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Critique By:
John Charlton (K:5595)
12/21/2002 4:10:08 AM
By comparison to your previous post, this shot has a full range of tones including black.
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Critique By:
John Charlton (K:5595)
12/21/2002 4:05:27 AM
I like this shot. The compostition is excellent. I find it a little lacking in detail, but my main complaint is the exposure which does not seem to have enough really dark tones in it. I expect to see them along the waterline at the bow of the boat and in the darkest areas of the forest on the shoreline. The large dark frame makes points this out to the detriment of the overall presentation.
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Critique By:
Kim Culbert (K:37070)
12/20/2002 1:54:57 PM
The eyes in the foreground mask are so life-like... you'e done a wonderful job to make these stand out. I can almost forget that they are clay, with the shadows that focused on. (8)
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Critique By:
Deleted User (K:4598)
12/20/2002 1:52:22 PM
I have to agree with the above comment. Simple and eye catching!
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Critique By:
Morsi Hussein (K:1128)
12/20/2002 12:16:43 PM
Outrageous! I love it.. Especially the complete blackness and crispness of the image..
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Critique By:
Elangovan S (K:10675)
12/20/2002 9:02:32 AM
I like the b&w so I am biased to this picture. However you could have used a CP filter to get a little bit of contrast on the sky. I like the composition and frmaing. very nice.
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Critique By:
Kyle Blair (K:1542)
12/20/2002 9:00:47 AM
I like this one better. The black and white makes it more dramatic IMO.
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Critique By:
Sarah Needham (K:2482)
12/20/2002 8:25:47 AM
I liked your colour version, and I also like this one. The black and white frame really works also.
Sarah
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Critique By:
AJ Haselwood (K:2148)
12/20/2002 8:18:25 AM
Raymond,
I spent many years in Seattle and had a field day shooting Post Alley. Thanks for bringing back some memories. It really isn't bad for not knowing much about photography.
AJ
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Critique By:
Sarah Needham (K:2482)
12/20/2002 2:05:34 AM
This is a lovely scene. The calmness and the muted colours work really well.
About the sky on the left - a darker inner border would help IMHO.
Sarah
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Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
12/19/2002 1:05:59 PM
What a forlorn scene. Photos like this say so much. Technically speaking, only the sky on the left side is distracting. Show us some more of this type of scene.
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Critique By:
Maarten Venter (K:885)
12/18/2002 2:22:13 AM
Lovely atmosphere.
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Critique By:
Sarah Needham (K:2482)
12/18/2002 2:12:15 AM
This is indeed, very nice to look at. Great perspective.
Sarah
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Critique By:
Tom Vadnais (K:973)
12/17/2002 6:57:09 PM
Very sharp, and great exposure with tricky lighting.
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Critique By:
David Lake (K:3310)
12/17/2002 3:46:19 PM
very nice can see just enough of the trees throw the fog to keep from cutting the image in half.
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Critique By:
Howard M. Parsons (K:3496)
12/17/2002 3:09:43 PM
Simple, elemental, almost an abstract.
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Critique By:
Deleted User (K:4598)
12/17/2002 3:01:57 PM
Nice, pleasing warm tones and perspective.
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Critique By:
John Myers (K:4308)
12/17/2002 1:52:07 PM
how lucky you were to get such a great shot so haphazardly . i really like this view.
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Critique By:
Steve Wise (K:215)
12/17/2002 9:32:14 AM
IMHO, you couldn't have picked a better time to be where you were to click that pic. What a gorgeous place...well captured!
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Critique By:
Raymond Andringa (K:963)
12/17/2002 9:24:55 AM
The Ashland Lakes are a series of three lakes just East of Mt. Pilchuck here in Washington. At the end of the (5 mile) trail lies Twin Falls.
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Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
12/17/2002 9:21:20 AM
Awesome. So eerily peaceful. Very well done.
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Critique By:
Bart Aldrich (K:7614)
12/17/2002 9:01:43 AM
Very nice. Where was are the Ashland Lakes?
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Critique By:
Terrence Kent (K:7023)
12/16/2002 6:42:21 PM
Once upon a time I worked in a hospital and had the same problem, eventually id read every magazine, eaten all stray candy, removed every stain, and made several hundred photocopies of my face - if only I had a digital camera at the time, my sanity would have been saved, and I could have taken great shots like this, i encourage you to make a series of this, workplace boredom via ccd, hehe
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Critique By:
Anindya Maity (K:7880)
12/16/2002 11:14:14 AM
If only a lone figure had been there.......
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Critique By:
Darrin James (K:3944)
12/16/2002 10:50:43 AM
I like the clinical symmetry
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Critique By:
Vincent K. Tylor (K:7863)
12/4/2002 9:35:41 PM
I agree, this is really nicely composed. The colors are soft and pleasant. The seagulls are a nice bonus...Beautiful! (8
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Critique By:
Raymond Andringa (K:963)
12/4/2002 10:16:19 AM
This was taken out near the Mukilteo, WA. ferry terminal.
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Critique By:
Wayne Allen (K:39)
12/4/2002 9:53:47 AM
That is a really good photo where was that taken at?
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Critique By:
Raymond Andringa (K:963)
12/3/2002 12:24:30 PM
I've done some cropping of my own and have added some brightness in hopes of making a better picture...
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Critique By:
Andy Eulass (K:13435)
12/3/2002 4:12:05 AM
Frankly, I'm not sure what from a mechanics standpoint how to correct this, but I frankly was surprised to see that this was a night time photograph. The lighting combined with the portions of the sky you see at the top give me the sense of an early morning or late afternoon shot. In a situation like this I would have probably attempted to do a pretty wide bracketing of the exposure (say plus and minus one stop). However, that would have required a lot more time to complete and you probably would have lost the pose of the fisherman. Very tough little conundrum. I like the photo, though. Great composition.
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