Great shot. Better use of the late afternoon sun. It gives you a glow.

But ... and I hope you take this the right way. A couple of things I've noticed and I'll mention them just this once. On some shots, particularly when we see your face, you look stiff and stoic. A little more relaxed posture and facial expression would be nice. The faded out edit you use does gives things a hazy, dreamy quality. But on occasion, a brighter edit would bring out so much -- like the colors of your skin and hair in the sun, details in both the trunk and fallen limbs in this shot. I know you have your style and I'm not trying to change that, just point out a few things.

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Beautiful shot. I tend to go overboard with curves, levels, exposure, etc. in PS. I like how your photos appear to be simple, but I know its not. Care to share your process? I like the hazy look your work has. Thanks in advance.

each photo is really edited completely different, so it's really hard to say. i always lighten the photograph a lot in levels, especially in the shadows. other than that it's just coloring and filters.

I think the editing makes your face blend into the sky too much. Maybe with more contrast it wouldn't look flat, I dunno.

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yea i knowwwwww. i did all sorts of things but no matter what color the sky was it was always like..the same with the face. even with more contrast. it's annoying >

great job

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i want to know that book ,or if it is just a model?

it's a book of emily dickinson poetry : ]

ah, her poetry,special poet for life.