
by beckn32
12 comments
oneye (Rodion Kovenkin) added a critique 1 year ago:
eli (Elijah Woolery) added a critique 1 year ago:
A nice image, but I agree with the comment that noted a shallower depth of field, to isolate the bottles in the frame, could be a nice effect; also, did you try different lighting (such as from below; maybe that would be too much like a bar...)
jsmanseau added a critique 1 year ago:
Great image and colors. I do agree with the comments of more of DOF and try different lighting, but this is very nice and eye catching. I really like the textures of the wall and also in the reflection in the bottles.
kombizz (kombizz kashani) added a critique 10 months ago:
nice compo
Bastian (Bastian Löhrer) added a critique 25 days ago:
It looks very good in the thumbnail, but I don't like the background. The composition and perspective are both well-chosen.

by Nynke
6 comments
Nynke (Nynke Wierda) said 1 year ago:
I'm trying to take his picture for the photo boards at work and I'm probably telling him to sit still and stop laughing. It ended in fits of laughter and big giggles, but I did get a good 'official' portrait as well. This one sums him up, though!
How can one be a purist about how people laugh? Surely fun and laughter, i.e. emotion, is about more than having your eyes open?
dcuthbert (Daniel Cuthbert) added a critique 1 year ago:
Photography is full of experts who believe the rules should be followed and rarely broken.
i believe thats utter bollocks
beckn32 (Kim Norton) added a critique 1 year ago:
I like that his eyes are closed because you truely caught him in a moment.
TheAntipodes (Menno van Zaanen) added a critique 1 year ago:
I like this almost candid shot of somebody laughing. The overall colours are quite toned down, but perhaps that makes the contrast with his skin greater. This puts even more focus on his face.
photoaholic (Geoffrey Reynertz) added a critique 6 months ago:
great shot, i like this
it makes me smile

by AMPix
3 comments
beckn32 (Kim Norton) said 1 year ago:
Is this in Amsterdam? The colors of the buildings and the composition of the shot are fantastic, but the bicycle is getting a little lost in shadow.
Hanssie (Hans Stellingwerf) said 7 months ago:
This is Amsterdam indeed, "my" city:-))
The details are there, the lampposts (and burning) and the bike of course. Maybe you could crop a little in the foreground, but the composition with the tree above is very nice done
AMPix (Anne-Marie Pilon) said 7 months ago:
Thank you Hanssie! You are so Right!

by tetsu
5 comments
uncommondepth (Roberta Murray) said 1 year ago:
The definition of paradise captured!
chromadreams (David) said 1 year ago:
a-m-a-z-i-n-g, where is this paradise?.
Tetsu, I don't know if I have to congratulate you for this picture or if I have to do it for be there, :-))))
beckn32 (Kim Norton) said 1 year ago:
Oh how I'd love to be exactly in this beautiful spot on earth right now. Fantastic color.
southkeys83 said 8 months ago:
Amazing.....makes me miss home!!!! the blues are beautiful.....love this pic!!!
CouCou33 (Ingrid) said 8 months ago:
waoo... I was used to see only b&w picture from you Tetsu... but you can really do amazing color ones as well !

by beano
14 comments
beano (Jonathan Binas) said 1 year ago:
Thank you!! ;)
Jens (Jens Hoffmann) added a critique 1 year ago:
Very well composed and with a lot of detail. I like it very much and maybe it is because it is not sharpened to the max :)
elijah (Greg Carrick) added a critique 1 year ago:
I like the atmosphere this has, and the assymetry on right adds to the image
bodyNsoul (Patrick Krolis) added a critique 1 year ago:
After all rthe expert comments above, I just want to say that I think this is a beautiful image, work very well, for me, from tones to composition. Great work
jvgphoto (jon van gilder) added a critique 8 months ago:
Great framing job with this - great atmosphere you have captured - very strong sense of "being there" with this shot. Love the colors - nice work.
Best,
Jon

