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[Robin Usagani]

Hah OK. Just feel like the grass is too green on your side. Looks like someone fertilized and mowed the lawn or something

 

[Robin Usagani]

Unless you are my neighbor, you will be seeing my lawn LOL

I give it 9/10. To make it 10/10 I think you need to change the hue of the green grass to make it look like the other side. I think the green hurts your image. Nice image, looks like something i see on calendars. To keep old house look theme here it is. White border doesnt show very well on this website.

The grass is always greener on the other side...

 

[subscuck]

My position was on the grassy knoll. And no, I'm not in Dallas.

Maybe not today, but what about Nov. 22, 1963? Hmmm?

 

[Ron Evers]

First thing that struck me was the fact it is a LITTLE off level, the surveyor in me. Secondly, the vignette takes away from the image for me. 7/10

 

[Tigertail]

First thing that struck me was the fact it is a LITTLE off level, the surveyor in me. Secondly, the vignette takes away from the image for me. 7/10

I would rate it a 6.5/10. I like the subject and the overall feel of the photo but find the green leaves in the foreground to be distracting.

 

[Starskream666]

8/10 very soothing and nice colours but not sure, something is holding it back from a 9-10 maybe the rocks are too black like shadows, but maybe thats what you were going for.

 

[westerngirl14]

Starskreme - Nice photo. I'm giving it an 8/10. The focus is spot on, the colors vibrant and sure. But it seems too "staged" and I'm not sure what the feel of the picture is supposed to be... beauty in the ashes? Hope among the wreckage? And that blue smashed can on the right with the words "Taste" just seems distracting, but maybe you meant for it to be there, to get an entirely different feel than I am.

I'm gonna head for the creepy crawly aisle and put up this one:

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[Starskream666]

Staged, really? Thank you for the feedback, it was taken in the carpark of an abandoned pub and was lying there, i did move around bits of glass a little bit with my foot to be in the shot, though i didn't even notice the can saying taste haha . Yeah i called it beautiful destruction, as the flower is surrounded by the destroyed pieces of the pub but still remains vibrant.

 

[iNick]

Cool shot, i like the perspective, but i think you missed the focus. It seems to be on the leaf rather than the caterpillar, so points deducted there. 4/10


A reshoot of my previous post on this thread

 

[Ron Evers]

Cool shot, i like the perspective, but i think you missed the focus. It seems to be on the leaf rather than the caterpillar, so points deducted there. 4/10

I must disagree. Part of the caterpillar is very sharp but the DOF is sadly lacking. It was shot with a very low ISO of 80 & 1/60 @ f2.8. The shot could have been greately improved by using a ISO of 400 & stopping down the aperture.

 

[TCD photography]

I love the colors and the light, but a plain chair is a bit boring in my opinion. 8.5/10

 

[Starskream666]

7/10 Not bad, i've seen alot of these sort of pics though, could of made it more interesting with a better angle IMO. I like the tone and colours though.


Wondering the streets after my session i spotted a lonely scared geisha

 

[Sammie_Lou]

I give you a 6/10. It's clear and I like the subject...but I wish there was more personality to the dog.


DSC_1615 by SHerren88, on Flickr

 

[eUgalde13]

7/10 Very clear and good skin tones... maybe better lighting on his right side.



IMG_0541[2] by eugalde13, on Flickr

 

[kundalini]

3/10. Too much negative space. Wrong orientation. No anchor. Total blackness in the sky. Pretty colors though.