Alyssajns24
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- Jun 22, 2004
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- Toledo, Ohio
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- www.flutterbystudios.org
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I'd have to agree with Jonmikal. I personally think if there wasn't a reflection in her eyes, it would make a better shot.. the whiteness in her corneas is distracting. Doesn't take away from those beautiful eyes though.jonmikal said:Beautiful eyes and composition!!!!! Not sure about the color choice for the border though.
eromallagadnama said:I disagree with the reflection. I think it's a nice effect. Makes the viewer wonder what she's lookin at. It also gives it that sparkle quality, and to me it just tops the pic! Nice job!
matthew robertson said:I like the image a lot more than I like the emphatic statement. The photo would be enhanced by losing the exclamation point. There's really no need to shout.
matthew robertson said:I like the image a lot more than I like the emphatic statement. The photo would be enhanced by losing the exclamation point. There's really no need to shout.
canonrebel said:I never regard the signatures--one way or the other. Only the images interrest me.
canonrebel said:But since you mentioned the signature, I like the exclamation point. I think it even adds emphasis to the eyes (WHICH ARE ALWAYS REFERRED TO AS THE WINDOWS TO THE SOUL)
matthew robertson said:canonrebel said:I never regard the signatures--one way or the other. Only the images interrest me.
I take the view that the complete image or work should be evaluated as presented. In a gallery, the choice of frame can destroy a print, and in photography, a description or title, when provided, influences how the image is interpreted.
canonrebel said:But since you mentioned the signature, I like the exclamation point. I think it even adds emphasis to the eyes (WHICH ARE ALWAYS REFERRED TO AS THE WINDOWS TO THE SOUL)
Adding an exclamation point to a cliche doesn't make it less trite. All it does is clash with the elegant cursive script.