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I created this font employing half circles wherever I could then sheared the word a little bit. Please tell me what you think and your initial impressions. Does this have a professional photography feel to it, or what do you think it better represents? Thank you!

p.s. I have no idea why the background ended up this color. The BG is supposed to be white.

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First of all this question is going to be closed: you should read graphicdesign.stackexchange.com/faq .. – Jack Dec 27 '11 at 4:34
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we have 2,917 user's and suppose 1000 users are active, surely they gonna put there view on this,and trust me no one(professional) will agree on one point with each other, so this is going to be more complex for you. ask your self and decide, if you are satisfied than you can go ahead...trust your self,and bg supposed to be white but i guess you have not noticed while saving, check this thing once again,by the way this logo is looking good... – Jack Dec 27 '11 at 4:45
I can't comment on this SX yet, so I'm going to post as an answer. A better place to go for professional feedback would be a site like Dribbble or Forrst.com (both very good communities). StackExchange sites are mainly for instruction and academic discussion, rather than feedback and opinion. – rikkit Dec 27 '11 at 11:31
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a good place to ask this kind of question: typophile.com/forum/23 – DA01 Dec 27 '11 at 20:44

closed as not constructive by Jack, PearsonArtPhoto♦ Dec 27 '11 at 12:45

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