Activity for User 218 - Neal R. Thompson, M.D. - nealthompson4340@gmail.com

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1 Jun 19 Comment Wow! What an unusual perspective of this bird. The colors of greenish-yellow and pick are nice and muted. The eye to too homogeneous black. I'd also remove the white spot on the lower lip. Jun 14th
1 Jun 19 Comment Very colorful with a lot of bright lights. The perspective of the buildings is off, correctable by perspective control in PS with the Perspective tool or Warp. I'd also crop a bit off the right side. I obviously wouldn't agree with Stephen. Jun 14th
1 Jun 19 Comment Unusual...sculpture. The blurred right side of the image is slightly distracting and I'd crop it out to accentuate the main subject. Jun 14th
1 Jun 19 Comment Caught just right. The grey rock background is almost as fascinating as is the bird. I'd probably open up the light on the neck of the bird. Excellent capture, wings are just right. Jun 14th
1 Jun 19 Comment What spectacular color. I'm not fond of the horizon line being in the middle of the image. The image could use a subject other than just the sunset. I'd probably composite in some flying birds. Jun 14th
1 Jun 19 Comment What a great change from the original image. The color, angle of exposure and balance in the image is really what sets it off. I'd get rid of the light under the left benches. Jun 14th
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63 Jun 19 Comment Nice image and composition. Background works. The filaments are a little blue...could they be made whiter? Jun 14th
63 Jun 19 Comment Nice contrasting reds with yellows. I'm not concerned with the cropping of the flowers but they don't seem to be the proper shape. Lens correction might help. Jun 14th
63 Jun 19 Comment You captured a nice soft background. The focus is excellent. There seems to be a slight shine on the flowers. Were the stamens yellow? Could that color be enhanced? Jun 14th
63 Jun 19 Comment Having just finished my class on the Anatomy of Insects, this was immediately recognized as bipectinate common in male moths for the detection of a mate's pheromones. What a great demonstration. Jun 14th
63 Jun 19 Comment Nice work. The grey/yellow contrast is just right. The transparency of the petals is well demonstrated. Jun 14th
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