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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
7/2/2006 3:34:36 PM
clever and beautiful graphic abstract. well done Pawel ;-)
kostas
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| Photo By: Pawel Rubaj
(K:801)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
7/2/2006 12:38:19 AM
very good idea. wonderful macro perspective and composition. i think the domino in front should be illuminated better ;-)
regards,
kostas
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| Photo By: Ahmad Ehab
(K:275)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
7/2/2006 12:35:22 AM
wonderful long exposure effect, nicely composed and presented picture ;-)
kostas
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Photo By: Keith Saint
(K:13784)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
7/1/2006 11:57:55 AM
it's a good capture of what the title suggests...the full bag and the water trails behind the kid convey a feeling of fun that i like...the abstract shadow is also a nice element in the photo ;-)
regards Anatoly,
kostas
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| Photo By: Anatoly Vasiltchenko
(K:-116)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
7/1/2006 10:39:50 AM
wonderful close-up perspective and very dynamic effect! focusing on the eye of the horse would be better ;-)
regards,
kostas
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| Photo By: Tomas Savickas
(K:176)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/30/2006 6:22:49 PM
wonderful photograph,cleverly seen and shot! the bright spots on topleft corner somehow distract me,but i like the reflection effect very much ;-)
your picture reminds me of one usefilm photographer who is the best in this kind of reflections:
http://www.usefilm.com/photographer/17498
regards,
kostas
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| Photo By: Maryam Amiri
(K:754)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/29/2006 2:52:31 PM
never been to Budapest before but i would consider travelling there if this was really the kind of Dusk they offer!
this is the moodiest picture i've seen recently :-)
kostas
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| Photo By: Zeljana Maric
(K:432)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/29/2006 12:29:13 PM
very well seen and effectively composed. good work Serhat ;-)
kostas
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| Photo By: serhat ÖNCÜ
(K:522)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/28/2006 1:29:00 PM
the most creative 'water' image i've seen for some time...well done Roman ;-)
kostas
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| Photo By: Roman Drochomirecki
(K:838)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/28/2006 12:55:29 AM
nature that continues to live + lovely 24mm perspective = a wonderful photo :-)
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| Photo By: Nick Karagiaouroglou
(K:127263)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/28/2006 12:51:41 AM
i love this kind of images ;-)
well done Nebojsa!
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| Photo By: Nebojsa Vrcelj
(K:199)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/28/2006 12:46:58 AM
i think this is a good, expressive portrait shot, nicely lighted and composed - except for cropping out the bottom lip of the kid in front ;-)
regards,
kostas
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| Photo By: Shane McIntosh
(K:365)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/28/2006 12:43:07 AM
i like this picture. the arrangement of the faces as well as the lighting manage to convey a special mood that i like ;-)
regards,
kostas
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| Photo By: Shane McIntosh
(K:365)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/27/2006 2:58:44 PM
nice picture! the slow shutter effect is what makes it so special ;-)
kostas
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| Photo By: Giuliano Guarnieri
(K:36622)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/27/2006 2:34:24 PM
very well seen Marian! including both the object and its shadow in such a balanced and effective composition says a lot about your photographic skill ;-)
kostas
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| Photo By: Marian Man
(K:80636)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/27/2006 2:25:44 PM
i like it. eyecatching colors (+message). the selective desaturation was an excellent idea. cropping out the face works effectively as well. ;-)
kostas
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| Photo By: Bikas Das
(K:6544)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/27/2006 2:15:41 PM
well seen Paul...might give a more abstract feeling if cropped tighter at the bottom ;-)
be happy
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| Photo By: Paul Lara
(K:88111)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/21/2006 8:17:24 PM
nice perspective and composition,effectively controlled exposure of the foreground elements,and this special mood that star trail images always create...nice effort Paulo,keep experimenting with night photography as it can be a rewarding field...it may be battery consuming,but this doesnt stop me from saying "the longer the exposure ,the better"...one last comment : its a pity you didnt upload your picture in a larger size so as to have a bigger impact ;-)
regards,
kostas
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| Photo By: Paulo Uemura
(K:2330)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/21/2006 8:16:56 PM
nice perspective and composition,effectively controlled exposure of the foreground elements,and this special mood that star trail images always create...nice effort Paulo,keep experimenting with night photography as it can be a rewarding field...it may be battery consuming,but this doesnt stop me from saying "the longer the exposure ,the better"...one last comment : its a pity you didnt upload your picture in a larger size so as to have a bigger impact ;-)
regards,
kostas
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| Photo By: Paulo Uemura
(K:2330)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/21/2006 10:33:49 AM
wonderful image of cute lights swinging in the dark...nice work James ;-)
kostas
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| Photo By: James Cook
(K:38068)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/20/2006 6:15:28 PM
well seen reflection and a nice photograph Marian...the abstract effect might be more pronounced if you crop out the sky part and leave only the building in the frame ;-)
be happy!
