Cowgirl at Sunset
by Firstrich1

Comment by breen:

Originally posted by dsa157: great silouette and great job in your cropping and framing. she really looks like she is supported by the image border.

When ever I want You....
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Comment by pcody:
Really good. I like the rings being so prominent on both their hands. The items on the mantel could be a tad darker, they look washed out from the window light.

When ever I want You....
by Firstrich1

Comment by Natator:
I absolutely love this photo!

I would be very interesed in knowing quite how it was done. I am assuming a loooong apperture and then you jumped into the shot briefly. If so then any chance of a guideline as to times involved? If not then how done?

Excellent!

When ever I want You....
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Comment by StevePax:
Lots of people used this effect, but this is my favorite. Very well done. I think my only gripe would be the water bottle in front of the fireplace, and maybe the fireplace tools there on the left. 10 from me.

When ever I want You....
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Comment by tph1:
Well executed. Very minor, but I would have removed the water bottle and fireplace tools from the bottom left... 8

When ever I want You....
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Comment by ccjp:
Wow. So much balance and control in this shot. I love how you managed to blend the border of the tile above the fireplace with the facial features of the "ghost". And the accent you put on the rings. 10 obviously.

When ever I want You....
by Firstrich1

Comment by dsidwell:
Nice and intimate. B/W may have been a good choice, but I'd like to see some warm colors, perhaps. 9

When ever I want You....
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Comment by jas0420:
Very well done... Best of luck!

When ever I want You....
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Comment by Everyday Renee:
Clever, clever, clever! Excellent...

Cowgirl at Sunset
by Firstrich1

Comment by timj351:
This shot is fantastic!! It is beautiful and dramatic in it's simplicity. I see this shot and I think, "why didn't I think of that?" But of course it is not that simple. Some of the very best ideas are ready to capture almost right in front of us but it won't ever happen without the vision, which you obviously have. Excellent job.

Tim