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Critique By:
Alisa Mudge (K:7511)
2/13/2004 3:06:14 PM
The lighting and contrast I think makes it moody. Was the soft focus intentional? I would like to see this sharp as well.
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Critique By:
Filipe Palha (K:5432)
4/13/2003 12:03:54 PM
icredable impact!! love it.
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Critique By:
Fred Buckley (K:437)
4/13/2003 9:49:29 AM
The lighting and contrast are intentional. This isn't really an architectual image. What I was trying to do was show the juxtaposition of the beautiful arrangement of shapes, and the darker reality of what it represents(traffic, overpopulation, societal problems, destruction of the environment.....). I toyed with naming it "Babylon" but went with interchange instead. Maybe "Babylon" would have made my intentions a little clearer. Just thought I would clear that up.
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Critique By:
Bart Aldrich (K:7614)
4/13/2003 9:39:07 AM
Lighting and contrast hold back an intersting arcitectural compostion here.
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Critique By:
Betsy Hern (K:12872)
4/12/2003 6:11:34 PM
The Travellers are an interesting Irish minority group. They speak their own language, Shelta, and some say they are direct descendents of wandering poets joined by the homeless from the time of economic upheavel in the 1690's. They usually don't like to have their photos taken so you were lucky. This photo has a Dorothea Lange feel to it. Nice job.
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Critique By:
Francesco Raciti (K:7101)
4/12/2003 9:03:17 AM
good
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Critique By:
John F Russell (K:23)
4/12/2003 8:58:44 AM
I like this one, but I feel that the print could be a little stronger. A bit more punch would really bring it out. However - having said that, the almost dreamy tonal range is quite nice as well !!!!
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Critique By:
AJ Haselwood (K:2148)
4/11/2003 1:33:36 PM
I kind of like the softness in this series. It lends itself to a dreamy sequence of events. They do look great when they are all viewed at once. Wonderful job of story telling.
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Critique By:
Greg O'Conner (K:2398)
4/11/2003 12:46:30 PM
Nice mood. I liek how it's off centered. I dont mind the soft focus. Maybe a little more contrast though.
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Critique By:
Mr. Arrey (K:11516)
4/10/2003 10:10:58 AM
This is really cute. nice expression and tone. Well composed too.
Peace!
Please also comment Susie , Rita! , Other Girls! , and > Elisa.
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Critique By:
Jerry Ann Deddo (K:435)
4/10/2003 9:57:23 AM
The soft focus gives it an interesting feeling - it gives the image some action. I feel like this is a good time in a bar sort of vibe. I like the composition, although the left hand being cut off is a little distracting to me.
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Critique By:
Glen Mitchell (K:637)
4/9/2003 9:41:06 PM
I think a day for each is a long wait.
Excellent work!
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Critique By:
John Strazza (K:11535)
4/9/2003 1:06:55 PM
wonderful .. i look forward to see the rest .. good work...
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Critique By:
AJ Haselwood (K:2148)
4/8/2003 12:56:22 PM
I like this,the tone is great. Maybe a little hot over the women's head but fixable. It drew me in with its untold story. Good work
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Critique By:
Bjoern Oldsen (K:22)
4/8/2003 10:16:00 AM
wonderful pictureI like the DOF as well.
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Critique By:
Glen Mitchell (K:637)
4/8/2003 7:19:52 AM
Great composition! I'd like to see a bit moe sharpness in the eye area, but that's just me. The overall softness gives it an interesting feel.
Great use of shapes and negative space.
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Critique By:
M.M. Meehan (K:3751)
4/6/2003 9:47:20 AM
I am running out of time. I will be back to appreciate the rest when I get time. Thanks for sharing and keep them coming!
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Critique By:
M.M. Meehan (K:3751)
4/6/2003 9:45:37 AM
I kinda like the background. The only thing that is bugging me is the guy's arm across their faces. Its an action shot. So, I suppose you need to be fast on the trigger.
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Critique By:
M.M. Meehan (K:3751)
4/6/2003 9:41:02 AM
Yes, I would agree with Kathleen on this. Plus the shadows from the trees intermingling with the tatoo, confuse me a bit. But interesting all the same. If you consider the subject is the hook in his back. Then the photo makes a lot of sense. Maybe change the title to 'hooked'. *grin* Yeah, changed what my rating was going to be. Higher on composition if you consider that subject.
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Critique By:
M.M. Meehan (K:3751)
4/6/2003 9:32:44 AM
The lighting is a bit off on this one. Too many shadows adding so much confusion. Perhaps it just as well that there are shadows hiding the activity. Now, I sorta see what they are doing! God, crazy kids. Is this some sort of initiation thing? A test of their stoicism? Maybe the low rating depicts someone's distaste for what they think they are seeing and not an actual rating on the quality of the photo. O well.
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Critique By:
M.M. Meehan (K:3751)
4/6/2003 9:24:33 AM
I am a fan, what can I say? This is great! Love the sepia tones. Very emotive.
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Critique By:
M.M. Meehan (K:3751)
4/6/2003 9:21:22 AM
This is excellent. I am undecided about which one to add as my favourite. Pay no attention to the ridiculous ratings. There are some sick puppies out there. What are those two doing in that photo?
Its amusing. The DOF, lighting, composition everything is terrific. By the way, I deleted my 'out of town'. I don't think my husband would have appreciated me doing that one.
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Critique By:
M.M. Meehan (K:3751)
4/6/2003 9:15:12 AM
I have finally got around to looking in your portfolio! Incredibly good stuff with your camera that sucks!! I am no judge of work this good. I just know its good. This one -- powerfull image, like someone else said.
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Critique By:
Fred Buckley (K:437)
4/5/2003 1:13:59 PM
Mr Arrey,
Thanks for the comment. Your right about the size. Unfortunately, computers and digital stuff are still a mystery to me. I don't really understand sizing and scanning. I always just guess and hope for the best. -Fred
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Critique By:
Mr. Arrey (K:11516)
4/5/2003 12:37:11 PM
nice tne and an interesting pic. But I would like to see a bigger pic
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Critique By:
Martin Fisher (K:5393)
4/5/2003 11:12:32 AM
Fred:
As per your request, her feet are availible for your viewing.
Shyfox
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Critique By:
GP Merfeld (K:14396)
4/4/2003 6:57:41 PM
Powerful image, terrifically rendered for maximum effect... Great light, tone, and composition... Dark and emotive... Outstanding work.
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Critique By:
Martin Fisher (K:5393)
4/4/2003 6:39:35 AM
Fred:
It makes me wonder...Have we found a new form of capital punishment. The only problem seems to be that sentencing is self inflicted!
I posted 2 new photos for you to view. I would love your comments.
Thanks.
Shyfox
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Critique By:
Greg O'Conner (K:2398)
4/4/2003 5:49:54 AM
this looks likeit hurts.
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Critique By:
Kathleen McGivney (K:112)
4/3/2003 11:06:20 PM
Good capture - the expression on his face is great. Good DOF. I like it!
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