kostas
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| Photo By: Marian Man
(K:80636)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/20/2006 5:27:47 PM
i was browsing usefilm when i suddenly saw my name in the title of the photo!! :-)
Renzo,congratulations for experimenting with traditional film techniques in the days of easy digital manipulation...your effort has paid back and this is a nice picture of the kind we dont see often.
technically speaking, i'd suggest an even lower lighting angle so as the shadow of the chair was fully apparent. also,the shadowed part in the exact middle of the photo might distract some,so try experimenting with wider apertures to see the difference ;-)
well,i can now add this picture to my favorites, as many have done with my own example here: http://www.usefilm.com/image/152958.html
thank you very much Renzo!
be happy and keep shooting ;-)
kostas
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| Photo By: Renzo Nuñez Melgar
(K:409)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/20/2006 5:50:55 AM
cute image indeed! the contrast of colour with monochrome is great ;-)
it's funny how previous comments mention 'coloring the scene' as if our original perception of the outside world was B/W and we added colour later...the opposite seems more obvious to me : leave the colour as is and simply de-saturate the surroundings... ;-)
regards,
kostas
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| Photo By: Roberto Bertone
(K:13239)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/20/2006 1:35:23 AM
yes,nice picture. the medium telephoto perspective works effectively and the funny colored wheels contrast nicely with the monochromatic everything else ;-)
be happy Stephen,and thanks for your comment,
kostas
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| Photo By: Stephen Gledhill
(K:1232)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/20/2006 1:26:21 AM
hmm...i believe their life would be simpler if they didn't seek anything...to simply BE is magic and can be fulfilling just by itself... ;-)
anyway, i like this photo and i like your words about it. regarding your other question on my photo, the answer is that i deliberately shot half the face because i felt it would have a stronger effect than the regular full-face approach.
best regards,
kostas
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| Photo By: Michel Pettigrew
(K:975)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/19/2006 7:44:09 PM
isn't it wonderful how simple things that get no attention in everyday life - a glass for example - can offer us such beautiful views just by letting light pass through them?
regards,
kostas
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| Photo By: Samuel Thoraval
(K:157)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/19/2006 5:11:24 PM
cihan,this is so well seen!
the only thing i don't like about your picture is the grey colour of the water ;-)
regards,
kostas
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| Photo By: cihan kilic
(K:160)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/18/2006 7:51:22 PM
nice idea Melanie
but
the resulting image is more 'ghost' and less 'train' than i would like ;-)
best regards,
kostas
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| Photo By: Melanie Peters
(K:2248)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/18/2006 7:44:11 PM
great light and mood...composition is very good but the effect would be much stronger if the foreground was filled with a vehicle (with lights on) instead of being empty ;-)
regards,
kostas
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| Photo By: Cristian Chitaru
(K:286)
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Critique By:
Kostas Tzanetos (K:22012)
6/18/2006 7:40:22 PM
one of the most emotionally powerful images i've seen recently, and an excellent photograph as well...nice work Lazlo ;-)
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