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Timo Löfgren
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...... Pentax 645 35mm/f22 Fuji Velvia 50+B&W pola+Lee sunset
Nikon coolscan 9000 ED / Place: Vuosaari, Helsinki, Finland
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berbig
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February 17, 2008, 05:53:56 AM »
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I like this picture. I do not have any suggestions about how to improve it, but it would be nice if you included some information about the picture.
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February 17, 2008, 08:55:56 AM »
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I very much like the photograph and its composition. A minor suggestion - the photo is just a bit too symmetrical for my tastes. I would crop the right about 5% but ensure that the pool of water has sufficient space on the right hand side - then I would crop the bottom to retain the ratio of the photograph (1.25:1 or whatever). I would like to crop more of the bottom but wouldn't want to sacrifice part of the sky or the beautifully-lit rocks on the left. Some sharpening would also seem to be in order.
Len Staples, Ottawa
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Tony Beach
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February 17, 2008, 05:04:36 PM »
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Wild colors and very nice composition. Not sure why there are not more comments on this fine image. Perhaps when you get it right there is nothing to critique.
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Thanks Timo for your photograph. The colours are quite beautiful... but... I'm sorry but the first thing I saw was a monsters 2 eyes and mouth as he lay under the water...like one of those creatures in Lord of The Rings, Star Wars type movies. I just felt like I was about to be engulfed into his cavernous mouth.
Julie
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Crack kills, dude.
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Crack kills, dude.
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LoL.... don't even do alcohol...perhaps I had too much sun
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