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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
6/9/2003 6:09:17 PM
very spooky!! has a very institutional feel to it. I love it!!!
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| Photo By: ana ribeiro
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
6/9/2003 6:00:31 PM
great image!!! awesome lighting!!!!
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| Photo By: Rick Mccawley
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
5/20/2003 7:47:40 PM
great title
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| Photo By: Tanya Clark
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
4/28/2003 7:00:29 PM
oh my goodness!!! this is such a beautiful image. if you could would you email me with a little more detail on how you did this. i have never painted with light so i don't really know what you mean. i have a pretty good idea though.
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
4/28/2003 6:54:25 PM
good mood. nice star. nice reflections, and probably the best damn self portrait i've seen. keep on posting.
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| Photo By: thomas
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
4/28/2003 6:52:23 PM
Holy shit thats cool. was she wearing glasses or something...how did her eyes turn out that way?
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
4/28/2003 6:48:19 PM
beautiful abstract
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| Photo By: Thomas Hoffmann
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
4/27/2003 5:01:45 PM
Clowns scare me, but your stuff inspires me!!! awesome!!!
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| Photo By: Tom Holmlund
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
4/23/2003 5:39:33 PM
Thank you all for your kind comments. This is a fairly new realm and dimension of photography that I have ventured into. I'm ecstatic that it has been so well received. These pics are a series of images that I made on a trip back home in Texas a few weeks ago.
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| Photo By: matt fruge
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
3/10/2003 7:49:07 PM
I think this is a done deal. I would add nothing. This image sums up your "statement" from your website in one word--simplicity. I love it. By the way I live in Moore. Maybe we could get together sometime. If you know any local models I would appreciate any interested in helping me create. Keep up the good work
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
11/28/2002 6:52:27 PM
I love this photo. It has a advertisement written all over it. I do agree with heather, maybe if the person was moved a little to the right and you a little to the left. That would eliminate the background distraction while still incorporating the persons leg as I think it adds something to the picture. I also think it would work if you completly cropped the leg out of the picture and just left the hand. either way I like this one alot. How did you get the blue light.
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| Photo By: Tim Dinofa
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
11/25/2002 5:56:10 AM
Thank you all for your kind remarks. I am very excited about EC as this is my first one. This is one of my favorites. It was originally shot on velvia but I really like the mono better. Thanks again for your thoughts.
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| Photo By: matt fruge
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
11/24/2002 7:25:07 AM
thanks you guys. on MY computer you can see more details in the reflection, but due to the jpg compression some of its lost. thanks barry, i have been so busy lately its been hard to get on here!!
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| Photo By: matt fruge
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
8/27/2002 2:52:58 PM
Thank you both. I used a Cokin orange and a Cokin tobacco grad. filter. The edges were done in PS.
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| Photo By: matt fruge
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
8/27/2002 2:49:06 PM
Filters my friend. It was late afternoon and I used a orange filter and a tobacco graduated filter.
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| Photo By: matt fruge
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
8/26/2002 9:10:42 PM
I absolutely love the framing of this shot! I think it gives the image emphasis on the fact that he has still got a little growing to do before his grrrr compares with the rest of the world around him. I am a personal fan of unconvetional framing. Great shot!!
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| Photo By: Jason Bennett
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
8/22/2002 9:04:45 AM
Tamara,
This is a lovely image. I am very curious as to how you achieved this effect. Was it done in PS? Anyways I really love this image.
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| Photo By: Tamara Witkiewicz
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
8/21/2002 4:50:28 PM
Thank you all for your comments. This is one of mine and Charlie's favorites. Barry I do like your cropped image,but the reason I shot it this way is for it's purpose. We did this shoot for her comp cards and she told me that they needed to have room for text. Either horizontally or vertically. After viewing it I did crop it several different ways including this one but after all was said and done, I still liked the unconventional framing method I used. To me it gives the picture a sense of motion; almost as if the wall was turning. And I also made a mistake about the film. This was actually taken on Velvia not XP2. I confused it with some others from the shoot.
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| Photo By: matt fruge
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
8/14/2002 11:16:46 AM
Thank you both for the comments. Barry I took your advice and edited out the reflections and the stripe but I just haven't posted it yet. Karen the lighting was nothing special. We were in my living room and she was sitting in a chair next to the window. I just took a reading from her face and voila! It was handheld and that gave it the feel it has. Thanks again and good luck with your friend.
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| Photo By: matt fruge
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
8/10/2002 9:42:13 PM
Roy this is a great shot. I love the way the frame fades from dark to light. It's too bad you're not selling prints because I would love one on my wall.
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Photo By: Rose Hooper
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
8/8/2002 9:29:02 PM
Thank you all for your supporting comments. I don't normally shoot landscapes but I couldn't pass this one up. I'm not to crazy about the foam either, but that's just part of the lovely beaches of Texas. As far as the corners and the overall saturation; I haven't done anything in P.S. I guess that's just part of velvia. By the way, you all have great portfolios. Mine is still new. Thanks again.
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| Photo By: matt fruge
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
8/4/2002 1:43:29 PM
Thanks for the comment and I'm glad you like it as much as I do. I'm sorry but I have no idea what speed I took this at, but it was probably one of the two.
Thanks again!!
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| Photo By: matt fruge
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
8/4/2002 12:57:09 PM
Thanks Wayne and John. The original image wasn't cropped that tight but it had a slanted horizon similar to "The Beach," so I straightened out a bit. As a result I had to do some cropping. Thanks again for your input
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| Photo By: matt fruge
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
7/28/2002 11:56:57 PM
Chris I think this is a great photo. I love the tone. How did you go about getting that color, was it in the black room or in PS. Let me know how you did it.
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| Photo By: Chris Blaszczyk
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Critique By:
matt fruge (K:83)
7/28/2002 11:34:55 PM
Thanks Kim and Robert. I appreciate your comments. In answer to your question,no I didn't have to touch it in PS. I was blown away by the vividness of the colors. I shot the moon with my Canon 75-300mm probably zoomed all the way. The sun had just set on one end of the beach and the moon was coming up on the other. Thanks a lot for viewing and keep an eye out for more.
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