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Photographer of the Month -
Entry 251

Austin La Rue Baker
https://laruehomephotography.com/

2 comments on “Entry 251”

  1. Incredible mood and light here. I would have moved those pattern pillows on the left in a bit further and taken out the small plant behind side table that you can barely see. The hole in the side table by chair is also distracting a little so maybe fill with some books or turn table to hide hole?

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  2. Nice. I love the play of light and shadow here, and I really like this perspective on the space. Though for my taste, the scene is just a little dark overall. And the composition feels kind of squished/unbalanced. I'd be curious to see how it might look if quite a bit more were included along the top of the frame.

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