An abstract. Yellow on Grey. Shot in the CBD.
A back alley in the CBD
My little played guitar
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A few recent images...feedback welcomed
A clown figurine. I used a 300mm lens for this one...
An abstract. Yellow on Grey. Shot in the CBD. A back alley in the CBD My little played guitar Regards
Matt. K
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Like #1 and #2. In #1 I like the angle at which you've shot it, the shallow DOF and the lighting. I just wonder if it would be better if you cloned out the obvious edge of the table or whatever it is in the immediate foreground. #2..well spotted (no pun intended). Great shot.
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Matt,
I really like no. 1. The clown looks as though it's alive. I can almost hear the sounds of his accordion. That and the pastel moody colours in the image accompany his moody face perfectly. Alex
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No. 1 is a great portrait and no. 2 should be printed large and exhibited.
Well done. Regards, Patrick
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#2 - a superb example of what you do best.
#1 looks a little opalescent - maybe needs a contrast bump Peter
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Matt,
I agree with Peter about #2, you are great at showing us these scenes that typically most of us would just ignore, I like it  cheers, André Photography, as a powerful medium of expression and communications, offers an infinite variety of perception, interpretation and execution. Ansel Adams
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