Great image. I love the lines. My only suggestion is to move the image more to the right and make the image off center.
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I like this. The subtle tone of the image adds to the sensuality. And, I like the skin just fine the way it is.
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You're going in the right direction. Here's a thought. Try adding more "motion blut" (vertical) to the image. That might give you more of an abstract image. Before that, you could also make an adjustment layer, add some Gaussian blur (up to about 50 or so) and after you merge the images try the motion blur. See what happens.
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I like what you're doing. It's a great (but sad) message. A gentle critique though? Drop the wording in the image. Select three (just a number) of the images and focus on the signs in each. You could call it Signs of the Times. More emphasis would then be on fewer images where we could read them (especially the one in the middle which be quite poignent but I can't read). Just some thoughts.
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Lovely image. Makes me want to take a vacation. Just a thought, it might be my old eyes but the image could be straighened a bit. Tends to distract me. Just a thought.
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Great image. The only thing that throws me off a bit is the border. I might have tried something larger or nothing at all (and I'm a big fan of borders).
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Rob,
There are several things I like about this image: the subtle colors, the DOF and the off-center focus. I do think it could be a bit more in focus though and needs the highlights toned down a bit. Perhaps you need to get this part done when you take the shot to make a better image from the start. Keep it up though. I think your orchid studies are wonderful.
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Mark,
I like the idea. May I suggest you have something other han just the dark? It's too much of a contrast for this B&W. Perhaps a sky with clouds or a sunset. I think this approach would enhance this image a lot.
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Very nice, indeed. I particularly like the scrapes where the handle moved across the door. You might have some absolutely stunning B&W shots from this if you moved in a bit closer to take advantage of the character in the wood and the paint.
Best, Bill