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Critique By:
Kim kyungsang (K:14135)
8/18/2003 6:27:00 PM
Beautiful image ,nice composition
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Critique By:
Kim kyungsang (K:14135)
8/15/2003 7:36:22 PM
Excellent work! Very good composition beach landscape!
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Critique By:
Jim F (K:8859)
8/14/2003 7:49:05 AM
Beautiful job, the photo is special because it brings back memories of summer fun on the beach. Well Done. Look at my summer fun photo taken on the shores of lake Michigan.
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Critique By:
Kim kyungsang (K:14135)
8/13/2003 7:15:32 PM
The young girl is lovable very. It is a good impression.
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
8/13/2003 6:19:56 PM
Does this color balance look a little better?
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Critique By:
Jamie Ferguson (K:6284)
8/13/2003 6:10:10 PM
Theres that look of concentration again. Good choice for a crop, way too much magenta in this shot though Lexie, could be reflections off the bucket (pail).
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Critique By:
Abeer Al Jarsh (K:10209)
8/12/2003 10:04:07 PM
excellent shot
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Critique By:
In Transit (K:29432)
8/12/2003 9:43:01 PM
Side By Side... For The World To See... To Sea...
With the apparent Post Scriptum work... feel that the background horizon could use some attention... to allow the eye to concentrate upon the apparent real focus point of Father & Child...
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Critique By:
Kim kyungsang (K:14135)
8/12/2003 7:36:33 PM
The love where the impression is strong quite it is a be photograph.
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Critique By:
Jamie Ferguson (K:6284)
8/12/2003 7:28:23 PM
Evoking a smile with both the image and story around it. You do a good job making it look very 50's the muted colours and vignette are wonderful. I think he needs a bit more sun though heh
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Critique By:
In Transit (K:29432)
8/12/2003 7:03:29 PM
It took this viewer a while to appreciate the pose of the multiple players in this scene...
but then...
its all about gymnastics...
only regret that it is not sand... but a simple carpet...
and by the way, do suggest to the one with the engagement ring... that she could improve upon her manicure...
otherwise good capture...
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Critique By:
augusto mario cunha (K:19049)
8/11/2003 9:03:53 PM
A cute kid and a touching scene! Very good! Regarding my Begonia 2, I use an automatic camera with no manual settings. To get a decent image I have to fool the sensors.
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| Photo By: Lexie Summers
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
8/11/2003 8:08:01 PM
I played with the color balance in PS. I think that this is a little better, but I am still frustrated with the scan quality.
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Critique By:
Kim kyungsang (K:14135)
8/11/2003 8:05:07 PM
The expression is good. .
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Critique By:
Anna Dill (K:3872)
8/11/2003 8:00:10 PM
what a darling photo. wonderful capture nicely done.
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Critique By:
SarahM none (K:7836)
8/11/2003 7:34:07 PM
There are really interesting elements in this such as the engagement ring and the tattoo. I like the way you have put them together in this shot! I agree with Jamie on the magenta, but I supect that is the scanning as you mentioned. Good job!!
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Critique By:
Jamie Ferguson (K:6284)
8/10/2003 10:50:21 PM
I like the lines in this Lexie but its a rather confusing tangle of a shot, looks like a couple of people playing Twister. Looks a bit noisy and has too much magenta but I think as you said that was the scan.
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Critique By:
Kim kyungsang (K:14135)
8/9/2003 10:10:01 PM
It is a good body line expression.
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Critique By:
Jim F (K:8859)
8/8/2003 8:19:36 PM
Well done, I like the sepia presentation and the solitude the photo emits.
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Critique By:
Marcelo Predebon Pereira (K:622)
8/8/2003 2:07:21 PM
Great ligting. Soft, sensible.
Congratulations.
Marcelo
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Critique By:
Igor L. (K:7432)
8/8/2003 9:03:23 AM
Nice work!
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Critique By:
Dr. Rafael Springmann (K:89517)
8/8/2003 8:30:52 AM
Your abstract seems to show feet. It also seems that you & i love cats, so, besides thanking you for your commen I'll try to combine feet & cats.
Regards,
Rafi Springmann
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Critique By:
Lasse Mellberg (K:13)
8/8/2003 4:02:06 AM
Nice Work, nice idea.it is really a nice cyanotype!!
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Critique By:
David Goldfarb (K:7611)
8/7/2003 7:49:28 PM
Elangs: This is not a toned print. Cyanotypes are naturally blue.
Cyanotype is one of the easier alternative processes to try if you want to get your feet wet. It doesn't really require a darkroom or fancy equipment. Here's a description with instructions:
http://www.bostick-sullivan.com/c_cyano.htm
Since it's a contact printing process, you'll want at least a medium format negative. An inexpensive way to get a reasonably large negative without getting into large format is to use a Polaroid pack film camera and shoot type 55 pos/neg film.
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Critique By:
David Goldfarb (K:7611)
8/7/2003 7:39:33 PM
I think I like this one more than the first. The asymmetry gives it a better feeling of motion.
Cyanotype is a good choice as well. There is something about the blue image that contributes to that sense of instability here. Just out of curiosity, I looked at the image in Photoshop and desaturated it, and the effect is completely different--more like a scene from a horror movie with that low, upward pointed light.
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
8/7/2003 5:55:54 PM
Okay, since Evangelos pointed it out I had to go fix it. Nothing major just cleaned up the background a little.
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Critique By:
Ana Vianna (K:15270)
8/7/2003 4:54:47 PM
Excellent work! Very interesting!
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Critique By:
Jamie Ferguson (K:6284)
8/7/2003 7:07:40 AM
Unusual perspective and colouring here Lexie, is this crotch cam? 
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Critique By:
Fabio Keiner (K:81109)
8/7/2003 1:50:50 AM
ointments of light
jumping right into the dark at sunset
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very fine color nuances
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Critique By:
Marcin Gorski (K:12388)
8/7/2003 12:09:55 AM
tones and colours are fantastic, strong graphical impact
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