Activity for User 676 - Rich Sears - timetravelerxiv@gmail.com

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7 Jun 17 Comment I also like the suggested square ratio Nikos. Jun 18th
7 Jun 17 Reply Yes, Tony, I too favor using "select and mask" for refine edge assistance. I even went back a couple additional times to see if it would do a better job. Actually this couple stay next door. The timing of my image was right after mating. Jun 17th
7 Jun 17 Comment Tuhin, I really like the leading line right to your subject. I feel the gazebo brings some additional interest. Exposure and focus appear fine. I would disagree with Tony on light balance this time. Yes, it does not look natural, but when compared with the original, really adds brightness and interests. I, too, agree with Barbara’s suggestions on cropping. Jun 17th
7 Jun 17 Comment Another fine story. I like the timing capturing the skater nearing his closest point to you, Nikos. The course curvature, and especially the upper perimeter line, really adds. I like how your composition has the skater below the upper line, and not braking it. The lighting on the skater’s body and arms adds interest. Like Barbara, I would suggest lightening the background and the skater. Jun 17th
7 Jun 17 Comment Tony, I like how you have framed the bird and placed it accordingly. The twig coming up to the bird serves as a leading line. The curvature of the limb adds interest and, on this one, I would disagree with Tom about any cropping. The bird appears to be looking upward, so I like the limb being left in. The bird contrast well against the floral background. I would lower the brightness of the lower part of your image, including the limb, as I find it trying to pull my eye. Jun 17th
7 Jun 17 Comment I like how you have framed the bird, Barbara, and placed it accordingly. The twig coming up to the bird serves as a leading line. The curvature of the limb adds interest and, on this one, I would disagree with Tom about any cropping. The bird appears to be looking upward, so I like the limb being left in. The bird contrast well against the floral background. I would lower the brightness of the lower part of your image, including the limb, as I find it trying to pull my eye. Jun 17th
7 Jun 17 Comment Tom, I like that the composition is in tight, yet broad enough to recognize what the pattern is a part of. Focus and exposure are fine. Eye is drawn to your subject. Tom, what attracted you, what is the story, why did you take this image? Might sepia tone add to your story? Just thinking. Nice idea, definitely different. Jun 17th
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