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31 Sep 17 Comment Hi Ella

Have now seen the Sun Voyager 'in person'! Despite the totally dominant rain which persisted throughout the trip the morning we had in Reykjavik was dry and I was able to capture the Sun Voyager without any people around it although the sky lacked the drama of your image - there's ways round that though!!		 Sep 26th
31 Sep 17 Reply Hi Rashid - Your edit has improved the image in my eye! Sep 26th
31 Sep 17 Comment Ella - despite having passed through Reykjavik a dozen times I have yet to see this Icelandic icon. That may be rectified at the end of this week when I return to Iceland and we have a morning in Reykjavik prior to flying on to Hofn.

A well produced image - people can be a pain, but cloning is painless I'm told! The soft light was very much in your favour and the metallic feel of the 'ship' comes over well. The sky is more than a bonus - it helps to make the image and has been well processed. Maybe I would darken the top right hand corner a little to balance with the top left hand corner.

Sep 11th
31 Sep 17 Comment An air of mystery in this image - is he pausing for thought or deciding in which direction to go next.

Nice balance of exposure between the foreground and the background and the composition works just fine. I feel that a marginal lightening of the face would be beneficial given the amount of detail in his shirt and also wonder about cropping off half of the base below the tree.		 Sep 11th
31 Sep 17 Comment A classic bird image in which, as you inferred, the cloud is an essential part. Super lighting on the bird which is optimally positioned in the frame.

The bird is a little soft - a little selective sharpening might help.		 Sep 11th
31 Sep 17 Comment Ian - my first impression was that the image is very busy, the musician almost blending in to the background and thus not standing out. Clearly the lighting conditions were a challenge and the far wall does tend to draw the eye. I don't think that the vignette serves to overcome these issues.

You might like to consider a square crop (below) in which the tones of the main image have been lightened and the far wall darkened.

Sep 11th
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