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Critique By:
Alison DuFlon (K:36566)
9/28/2005 11:53:38 PM
Myles this one is really beautiful, I love the perspective, you did beautifully on the color and all those wonderful textures. When are you putting a new one on.?? hope your doing well. Alison
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FERDINAND DOTREMONT (K:6612)
8/22/2005 12:37:00 AM
I think this is a very difficult shot. It is impossible to have the tree and the pavilion good, the contrast is too large. But I think the tree deserves to be photografed. It is a very nice and interesting trunk, I should take it closer.
Best regards.
Ferdinand
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Critique By:
Brian T. Ach (K:1742)
8/8/2005 1:53:10 PM
Really nice composition here, with the sloping wall leading us away from the bench, and then the out of focus bushes in the foreground leading us back...really nice
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Critique By:
Alison DuFlon (K:36566)
8/8/2005 1:24:52 PM
Wonderful details on the lampshade myles, I think I might have cropped a bit off of the left side. The lighting and subtle tones are great, you have captured a beautiful color. Alison
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Critique By:
Susie OConnor (K:34798)
8/8/2005 3:49:54 AM
Nice Myles! Very moody. Love the choice of b/w for this one. Perfect.
Susie
Thanks for your comment on my image earlier. 
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Kessia & Morgan UVA (K:7265)
8/8/2005 12:19:56 AM
wow! this is a really cool flower, kind of un-earthly almost! i wonder if TJ originally planted these there... excellent composition, i like how you can see the house but it doesn't distract from the flowers! great shot! Kess
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Kessia & Morgan UVA (K:7265)
8/8/2005 12:16:25 AM
i like the lighting a lot here!! the highlighted spot really shows off the color and texture! the lamp as a whole must be very pretty! great detail! Kess
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Roberto Arcari Farinetti (K:209486)
8/7/2005 6:48:38 PM
wooww Myles.
a nice architecturalscape!
nice soft tones
i like it
se you later
roby
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Critique By:
Myles King (K:791)
8/7/2005 5:12:29 PM
Sameh - After reading your comment I went back to the original and realized there is no noise in it. I think the noise originated when I changed the image size so i could post it on here. Thanks for the advice!
Myles
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Critique By:
Dr. Rafael Springmann (K:89517)
8/7/2005 1:47:08 PM
This is a lovely flower photo, Miles,in focus all over allowing the building behind (Thomas Jefferson's home?) to be seen very well.
Thank you for your generous comment on my "Black devil."
Best regards,
Rafi
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Critique By:
Kenneth Car (K:5704)
8/7/2005 10:39:19 AM
Wonderful image.
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Critique By:
Sameh Odeh (K:4717)
8/7/2005 10:04:07 AM
Nice color tones and texture. but if you don't mind ,i have a suggestion , that you can reduce the noise at the background, any way good job and well done.
And thanks for your comments on my photos.
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Zeev Scharf (K:25603)
8/7/2005 9:23:08 AM
Excellent capture of this nice flowers in the foreground giving partial view to this beautiful house in the bachgtound,superb colors
Many thanks for nice comments on "Fairy IR combined and "Flying around"
Best regards
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Critique By:
Alison DuFlon (K:36566)
8/6/2005 11:39:31 PM
Wonderful flower Myles, they look like a natural candelabras, and a fitting flower for Jefferson's home. I like how you have featured this and have also given us a peek at the home behind. Alison
Maybe we ill see you up here?
