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Oklahoma Landscape
Beth Williams
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Marcia Mueller
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Carolyn Burton
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- Messing around at home, if you would let me know w...
- A moment of Stillness
- Still Life - Spring 2014
- Spring means frogs... and eggs!
- Still Life Love - Welcome to Spring Ladies!
- Self Portrait
- who's watching whom?
- Did you know the crows are starting to nest?
- This is how I feel sometimes
- {NOT} Self Portrait
- selfie ... or not
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5 comments:
I love the first one with the amazing sky color, the house glows. The trees add depth. Looks great.
The close up is lovely, except the background is too white.
The last is wonderful with the startling white against the warm brown
GREAT messing around!!! Keep it up!!!
the first has beautiful color. the clouds give some interesting leading lines.
the second - what if you boosted the contrast, then turned it into black and white? the white on white is interesting! I think some playing could make it fabulous!
The third is lovely! The natural tones playing together really nicely and the lines are crisp and beautiful.
Lovely, LOVELY job! ahhh isn't spring great?!
The clouds are amazing. They draw us into the image.
I like the orchid against a soft-focus, elegant pattern. The stem arc and center of the orchid blossom punctuate the image. Nicely done!
The diagonal lines in the third image give it energy. I like the monochrome tones. I'd like to see a bit more detail in the white blossoms.
Great experimenting!
I like the long exposure very much. The paths of the clouds and the color of the sky are magnificent. Is the noise from lightening or from the in camera exposure?
The orchid shot is elegant. I think it says something that we each have a different response to it. I like it in color - the reddish center of the orchid and the green stem serve as counterpoint to all the white. The only thing I wish is that there were a bit of contrast between the orchid's edge and the wall. Perhaps a bit of extra light coming from in front and above to create a drop shadow?
The third shot of the lilies is well designed and executed. It is pleasing, especially in the sepia tone. While very well done, it is the image that feels least personal to me.
Good job on learning how to add the watermark.
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