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Clay Boutin (K:28722)
4/6/2009 3:44:17 PM
Beautiful shot George. Great color and detail. Bet you had a blast out on the open sea.
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Critique By:
Gustavo Scheverin (K:164501)
4/6/2009 3:07:22 PM
Elegante!
Bravo!
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frank wolf (K:5392)
4/4/2009 11:52:05 AM
hello george,
nice prices ... ))
yours
frank
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Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
3/31/2009 4:32:38 AM
I let my grand daughter convince me to take to the Automotive History Museum at Balboa Park in San Diego. This was last weekend on the 22nd of March.
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Brigitte R. (K:25989)
3/30/2009 11:46:41 AM
Wow, I haven't seen Jack in ages... what a great shot!! What year was this taken?
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Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
3/3/2009 2:35:53 AM
Hello Mr. Walker -
The APS film is for my wife. I got her a Canon ELPH because she hated loading the 35mm P&S I had given her. It seems as though she could never get the film pulled out long enough for the auto winder to grab. She like it and has found the 200 speed film gives her the best photographs. Thw 110 film is for a Pentax SLR system I acquired a number of years ago and is still going strong.
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Critique By:
Walkman Walker (K:318)
3/3/2009 1:35:12 AM
...so what do U have for the APS film?? I picked up a Pronea 600i (6i in USA) for just that reason....and it works great!!! Good luck with the processing....might have some interesting colors if the film is dated!!! Right on!!
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Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
3/2/2009 12:39:44 PM
You may be surprised to learn that 110 film is still manufactured ad sold in places like Wal-Mart and Walgreens. I use it occasionally in a little Pentax SLR that I picked up a few years ago. Kodachrome is processed at only one place in the USA anymore. It is in Kansas and is called Dwayne's. Excellent quality and turnaround time at a very reasonable price.
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Critique By:
Billy Bloggs (K:51043)
3/2/2009 12:12:24 PM
There's quite a mix here. Haven't seen a 110 cartridge for donkey's years and can you still get the Kodachrome processed? I still use film, we're not all dead and buried just yet. There's nothing like finding old film and getting it processed, not sure what's on it till you get it back. Good luck with it.
Regards, Gary
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Paulo Uemura (K:2330)
2/4/2009 10:25:50 AM
Hello George, thanks for commenting mine photo. I agree with you. I do not like to be retouched images, in fact I prefer to do a picture in a way that does not need intervention services. And that was in Chrome yet. And this picture is very interesting because it is not a common scene for us that we are not military or yard workers
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Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
1/1/2009 2:00:06 PM
You are correct!!! This is a favorite place to eat for my crew.
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Critique By:
Donald Allen (K:568)
12/16/2008 3:28:45 PM
Looks like a cracker barrel.
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Critique By:
Wolf Zorrito (K:78768)
10/25/2008 2:42:43 PM
The desert is full of life but not as you expect it ;-)
Interesting story.
Be well.
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Critique By:
Paul Lara (K:88111)
10/25/2008 6:27:48 AM
I always love seeing these, and thanks for catching this one, George.
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Critique By:
frank wolf (K:5392)
10/20/2008 9:58:35 PM
hello george,
a very good capture !
yours
frank
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Critique By:
Roberto Arcari Farinetti (K:209486)
10/16/2008 5:47:41 PM
dramatric moment of work.. they are so crazy!
roby
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Critique By:
Pablo Dylan (K:63918)
10/13/2008 5:32:11 PM
Fantstic example of creative work.
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Critique By:
Omer Motiwala (K:1704)
10/8/2008 6:09:36 PM
Agree with you !!
it is explaining each and every detail the ship even !
thanks for sharing such a thing
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Critique By:
Mitra Nademi-Nassari (K:28234)
10/6/2008 3:55:00 AM
Wonderful shot.
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Critique By:
Rashed Abdulla (K:163889)
10/5/2008 11:28:55 PM
Great capture, well balanced exposure, all of the best my friend
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Critique By:
Gregory McLemore (K:35129)
10/5/2008 2:13:31 AM
Drama in the hot desert, well captured.
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Critique By:
Eb Mueller (K:24960)
10/4/2008 4:46:44 PM
Interesting piece of Americana!
Eb
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Critique By:
Eb Mueller (K:24960)
10/4/2008 4:43:57 PM
Given your history for this image, I can understand the print quality. What appears to be first light on the statue and the stairs gives the composition that special element. Good recovery and well seen, George!
Eb
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Critique By:
Paul Lara (K:88111)
10/4/2008 3:51:19 PM
Thanks, George. Geography has always fascinated me, and growing up, I had all the walls of my bedroom plastered with National Geographic maps!
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Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
10/4/2008 3:47:21 PM
I wondered who would be the first to ask. This is a section of the Colorado River... the real one, not the creek in Texas. According to my GPS receiver at the time, this was close to the mid-point between Quartzite and Yuma. Not a real friendly place... very rough country.
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Critique By:
Paul Lara (K:88111)
10/4/2008 2:53:57 PM
Which river is it, George?
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Critique By:
Nick Karagiaouroglou (K:127263)
9/21/2008 1:51:43 PM
What an image! Before I say anything else, George, how did you do that? I read that there has been no PS for this, and I do believe you, but what was it then? The lens is no soft focus, or is it? Or perhaps just because of the "wrapped up in a mass of packing and jammed into an old wood box"?? If so, then I must start wrapping up and jamming some of my still unprocessed films!
Anyway, you made such a compliment by that "soft focus" as well as by lighting and persective to that finest lady! She really shines, damn it! The unreal lighting lets her look just as if coming from the past, telling us about the miles and miles and miles that she sailed. Unfortunately they don't make many of this kind anymore, and I find them very maritime, naval. Must be my personal impression for the biggest part of it, since I had the good luck to spend some months on such a good soul. Scaplake was her name.
The rusty tones have a great contrast against the blue hues where such a girl belongs to. One can really smell the corroding salt that brings such a color onto steel. From the composition point of view, I wouldn't change much. Perhaps turning the camera a bit more to the right for having that fine lady like looking toward the sea at the right?
A stunning image indeed, but also one that shows that there are many kinds of perfection and sometimes a controlled kind of imperfection simply catches thing more "sincerely". This is what I think about this.
Cheers!
Nick
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Critique By:
Michele Carlsen (K:146013)
9/19/2008 3:09:04 AM
Well composed candid image with everyone appearing comfortable awaiting a great meal !!
Bummer YOU had to go back to work on a Sunday :((
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Critique By:
RC. Dany (K:64104)
7/11/2008 4:54:55 AM
Excellent .
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Critique By:
Len Webster (K:25714)
6/28/2008 12:19:06 AM
Good one..
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