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Congratulations Keith Carter! May 2025 PFRE Photographer of the Month

Congratulations Keith Carter, May 2025 PFRE Photographer of the Month! The theme this month was "Detail Shot".Keith Carter - Entry 1064 Paul-Dan Dragoman - Entry 1059 Stefan Randholm - Entry 1060

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Photographer of the Month - August 2021
Entry 505

2 comments on “Entry 505”

  1. Well done... love the light and the comp... very natural good timing on sunlight and love the depth into the bedroom without the lights ...very effective without showing too much to take away from the intimacy of the indoor/outdoor features.

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  2. Agree with Garett. This is really nicely done. I kind of want to see a smidge more breathing room along the top and right, but only if that could be done without losing the intimacy that Garett mentioned. I find the chair facing the camera to be a little…something. So wouldn’t mind if it were removed for this shot, or maybe angled somehow, or nudged a bit towards the right...?

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