My Friend Fred
by gunsmith6

Comment by MaryO:
Nice detail on Fred. Crop is a bit close, which makes the ornate border even more overwhelming.

My Friend Fred
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Comment by Damzel:
Fred's frame takes away from him. But I should introduce him to my friend George.

My Friend Fred
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Comment by millsa:
Fred, thats a great name for a duck!

My Friend Fred
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Comment by Ter:
really crisp well done so-so about the frame

My Friend Fred
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Comment by Ja-9:
boy Fred really cooperated that day. Excellent colors, focus and DOF

My Friend Fred
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Comment by Tim:
I think the frame, while being well done, is also not adding to the photo at all.

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Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Unbelievable amounts of compression artifacts showing here. Way more than the 113k file size should normally contain. I think at some time during working on this, you may have saved it with an excessive amount of compression. Or, you may have saved and opened a moderately compressed JPEG a few times, losing some clarity with each save. A good workflow is to save your file in either a TIFF or your image editor's native format, until you are ready to resize and post the final product. That way you don't lose any detail.

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Comment by Blackdog:
I like the title, made me smile. That looks like an interesting vehicle. I'd love to have something with character and the time to keep it running of course. I suspect I'll never have either. A simple shot which gives an insight into the life of the photographer, (if that's really your car?).

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Comment by Adamsw216:
Too over sharpened.

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Comment by Intelli:
I like this... gives me a lot of thought, and the title is perfect.