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hendo55
Location: Sailors Gully VIC AU
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great model captured beautifully. I love the light and shadow in this image. Its super sharp where it needs to be and has a warm softness elsewhere. Well done.
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ChristianF
Location: Montreal QC CA
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Congratulations ! I agree with Chip. The mood is very trendy.
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dm1dave    
Location: Lowden IA US
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Fantastic portrait, congratulations on Editors Choice!
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Robert_1
Location: FL US
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whoa! fantastic portrait. the mood, the lighting, the coolness of the model. it all blend in for a perfect visual enjoyment.
congratulations!!!
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ctnorm7
Location: Shelton CT US
Posts: 1,169
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Tasmania1
Location: Blackmans Bay TAS AU
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A delightful shot. And the first shot for quite a while I think where the editors chosen a portrait. Great to see people making a comeback. I love it.
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Gumshoepa
Location: Hatfield PA US
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I’m sorry to have to disagree. Nice photo but nothing very special about it.
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chips7335
Location: Roseville CA US
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Thank you to Chip for selecting this photo as Editor’s Pick and to all who took the time to comment. Of all the images processed for this session this was Nicolette’s favorite. It was taken in a wine bar with very little ambient light. Thank you
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NDGraham
Location: Dorval (Montreal) QC CA
Posts: 687
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Soft lines on a great pose give a dreamy portrait-like feel but the surrounding yellow ambient light spoils it for me.
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chips7335
Location: Roseville CA US
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The color temperature of of the ambient light was quite warm. I just emphasized it when I brought up the shadows.
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voyageurfred
Location: Montreal QC CA
Posts: 786
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The setting is a good choice as is the pose of the model. However, the bright light above her head is distracting and could have been masked off by moving the camera a touch left and a lower, or just clone it out. Also her glasses are pin sharp, but not her eyes. Aperture perhaps too wide open. Some selective dodging on the eyes would bring in more detail. Last point, the images heavy yellow-orange cast imho is a bit too much. Overall good effort.
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Echowave
Location: Sherbrooke QC CA
Posts: 2
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I like the photo, but I find the comments of voyageurfred very relevant for this photo and helpful to perfect our photos, in general.
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chips7335
Location: Roseville CA US
Posts: 13
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I agree that the bright light is a distraction. In the dark environment I did what I could to tone it down. Thank you.
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