and rich, but the subject seems to lack something in interest. It might have been better with the focus point at the middle or nose of the boat, giving a wider depth of field, and some more in-focus interest. As it is, my eye wants to wander through the photo, and look at something interesting, but it's all out of focus. Perhaps if the main boat was filling more of the frame. Hopefully I've managed to say something constructive.

Gotham in Peace
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Comment by Melethia:
Excellent juxtaposition of styles - and a very clever way to do it, too.

Curvilinear
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Comment by taterbug:
decorative siding on an Amana watermelon toaster?