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Old 11-07-2007, 04:48 AM
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Assuming you backed off the saturation in photoshop (or something of the such)? I'm not sure I like the greyness of her skin, though the sky is nice. Am I the only person seeing horizontal lines in the background?
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Old 11-07-2007, 05:03 AM
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haha actually i think the 'sky' you were referring to is our track. And those lines...I see them too, I think its the fence.
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Old 11-07-2007, 12:21 PM
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razad,

Hate? Love? How about Appreciate? Lovely subject, and pleasing composition. The color could be adjusted to more natural and flattering tones, and shadow detail enhanced some. Otherwise, well done.
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haha actually i think the 'sky' you were referring to is our track. And those lines...I see them too, I think its the fence.
me = confused. how is she standing that the track is behind her head?
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Good shot overall!!! The background distracts me a little. There are two protrusions next to her eye...I feel like BATMAN is approaching her from behind
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Old 11-07-2007, 02:43 PM
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me = confused. how is she standing that the track is behind her head?
Maybe someone tipped her over....lol! I think comp is good and the choping off of her head at the top is fine with this shot which is just a face shot and expression.I don't see how thats a fence either....
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Nicely framed and sharp! Beautiful subject...this is a great photo. I agree that the colors could use some work. But it's a great photo. The horizontal lines are a bit distracting once you notice them, but it doesn't take away from a great photo. Nice work!
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Old 11-07-2007, 05:09 PM
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Okay Razad I just got it....she's way up in the stands and you are shooting at a sownwrd angle to the track and fence.....makes sense now. I would try blurring or something to get rid of the lines of the track and fence rail. great shot though...
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Thanks for all your comments. So the response I'm getting is that the colors aren't dead on, and certainly don't add to the photo. So...here's the black and white.

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