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I agree with your critique, the red door in the background is distracting and the purpose of this assignment wasn't fully met. I like the little details of this image, like the water droplets on the glass and the design of the window. The angle of the shot is nice, but if the background wasn't so busy or if it was blurred out more, it would have easily made a better image. It definitely has potential. Like you said, they could have waited for the sun to come out more to have stronger
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