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Hi everybody, just wanted your thoughts about tones, contrast, and composition. If you have any other comments/suggestions, those are welcome also. Thanks in advance for your input.
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I really like this photo, it reminds me of one of a girl i know, who always wears a flower on one side of her hair. It looks sort of sad but beautiful all the same
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Nice shot, the title really tells the story - I had guessed you were fogged in before I looked at the large version. I think the tonal range here sets a technical problem; it looks like you have done about as well as possible without resorting to HDR - the larger version looks much better in this respect than the smaller one, BTW. Compositionally, the dark mass of foliage more-or-less in the center bothers me a bit. I wonder how the shot would look with more space on the left?
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I think its a great subject like the composition... but, I agree and dont really like the tones here.
Any other versions to share?
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