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Hey, here are a few more :)

The Lake District
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Sheep! I know this one goes a bit misty at the top but again I like it :P
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Out the back of our cottage on The Isle of Skye
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I took this whilst leaning out the car window lol
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A field!
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These next 3 go together with the swing one in the last lot I posted. It was for a project in Media Studis.
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I always disliked the bear one because the idea behind it was that a child could have dropped these things when they were taken but the bear looks too placed.

More to come :) Thank you for looking and let me know what you think!

Oh and remember all the info in the last photos are fake! lol and no stealing! :P




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I really, really, really like those last three. The ones you did for you Media studies. They touched me. And I really think the colour of the red teddy, boot and glove makes it even better. It really stands out. I just really liked them. I can totally see them on big billboards along the road.

Well done!

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Hiya! More pictures, wonderful!

First pic- Oh. My. Gosh. That's all I really can say about this.
Second pic- It's not so much the top of the photo that bugs me so much as the sheep. The mountains really look like the focus to me, not the sheep.
Third pic- Off, I love it! That would work really nicely as a picture prompt for a contest. So unusual.
Fourth pic- Beautiful. Just, amazing.
Fifth pic- Another good picture prompt!
Sixth pic- Okay, I see what you mean about the bear. Maybe if you put the bear at a bit more of an angle it would work better with the theme of a child being abducted. Like, they dropped it when they were grabbed.
Seventh pic- Maybe if you made it so the boot was more toe-down? Or the sole was flat on the ground. I find that would make it look more like it had been left behind in an abduction.
Eight pic- Maybe put the glove closer to somewhere a child would be abducted? Like near a swing-set or in the shadow of a tree.

So, my suggestions for the last three pictures are just my opinion, but I did like them as-is.

You have an amazing eye.

If you have any questions, ask!

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Wow! The first picture is great! I love the gradual color change from light to dark. It really gives a nice touch to the photo.

The one of the feild and the telephone booth thing are really cool. The clarity and composition in them is great.


As for the last three, they're good :D. But, like you pointed out on the bear, they do look a bit too placed. I think, maybe if you had off-set them a bit so that the "Dropped" items weren't too centered, then it would look more like a child had dropped them :D.

However! They were incredible! Keep it up! I can't wait to see more :D

June
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Ah, sweet light. it's been staring in my face, so I've been blind. Now I've learned that we're all the Body: the Lord's Eternal Crew. It's simple. The last person to be raised will be the devil himself, and we are helping. Once we have everyone, he will be himself.

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These are absolutely fantastic. Especially the first one, with the colours and the way everything sits in the picture. You're so lucky to have gone to the Lake District--I'm been pleading with my mother to take me. :D




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Which Lake District do you mean? I was thinking more of "Aurelia's Colors" when I wrote this, about how the main character shows everyone a "Coat of Many Colors."




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The Lake District in the north west of England :P



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