Vietnamese idyll...

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• leDoc (484)
• [2007-03-18 15:34]

It's amazing how colors are saturated and the photo is sharp. Congratulations I like this photo.

André

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• pedrocarmo (1275)
• [2007-03-18 15:49]

Very good portrait.
I Like the way you posisioned the young lady on the left.
Good saturated colours.
Well done

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• travel-mirko (155)
• [2007-03-18 16:01]

I like the picture a lot. as the others already mentioned, the positioning is good and the colors are nice as well. would like to be there now...
Greetings from Mirko

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• sleon (9019)
• [2007-03-18 16:46]

Hi Caleb
This is a lovely natural portrait of this girl in her home surroundings. She looks rather pensive and you've captured her sharply in focus while the surroudings are nicely softer.
Regards, Susanna

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• Cara (1949)
• [2007-03-18 17:16]

Hello Caleb,
Great composition with excellent colors!
Well Done,
Daniel

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• marietom (24216)
• [2007-03-18 17:47]

quelles magnifiques couleurs. Belle image !
Marie

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• jonathan_hart (17725)
• [2007-03-18 18:13]

very good framing with the houses in background, very nice photo, the expression of the girl is thoughtful, great colors, well done !
regards
jo

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• Furachan (0)
• [2007-03-18 20:32]

AGain this is a case, C, where taking the trouble to OPEN the thumbnail pays dividends, big time!
Charming scene you captured here with that umbrealla held across like that and the serious, not to say mournful face of the Hmong girl. That Velvia can play havoc with skin tones though, don't you think (reddish hue...)
Very nice work as usual,
Francis

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• s10001in (1458)
• [2007-03-18 22:35]
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• sanalytis (1628)
• [2007-03-19 4:10]

Hi Caleb,

I love the rich saturated colors in this image. Your composition as always is excellent as is the position of the H'Mong girl. The grass is so green...outstanding, I wish I was there sitting with her enjoying the view.

Spiros

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• CHInCu_TTHP (34)
• [2007-04-04 15:26]

The one and only, the dramatic Fuji very Velvia :-).
A boost for acquring this film and shooting away, again ...
Vibrantly moody scene you got here. TFS.

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• nhathuy (201)
• [2007-05-13 11:27]

You position the girl on the left... Just right to make viewer feels that she is in half-to-go and half-to-stay emotion.

Regards,
Huy