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Critique By:
Terry V. Haslett (K:403)
2/8/2005 2:17:06 AM
Andre,
Thank you for the comment. I looked at your pics tonight your landscapes are exceptional, keep up the good work.
Terry
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Critique By:
Terry V. Haslett (K:403)
2/6/2005 2:09:54 AM
Yes there is blue cast. It was probably the way I set the camera but I sort of like the Blue cast. Because it really was cold!!!
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Critique By:
Terry V. Haslett (K:403)
2/4/2005 1:20:40 AM
Bryan,
Great shot. I do love some of those wines from there. They are prevelent in Southern California where I have a house and I am trying to get some of the people back here on the east coast to try them. I live in both places. But back east they are sort of slow figuring out what tastes good. Go figure. When you live in PA they are still in the dark ages. Keep up the great work.
T
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Critique By:
Terry V. Haslett (K:403)
11/28/2004 11:11:20 PM
George,
Great angled shot of the tower. If you use PS CS you might want to try and Magic Wand the sky and add Smart Blur to it and get rid of the ISO artifacts that I can see in the photo.
T
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Photo By: George Black
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Critique By:
Terry V. Haslett (K:403)
11/28/2004 11:07:55 PM
Looks like a shot taken up in New England on the coast. Well done.
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Critique By:
Terry V. Haslett (K:403)
11/28/2004 11:05:00 PM
George,
Great picture. I love the way the clouds and boat and pier compete with each other in all those geometric and organic forms. Next year I will be in Florida at a conference and to do some photography cannot wait.
Ciao,
T
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Critique By:
Terry V. Haslett (K:403)
11/28/2004 10:58:14 PM
George,
Thanks. No the shadow in the foreground is not mine, there was some trees etc. behind me. I was sitting down on the walk to take the picture. As for the intensity of the colors, I did have it more subdued but in another forum thay complained it was to dull. Go figure. So I change towards to brighter as I sometimes do it is sort of a style I am trying to develop.
Thanks again for your input it is appreciated.
T
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Critique By:
Terry V. Haslett (K:403)
11/28/2004 7:34:58 PM
Leigh Ann,
Yes the lighthouse is open. This time of year it's rather cold and windy, take plenty of lens cleaning paper. They did not charge me to get in the day I went probably because the season is over. There are wild deer, Fox etc. running around in the brush. Take good walking shoes. The walk in is a little over 3/4 of a mile just to the Lighthouse not including anywhere else. There is a place on the beach that would make a good photo. I did not think about it till after I left but there are signs that say "Clothing Required Between Signs".
I took your pic of the light house and worked on it in PS CS. I straightened it did of few other things and added a blu sky.
Thanks,
T
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Critique By:
Terry V. Haslett (K:403)
10/10/2004 3:05:27 AM
A glass ceiling in Las Vegas
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Critique By:
Terry V. Haslett (K:403)
6/4/2004 8:31:38 PM
Hugo,
I finally got the picture you did to show up. Thank you for the time. Your right I like your crop better. Don't know why I did not do that when I was working on it. Sometimes you don't see the trees for the forest. Thanks again I will change it to that crop, it is better. I might try some grain on it to see if it works better.
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Critique By:
Terry V. Haslett (K:403)
4/17/2004 1:21:11 AM
Hi Hugo,
No it still does not show up even refreshing. I think there might be some problems since the web site has changed. I prefered the oringinal site this new site seems to be lacking something.
I saw some pics you took in Morraco. I will have to add a few from my uncle that I redid in PS from when he was there during WWII. The stories he told me where great. Casablanca as he saw it and the real original French Foreign Legion.
Terry
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Critique By:
Terry V. Haslett (K:403)
4/16/2004 11:56:41 PM
Hi Hugo,
Thanks for your critque. You said that you included a photo that you cropped but I don't see it. Can you tell me where it is so I can see your idea. Thanks again.
Terry
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Critique By:
Terry V. Haslett (K:403)
5/21/2003 4:12:11 PM
Good composition, color & DOF. The only thing I might have done is crop it a little more at the bottom to get rid of the long rock formation. But it still works both ways. Would look good large and in a nice frame hanging on a wall.
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Critique By:
Terry V. Haslett (K:403)
5/19/2003 3:15:53 PM
Excelent compositon, DOF and colors. Should be used on an advertisement for a restuarant.
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Critique By:
Terry V. Haslett (K:403)
5/18/2003 3:37:53 PM
Only thing I notice is that the chain is not perpendicular.
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Critique By:
Terry V. Haslett (K:403)
5/18/2003 2:57:29 PM
Very well done. I guess someone could say that the mans wrist should be shown but if you look at it from another perspective the mans wrist is the anchoring point of the idea. Either way good idea.
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Critique By:
Terry V. Haslett (K:403)
5/11/2003 2:34:57 PM
Simple and to the point.
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