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Published: 2007-01-19 14:10:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 26225; Favourites: 1264; Downloads: 333
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the latest fashion in hair designi was taking photos of flowers this day and could not let this beautiful bloom pass by
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she is so beautiful, and so, her look!, nice shot!
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Superb portrait
Wouldn't really know how to give any critique to improve this. The lighting is pleasantly soft, composition is nice, colours are fresh...
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thank you
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this shot is beautiful! i love it!
i am almost positive that there is some history to this hair style... i know i have seen it before symbolizing rebellion of some sort but i cant remember :/
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i cant remember either
thank you
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Wow, sweet girl... i love everything in this photograph. it puts a big smile on my face
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i love this photo... it is my guess that this hair style has lots and lots of history behind it... definitely not so new....
great shot, i love it!
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What a beautiful picture!..
I need to go to that hairdresser...
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Beautiful capture of a beautiful smile
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You're welcome ... love your signature too
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haha stunning... great capture, nice lighting and the DoF is awesome... it warms my heart
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butterflies must be following her ..beautiful flower and amazingly captured shot ..
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butterflies must be following her ..beautiful flower and amazingly captured shot ..
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am sure butterflies would be following her ..wut a beautiful flower ..and an amazing captured shot ..
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Fresh, fun, the mood is gooooood! The composition is not that great but the face expression, light, exposure and creamy bokeh are outstanding
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thank you so much..
as a matter of educating me...pray tell, how do I improve the composition...please..
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Np, my pleasure, it's a great portrait
I'm no teacher so I didn't mean to give any lessons. However, you may have wanted to use the rule of the thirds. Indeed, while most of the subject matter occupies the 2 lower right thirds, the upper and left thirds are almost empty save for the hair. It's a question of balance--for a vertical frame, I usually try at putting both eyes at the level of the upper third--without cropping the tip of the hair--and having shoulders a bit more centered. This is just my 
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decides to forget it
no seriously....
This was ione of my ost difficult compositions as the hair has to occupy most of the frame.
But if i look at the positioning of the smile...whisch you have to admit, is great...then the compositioning takes on a new dimension.
the rule of thirds is a great tool yes...but if you look at most of my portraits ...i tend to go against the norm.
thanx for the input. truly appreciated.
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Right, surely go against the norms--the rule of the thirds is worthless.
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Till i saw this, I thought i had the best pic of the Antennae!
This is the difference between the GURU n the SHISHYA.
better than the Best i have actually come across!
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thank you Sir
you have an awesome selecion as well
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The hair is very sweet with the smile...but might be quite menacing had she not smiled...
brings back my chilhood...my Mom did this with mi=y and my sisters curly, unmanageable hair.
You did a great job with color in this..her warm skin tones with the greens in the dress and the background are great.
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thank you
I was tempted to do it in B/W...but glad I did not
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I think with the good range of values in the photo, that black and white would have wroked too.
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Great capture.
Beautiful portrait...
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thank you
and thanx for the 
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aaww......it 's so cute and awesome!
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