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Critique By:
Zeev Scharf (K:25603)
8/4/2005 8:57:08 AM
Excellent capture Miles,the branches on this textured wall are excellent,very nicely composed
Many thanks for nice comment on "First year"
My best regards
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Kessia & Morgan UVA (K:7265)
8/2/2005 10:44:41 PM
nice work myles! i'm pretty sure i'd already told you i like this one... one of my favorite parts is the little brick path on the right whose linear composition contrasts nicely with the wildness of the vines and berries! i guess i would agree that cropping off the left part a bit could be a good change... and definitely excellent in b&W! well done b! Kessia
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Alison DuFlon (K:36566)
8/2/2005 7:36:03 PM
Very nice and interesting view, although I might have cropped out the piece of vine on the left. The textures are great and you have a lot of interesting patterns going on. Works well in the B/W. You and Kessia will have to go out on photo shoots. Alison
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Critique By:
Dr. Rafael Springmann (K:89517)
8/2/2005 11:11:09 AM
This is our first, but hopefully not last meeting on the pages of "Usefilm", Mr. King (and this is, more or less, my standard opening whenever I meet a new UF member.) You wrote in your bio that you were an undergraduate student of psychology and that immediately aroused my interest as I'm a psychoanalyst. I asked myself (and you) if we could possibly have common interests. I looked through your portfolio. What I saw was an excellent use of nature, people and objects to create images with excellent captions. When first meeting a new UF freind try to comment on the first photo that friend poted last. This is because many times that photo is a representative of quite a few of his other photos. This is the case here also. In many of your photos you depicted nature in a very interesting way and this lovely photo of the convoluted tree is a good representative of that trend.
You are, of course, invited to read my bio and pay further visits to my portfolio.
In the meantime I thank you for your kind comment on my "Figure in colors 2."
Best regards,
Dr. Rafael (Rafi for future communications) Springmann
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Critique By:
Alison DuFlon (K:36566)
8/1/2005 7:09:19 PM
Myles besides the obvious which you have mentioned, it is a really interesting shot. I love the perspective and the way the beautiful tree trunk is your main focus, the colors are also wonderful and the shot has beautiful details and depth. Nicely seen. Alison
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FERDINAND DOTREMONT (K:6612)
8/1/2005 11:28:28 AM
Moody, well done. Good composition.
Congrats.
Ferdinand
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Kessia & Morgan UVA (K:7265)
8/1/2005 11:27:19 AM
excellent composition! it is too bad that it is all pixelated...but oh well, it still looks very nice! i do like the colors, the blues are really pretty! i think the only thing that would make this shot is a penguin! hehe good work! Kess
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Critique By:
Kenneth Car (K:5704)
8/1/2005 9:37:29 AM
Great colors and composition. It is a shame that it is not clear.
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Critique By:
Giulio Rotelli (K:28441)
8/1/2005 7:03:42 AM
Uno scatto assolutamente incredibile, č impressionante come il tronco dellaa pianta sembri parte armoniosa dell'architettura, quasi una colonna portante.
peccato per la risoluzione un pņ povera di pixel, avrebbe potuto diventare perfetta...
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Critique By:
Alison DuFlon (K:36566)
7/30/2005 1:01:53 PM
I love your home Myles, when will you have us over.? No seriously this is a beautiful shot, the dramatic sky brings out the majestic feel of the building. Alison
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Kessia & Morgan UVA (K:7265)
7/30/2005 12:38:45 PM
this really is an awesome place! it almost doesn't look real in this shot! I like the black and white, i think it brings out all the cool little details of the architecture! beautiful place, well done!! Kessia
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Critique By:
Roberto Arcari Farinetti (K:209486)
7/30/2005 9:10:13 AM
nicely time..
roby
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Critique By:
Kenneth Car (K:5704)
7/25/2005 10:34:46 AM
A haunting image.
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Critique By:
Alison DuFlon (K:36566)
7/24/2005 10:23:46 PM
This is a really beautiful detail Myles, the fish looks so intense and a little wicked, the tones are great as is the composition and beautiful lighting. I am glad to see you posting again, keep up the good work. Alison
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Critique By:
Myles King (K:791)
7/24/2005 10:16:05 PM
thanks kess! i'm really leaving this as a test to see if it will cooperate..cross your fingers!
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Critique By:
Chris Spracklen (K:32552)
7/24/2005 10:14:49 PM
Moody and mysterious!
Kind regards, Chris
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