I especially like the foggy-looking bridge photograph, and the one of the building with the big statue out front. The flower ones, although they're nice, don't have a lot of interest to them except for the first one. It's a different angle on the flower, plus the colors are awesome.
These are really nice - what kind of camera do you use?
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Hey Jelly! I really don't have a ton of nitpicks about these. I feel like I could learn from you! I love how you played with the angles. Your close-up shots were also superbly done. What camera did you use for them? I enjoyed each one of these photos. : )
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I only found one nitpick for one photo. I liked photo six more before I clicked and expanded it. It looked like this before I expanded it:
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I think I liked I liked it better this was was because it looks more streamlined. Yes, the other line of flowers is pretty. But does it really add that much? The light grey strip at the very bottom of the original photo doesn't look as even as the dark gray strip that I cropped to. Because this is such a dynamic photo (because you cropped the top and edge of the fountain so well) we want to see evenness.
I have already given my over-all above. These photos are very, very good. Most of them even could be called professional looking.
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