Pink
by sofap

Comment:
Lovely model! Too much pink, not enough face. Just MHO.
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The girl by the lake
by Structor

Comment:
Wow... This is the first shot that I've seen this challenge that made me stop and look closer. Very simple. Very emotive. Makes you think about when you were little. I like it! Not one that cares for fancy borders, but your image is strong enough that the border doesn't make me wanna knock off a point.
KUDOS
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Edited to add: Wish it were bigger, but your crop is spot on!
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Jungle
by scottwilson

Comment:
I hope that's your arm! :-P
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Lichen
by Node

Comment:
Great bokeh!
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Bullseye
by DCThiessen

Comment:
Nicely simple. Great use of the designs leading lines. Nicely off centered. Nice use of a splash of color. I think of shots like this as great study shots. Awesome for learning the basics of composition, but there isn't a lot here to make me say, 'I can't wait to see this one again!' I almost forgot to say you have some jaggies on the right most part of the outer circle. Trying slightly different sizes might help eliminate this.
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Fiji stormy sunset
by blanceric

Comment:
This is definately one of the more dramatic sunsets that I've seen in a while. The problem with many sunset shot is that there really is no subject to draw your eye to. Even though the sunset is dramatic, it's only sky. To make it really sing, it needs something to give visual reference to...
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Rotunda of the Palace of Fine Arts
by C_Steve_G

Comment:
I love to do existing light photography like this! This is a nicely detailed shot. I'm assuming that you used a tripod here. My only question is what color was the structure during the daytime? The yellow tint doesn't seem to be quite natural...
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Albino Peacock
by Shannon

Comment:
Incredible shot. Should be in the top 10 percentile at least. Great subtle color scheme. I'm not sure I like the extremely shallow DOF though. The focus seems to be off ever so slightly for perfection. Hope it does good.
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Corn Fields
by Jacko

Comment:
There doesn't seem to be a real subject to this composition. Remember, even landscapes need a subject to hold the shot together...
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Blossoms And The First Lady Of Spring
by prbetts

Comment:
Just a tad bit busy for this viewer...
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