Winter dunes
by hajeka

Comment by LalliSig:
Well landscapes are usually composed in landscape orientation for a reason, they are so much harder to do in portrait orientation and I feel this is a perfect example as the foreground and backround aren´t all that interesting, I would much rather have wanted to see the right and left side of this photo. Hardly a disaster though but I voted a 5 wich means average for me.

Orange
by hajeka

Comment by Jason_Cross:
That is very clever. I like how there is distance between the mirror, yet it looks very close at the same time. Cool.

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by hajeka

Comment by bassbone:
nice clarity and focus- conversion to b/w was a good idea for this

There's a party here
by hajeka

Comment by sniper:
Love the textures created here. Very wispy and soft, and that arc you've captured is too cool.

Winter dunes
by hajeka

Comment by Ben:
A little flat and gloomy, but it's not a bad shot.

Structured collection of data
by hajeka

Comment by bergiekat:
Nice pic. Perhaps a more uniform crop to make the dark space above blue and below pink more uniform? This would draw the attention more to the colors and not so much dark space. (just my two cents). Pleasing photo.

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Comment by aabatkinson:
meh... i dont know... just seems like alot of batteries lined up...

Winter dunes
by hajeka

Comment by JunieMoon:
Nice lighting. Very moody. Is that a dog in the middle? Looks like a pug.

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Comment by JawnyRico:
Great idea, nice setup.

Sticky money
by hajeka

Comment by ericwoo:
Hey there from the Critique Club

Camera Work/Technical: Pretty good focus, but I'd like to see more of the center coin.

Lighting: I think that the lighting is a bit harsh here and that the shadows are more of a distraction than a valuable element of the image. While I am a fan of higher contrast images, this one is almost hard to view.

Composition/Content: Nice work using the curve and angle of the tape to give the image flow. The eye enters and goes either up or down the tape, stopping to study each coin.

My Opinion: Nice composition, but I think removing the shadows, or at least toning down the contrast, would have pulled a better score.

Eric