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| Barb Athanasiou | Nice shot of his reaction. Using some software either darkening the small gold spot at the bottom left corner – and/or cropping it a ¼ inch at the bottom and right side would keep it from being quite so centered. |
| Ernie Zimmerman | The photo is of a boy catching a deef hoof on a stick. The action of the boy does not appear dramatic in the photo. I had a problem visualizing the gray hoof from the dark gray sweater of the person in the background. The stick itself does not stand out. If the stick and hoof as well as the boy were adjusted for color, contrast, and saturation, the picture would have some more punch.. Also blurring the background would allow the foreground to stand out further. |
| Sally Grugan | Cute story; I would like to hear more of it. The youngster looks like he is saying "why me?" Casual flash is always a problem; do you have a card on your flash that diverts the flash? Do you have a special interest in Native Americans? My youngest son married a Native American girl. She is one of few NA women who is a practicing M.D. They live in Alaska. |
| Mohanan Nair | Nice sap shot. The hoof is not visible clearly. Boy's expression is interesting. |
| Kathleen L. Sims | Nice job of capturing the moment. I like the surprise expression on the boy's face. |
| Bogdan Bricelj | It's seen the surprise on his face. But without explanation I wouldn't know the reason. |
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Kathy Goldner- Biography I am a life long learner. I am a member of the St. Louis Camera Club and have taken various Photoshop classes. I would love to learn more and look forward to learning from the various members in my PSA Study Group.
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