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Great editing on this shot - almost looks like a drawing. Girls at play.
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Crisp. Wonderful duotone. 8.
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I like this a lot, great tones and smooth textures here and you get a sense of real friendship between them.
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Lovely glimpse of the world of children.
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Says it all without showing a face. Best of luck to you on this fine faceless portrait.
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A Back to the 70's trip. Cool. *grin*
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The tonal range and clarity of this shot are amazing... I'm gonna have to bump this one up again to 8. VERY nice work!
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This shot truly tells a story. Wonderfully done
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So sweet, I love what you did with this. Gorgeous.
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Crisp clear shot. Well done.
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Maybe it's because I have two daughters - one a brunette and the other a blond - but something about this photo draws me in. I can only imagine what they were whispering about and the giggles that probably followed. :)
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What a warm and innocent shot. Love the sepia effect.
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very clear, amazing black and white conversion.
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Lovely candid shot. I like the sepia conversion. 7
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wonderful image with terrific conversion, luminous tonality 8
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Really like the processing of this photo. I love portraits from the back
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I'm not normally a fan of this current style of processing but here it works.
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This is very interesting. Your processing makes the girls look almost as metallic as the old car.
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the post processing here is really nice, 6
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Great PP job - love the tone - keeep up the good work and good luck in this challenge
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nice shot and realization ;)
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I'm not even sure why but I love this. Maybe it is just the innocence of the scene.
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This tell me alot visually and for that, I rate it a solid 10!
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Great composition, use of black and white! love it!
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Oh the joys of childhood. The angle is perfect, it tells a story without seeing the faces. The writing in the dust is just an added bonus
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this is great...it could be on a Hallmark card or....one of your own...
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very attractive pic. well processed as well. I like the way the reflections in the window swirl and enhance the shapes in the girls' hair.
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Nice post-processing, well done :)
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Interesting human interest capture. Very nicely processed! 8
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very pleasing light and duotone edit. i'm really curious what are they looking at! i would just crop the bottom part, it's distracting.
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The details on the girls are great. I think the title is fitting as well.
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Nice photo, but a bit too smooth for my taste. I like to see skin texture on skin.
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This one really hits the spot with me. I'm a sucker for expressive portraits-without-faces, and this one fits the bill nicely. I'd nit-pick and ask why on earth you framed out the completion of the curve at the bottom of the vent window, but it's just a nit... Good one!
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nice pp work to make them stand out in the shot
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Good processing, it's a shame we don't see their faces
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I love the nostalgia of this photo. It is far from perfect in some technical aspects but you know what, I don't care. It speaks to me.
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This is very intriguing. I want to know what she's looking at. The metalic tones really add oomph to this quirky shot.
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Great capture and the processing is perfect.
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Lovely candid shot, great work!
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I like the shot. Good tone.
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Lovely composition and editing. I like how both the girls are anonymous.
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I like this alot! I like the touch of the unexpected. And the processing adds so much to its look and feel.
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Good human interest and great tones
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great post processing job, I love the treatment
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now what is this pair up to? curiosity plus, great image
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Very unique photo. But what are they curious about? There seems to be too little in the way of subject matter to really tell. Are they on a carnival ride? In a car? I honestly can't tell much about what's going on in this photo, which is too bad, because technically it is very well done.
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the crop is a little tight, but the sepia? conversion is great.
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the letters on the bottom distract me but I love the top 3/4 of the image
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This has a great feel to it, and I love the processing. I think a tighter crop would've made a better impact, the letters at the bottom are distracting.
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Well lit. Good shot and I like the post processing but this image feels like it's missing something....
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I recognize this! I think I faved a very similar picture where the girls were looking AT the camera? I think? I'll have to go back through my faves and look. this is precious! Processing has a dream like quality to it.
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Nice, but their faces would be so much more appealing than the back of their heads.
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Nice detail but I find it a bit busy.
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I really like this. I don't need to see their faces to know what's going on. My friends and I used to play in the car and pretend it was a space ship.
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This is adorable. Little girls checking out the vehicle. I like how candid it is and the use of duotones.
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I like your post processing on this image.
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Fantastic image! The title is perfect (I had to scrol down to see what you named it). The focus is so sharp, it hurts my eyes. :) Well done.
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Looks like a story. Nice framing.
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Wonderful tone, looks like a friendship card you would see in the store. Very nice job.
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I like the sepia toning. and the processis cool. What are they looking at?
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I don't see it. A visible part of a face had helped here. good b/w conversion and toning, too much softening for my taste
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I would have leveled that car window sill but the editing here is nice and so is the story.
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Amazing textures. Great job.
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interesting. At first I thought the title referred to the children being curious about whatever they are looking at. Then I realized it also applies to the viewer being curious about what the girls could be so curious about...
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Amazing focus here but on the flip side, it's the softness that grabs me. Your textures are spot on IMO and love the tones you chose for this. Lastly, I like how you choose the back of their heads verses a frontal shot. Beautiful image. 9
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