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Aug 28, 2006 05:17 |  #1

Please give your valuable inputs. :)


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Aug 28, 2006 13:34 |  #2

I like the composition. Technically, the image is a little too flat(colors), and can benefit from some sharpening IMHO. Wish the subject was looking up, so the area around her eyes was brighter.
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Aug 28, 2006 23:59 as a reply to  @ cfcRebel's post |  #3

sharpen the image


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Aug 29, 2006 03:03 |  #4

Really pops after the sharpen - much better


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Aug 29, 2006 04:24 |  #5

What a good capture of mother and young together. With the monkey right on the edge I wonder what the young one is thinking.
The second sharpened shot is much better sameerb and it's a beautiful shot, well done.


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Aug 29, 2006 07:08 as a reply to  @ Anthony J Howe's post |  #6

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