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Andrew
#2 and #3 don't grab me. #2 isn't punchy enough and #3 I find the blown sky detracts from what would otherwise be a great compoisition. The other 3 images are way better, with the last one being the best Peter
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#5 is my favourite, but I'd try to crop the top a little closer to the hedge personally I'd keep it to the garden, and the hills and sky distract from the main event
#1 doesn't pop, the colours are there but it seems a little dark and washed out #2 I like the subject matter, but again it doesn't pop, perhaps some PP could improve it ? #3 Tough one here, the characters almost make up for the blown sky, perhaps a little creative " sky / cloud replacement could work on this shot #4 Had it been me in this shot, I would of cropped a lot closer (framed it closer) to keep the subject just on the tea party.
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