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A great sepia image ,like it
Kathleen
Have fun, it shows in your photography.
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OK, there is a bit of out of focus but this is a really creative angle and good use of b/w.
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This is my favorite image of yours.
The composition is good and the right amount of information outside of the frame is missing, making the person viewing the image fill in the rest of the picture with their imagination.
This is as much art as it is photography whether intentional or not and as an idea is brilliant.
The focus seems to be mainly on the lips and not the dandelion which to my mind is spot on.
I like this image very much.
If this is a colour shot made black and white why not try a colour pop of your sisters lips. It may work very well, or not. Worth a try I think.
You make it to 'my favorites' list with this image which on my profile is VERY short and not added lightly.
Well done.
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Hi Georgina
This is a really great shot, never be afraid to get up close and personal, as this photo shows, good angle too, just keep experimenting with angles, distance and varying heights.
Don't know how many photos you take of the same subject? Try taking 30 or so shots of one subject from different angles, distance, dof, high, low, etc I still do it now it's amazing the difference in looks the same object can give when taken in so many different ways, you may find some just don't work but at the same time a couple of great shots will come from it.
Notice you aren't afraid to angle your camera, basically just take loads of photos, try and do it on a daily basis. Keep up the good work and will check back here to see if you have posted any new stuff in a few days.
Take care
Pixel xx
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This show a high level of ability.
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Its a nice picture, you have a good eye, Im sure everyone is hoping there is a sequel to this one with the dandelion seeds flying off in all directions.
ok maybe its just me then.
So long and thanks for all the fish