by mva1985
11 comments
Nynke (Nynke Wierda) added a critique 1 year ago:
I personally wouldn't worry about the horizon - it looks like they're on a bit of a slope anyway. I looked straight at their faces so didn't notice the blown-out highlights immediately, but now everyone else has mentioned them...
beckn32 (Kim Norton) added a critique 1 year ago:
I really enjoy how you've "blown" out the highlights since to me, it really makes me focus on their faces. I'm constantly drawn to what is (after much concentration) the left girls shoe in the air. It's distracting and looks a little out of place with the processing.
mva1985 (Chris Grant) said 1 year ago:
Kim, Thanks for the comment. I never really paid that much attention to the shoe but I think you have a good point.
jvgphoto (jon van gilder) added a critique 9 months ago:
Great shot - even with the blown highlights! Thanks for sharing.
Cheers,
Jon
narnold (Noah Arnold) added a critique 8 months ago:
the expressions are very intriuging..very nice shot!

by aldamir
8 comments
mrsankey (Andrew Sankey) added a critique 1 year ago:
Cool shot...seeing it just from the thumbnail is deceiving.
chromaticmelody (Dhiren Bhatia) added a critique 1 year ago:
This is a great shot. Thats a good eye and I too thought it was a real background for sure. Nicely done.
beckn32 (Kim Norton) added a critique 1 year ago:
I really like this. You got us all with the wall, but it works wonderfully. I love the enclusion of the pink branch and the words to the far left gives you the knowledge that the background isn't real. It's good you left that in. No critique on this one, in my opinion, it's perfect.
aldamir (di Carlo Darsa sandro) said 1 year ago:
thanx a lot for your fairplay ;)
This photo was a game to me, if I tricked you I enjoy it!
jvgphoto (jon van gilder) added a critique 9 months ago:
Very clever and a big instant fave! Wonderful - if you haven't seen it yet, do check it out.
Best,
Jon

by elijah
8 comments
beckn32 (Kim Norton) added a critique 1 year ago:
The glowing colors of the two girls are just perfect. I really like how you've selected them and their streamers as color which really makes them stand out nicely. My only nit pic is that it doesn't fit the theme description "A frame within a frame. Could be window frame, a port hole, or anything that frames the picture in the picture." But there's been debate on the title of the theme and the description of it are kind of two different things.
charmarie (Char) added a critique 1 year ago:
I like this photo too love the girst expressions and color on B&W I think it's good! My critique is pretty much the same as SUBJEKTIV the right had side fence behind the girl in the pink sweater, however nicely done!
elijah (Greg Carrick) said 1 year ago:
thanks all.
it's out of my window at my workplace.
TheAntipodes (Menno van Zaanen) added a critique 1 year ago:
I love the colours, but there seem to be a few places that could have been B&W as well, a small red bit at the right, but also the green door in the background and part of the fence on the left. Overall, a really nice picture with really bright colours, which I like.
jvgphoto (jon van gilder) added a critique 9 months ago:
Very nice shot - a little blown out on the right, but really evokes the happiness of childhood. Nicely done!
Best,
Jon

by PoiSoN
11 comments
beckn32 (Kim Norton) added a critique 1 year ago:
This is fantastic. I love all the things going on, the girla and cat, you, inside, outside. I do think it may do good with a slight straightening though.
elijah (Greg Carrick) added a critique 1 year ago:
excellent - many stories happening here.
I like the way it's nit straight - too many images are too 'clean' and tidied up.
PoiSoN (David Virtser) said 1 year ago:
Thank you all!
kt_still added a critique 1 year ago:
This takes the commonly used phrase "there's a lot going on" into a very different perspective. Great composition.
jvgphoto (jon van gilder) added a critique 9 months ago:
So cleverly done, and with lots of humanity in view as well. Thanks for sharing your perspective.
Best,
jon

by msdedi
21 comments
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psychodudu (Andrew Parker) said 1 year ago:
Congrats on the feature, and well deserved! Just a quick question. How long did this take you?
msdedi (Linda) said 1 year ago:
thank you for the feature, great feedback and comments you all!
@Andrew...hard to remember specifically, but less than an hour no doubt
byutanner (Jason Tanner) said 1 year ago:
Well deserved feature. Excellent shot and PP.
boulette (pepe alias boulette) said 1 year ago:
impressive result of manipulation
moostive (Mohsen Rasoulov) said 9 months ago:
Neat, thanks for the info of how to.
It is ideal, isn't it?
I love all bout this!
Great job.