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City by the sea by brzydki_pijak

Striking.

Bison Herd at Madddison River by rontear

lovely S-curves!

Triple Emotions by pentony

Excellent and unusual.

Glow by AliceLuisePhotography

This gives a bit of an old-fashioned look - it would be wonderful to repeat it and add one or two pieces of period jewellery, or a prop or two...

Magical dress by Angi_Wallace

Definitely a touch of Rosetti!

And very clearly nto a windy day!

Wistful Wisteria by Alda

Beautiful light and colour: maybe rather too worked for my taste - but a lovely and evocative picture!

Through the grass by Holly25

Very evocative.

For me, the stems in the foreground are fine: it give a sense of trying to hide, perhaps, while being in plain view. A different view of the world?

It would be interesting to see your other work for the exam - there's at least one other current A-Level candidate posting some of her pictures - see:

http://www.ephotozine.com/user/aliceluisephotography-171973/gallery

(I am assuming that you're doing the A-Level this year, but I could be wrong!)

The Umbrella by digicammad

And it makes everyone who sees it happy, I hope!

Once upon a time by Angi_Wallace

A good use for rhodedendron bushes...

Snug as a bug by KDC

Amazing hair extensions...

Castlerigg Stone Circles Cumbria by photofrenzy

The light makes this... Did you have a long wait, or repeated visits (or, maybe, you have sold your soul for perpetual good light...)

Exakta Varex IIa by Baden

I owned a Varex IIb for a few years in the Seventies: delightfully engineered, with so many interesting gadgets to play with. Including the dangerous one - the hooked knife for cutting the film when using cassette-to-cassette loading.

As a left-hander myself, I loved having both the winding lever nad the shutter release MY side of the camera.

Incidentally, this picture shows how that lens name is spelt: so many people (including one or two who should know better) call it a "Pancolor" instead of "Pancolar". If you've not tried it out yet, I suspect you will find it's pretty sharp, but a little prone to flare against the light... Mine was!

Harold! Come look!! by Alda

Is it relevant that I think the colours are more "natural" in V2?

It's not my thing, but it is amusing.

A variant with the elephants coloured pink might be fun, too...

Anonymous Feet by kaybee

Thoughtful and observant.

Look by happysnapperman

Excellent portrait!

The "Blues" by Mrsbass

Be grateful you aren't a folkie - at least there ARE stage lights at your gigs!

Soem folk clubs - especially back when ultrafast colour film was 500ASA - just had a feeble fluorescent tube over the top of the chair the performer sat on. (Note that I don't say "stage"...)