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Very nice!!! You framed the photo with blossoms. Good composition. The exposure is good too. This is a good shot!! There's not much else to say!
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- My name is Brian Johnson. I have an amazing wife and two great kids and I live in Missoula, Montana. I have worked as a professional photographer for over 18 years and have a degree in photography from the University of Central Missouri. I work in the business and agricultural sector now but am following my dream of doing photography full time some day. This website is about learning. In the process of writing the website I hope to increase my knowledge and skills as well as yours. I love photography and hope I can help others to become better photographers. Because I believe the best way to learn if to just do it, I will also critique work. So if you are interested please email your work to ayresphotography@yahoo.com. If there is something you don’t understand or something I did not explain well enough, let me know. I will do my best to give a clarify it. Thanks for stopping in and let me know if you need anything.
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Yahoo!! THanks, Brian.
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