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 | Stunning image Richard, well taken. |
 | Nice image well posed and sharp. Just a bit to much space with nothing adding to the composition, to me it could be cropped at that side which would also move the model off centre, giving her plenty of room to look into. |
 | Labs are always smiling and I want to take him home... |
 | A gritty mono portrait, well shot Sean. |
 | Like the framing of the shot but soft focus, especially arround the eyes spoils it for me. |
 | An Old Shed by myrab Looks more like the front door to the property than a shed. Well spotted I like this shot. |
 | Stunning capture John |
 | Nicely captured eating his nuts |
 | Well captured Brian. |
 | Katarina St Dunstan Hill by duratorque Nice image, very nicely posed. For me, it could have been improved with a move to the left, taking the dark object out of shot and using the arched windows on the right as your backdrop. |
 | Beautiful shot, well captured. |
 | To me it looks as though you have oversharpened this image. This is more than likely why the image appears so grainy, as Nathan said, it accentuates any noise in the picture and also puts a kind of halo or ghosting around the sharpend edges of detail like it seems to have done on the brickwork. If you are sharpening, click on the preview box turning it on and off so that you can judge if it is actually degrading the image, rather than enhancing it.You will need to go back to the original image to try this, it's not possible to take out the sharpening from this saved image. |
 | Hi William, the first thing that I see when I look at your image is the frame. When I started on this site I didn't use frames at all, but was told to put a small boarder around to hold the image together. I have done that with most pics I have uploaded since and agreed that this did work well. I think the size of your boarder detracts from the image. Try reducing this by 50% I'm sure you will see a difference. Also, from my watercolour days, I was taught to use a mount, of a complementery colour. Try using the dropper tool to pick up a colour from the image, one of the greys from the roofs would work I think. |
 | What can I say! Striking image, beautiful model. Well done John |
| Topic | Date Contibuted |
| FX v Pixels | 05/09/2012 - 11:32 AM |
| Bridge camera | 11/11/2009 - 8:16 PM |
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