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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
2/6/2018 8:44:54 AM
lol...and to make it more complicated, I published the photo upside down! Look closely...thanks!
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| Photo By: Carlos Lagos
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
2/6/2018 6:14:01 AM
Grüß Gott!
Thank you for your comment! As a point of interest; I purposely “framed" this photo upside down. Look for the ripples in the water...
Carlos
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| Photo By: Carlos Lagos
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
7/18/2014 11:37:03 AM
Vielen Dank!
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| Photo By: Carlos Lagos
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
7/8/2014 6:25:05 AM
Thank you! Muchas gracias, Carlos.
Carlos Alfredo Lagos
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
7/8/2009 3:42:05 AM
ˇHola Anne!
Muchísimas gracias, he estado viendo tus obras de las cuales no puedo escoger my favorita. Me gustan casi todas. Te presento una de mis favoritas que tomé en Santiago de Compostela.
Yo vivo en Portland, Oregon y la foto que te gusto fue en la costa, sur de Cannon Beach, Oregon.
Saludos,
Carlos
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| Photo By: Carlos Lagos
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
6/27/2008 7:47:27 PM
Thank you!
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| Photo By: Carlos Lagos
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
11/27/2006 12:21:46 AM
Remy Martin? Snifter or on the rx? Oh, gee...hmmm...Texas to Washington State? Could you be farther away??? Sure, Florida, I guess! X-D
Plácido finds it cozy...
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
8/25/2006 11:29:28 PM
Thank you! If you look closely...on the lower left hand quadrant you will see a little bug...on the rose petals.
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| Photo By: Carlos Lagos
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
12/4/2005 6:34:25 AM
Technically...it doesn't matter. Super cool puppies!
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
12/4/2005 6:32:30 AM
Hey, I am sorry about my harsh comments. I apologize, it was done in a moment when I felt insulted. However, that's no excuse.
I was being vindictive when I didn't spell your name correctly. I did that on purpose only to offend you. I knew it would work...sorry.
As far as your photography is concerned, of course, they're not all bad...all I would ask is that when you make a comment about the work of others keep what I have often heard in mind:
"If you can't say anything nice, shut-up!"
Most people are not really interested in your opinion, unless, it's positive and flattering. I must be honest, I am one of those people.
Actually, I understand why you think the lighting is bad on those pictures...however, the pictures are more about the compositional structure of the photo.
It's about the contrast of light and dark, never mind the obvious subject, look beyond that and appreciate the shapes the shadows on a one dimensional level... or the shape a group of trees create or the negative space cast by their shadows...
You have potential...explore it and don't limit your talents on trite matters such as the girl on the sand or the model on the runway. Those pictures are a ten cents a dozen. Nothing different there... a three year old sitting could have taken that picture from that seat.
Your comments, although rude and erroneous;are appreciated. It tells me that I must work on making my statement stronger because to some,it just looked like "horrrible" lighting problem.
So, yeah I'll work on that...so that even people with a limited scope of photography may recognize my intention.
Good luck to you, Mirek.
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
12/3/2005 7:00:41 PM
Ciao Enzo!
Excellent capture! It reminds me of a Van Gogh painting. I was in Italy last year and fell in love with the countryside near Firenze.
I love your picture, I hope you don't mind that I have taken the liberty to crop some of the information which I, just another opinion, think is superfluous to the subject. I think that by leaving out some of the outter parts of the picture it strengthens your otherwise flawless composition.
The information to the left of the photo and a little at the top to balance the composition. What do you think?
You know, sometimes you have to sacrifice a part of the photo for the overall good of it. To me it's like cutting off a finger sometimes...because I liked that part of the photo but in the end I realize that it becomes a stronger composition without that detail.
Again, I really like your picture. Inspiring!
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| Photo By: Enzo Cositore
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
12/3/2005 6:32:45 PM
Thank you for your comment. As long as we're passing out comments...I would certainly have a closer look at most of your pictures before passing out judgement on other photos, Mureek.
A photograph, in order to be interesting, can take many forms. These can have any variety of lighting balance and contrast. I suggest you study a little more before you pass judgment on other people's work. Look beyond the picture perfect Kodak moment. Verstehen Sie?
I will try not waste too much my time on your so-called artistict abilities as a photographer...because you have none. You would be better served by deleting your pictures all together...they are indeed, HORRIBLE.
Maybe you can trade your camera for another helmet, although you seem to not need one, as thick-skulled as you seem to be.
However, as long as we are criticizing each other, do yourself a favor and learn english, properly. Start by correcting your biographical description on this website.
Also, in the future, in regards to my photos, I would appreciate it if you kindly kept your delightfully, delicate comments to yourself. After looking at all your pictures, you certainly have no authority to make any comments regarding anyone's photos.
Good luck to you.
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| Photo By: Carlos Lagos
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
11/17/2005 3:14:24 AM
Poor lighting and poor photoshop effects.
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| