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Critique By: Leon Havrilla  (K:51)  
2/3/2025 1:32:15 PM

very interesting look to this one. how did you get that focus smear on the side of the image? did you move the camera while taking the shot to get that effect?

while the blur is an interesting feature, it honestly distracted me from the main focal point of the image,
tho it does make me wonder what lens you used.
aside from that, I find the framing to be very nice. there's some good sharpness to the tree and the plants in front of it, and there's a nice contrast between it, and the clouds, though I would almost say that the image is ever so slightly too dark in my eyes, and the horizon being tilted irks me a little.

those minor subjective gripes aside, this is a very lovely photo. it deserves more attention as it shows a particular kind of intentionality that I don't see a lot of anymore these days.

please do keep it up.
        Photo By: Hassan **  (K:119)

Critique By: Leon Havrilla  (K:51)  
2/1/2025 2:30:29 PM

a very nice (what looks to be) double exposure. I have yet to try out making those myself. I know getting something decent that way is pretty difficult so I respect the craft. The focus is done beautifully and blends nicely with the shallow depth of field on the flowers!
        Photo By: Shirley D. Cross-Taylor  (K:174145) Donor


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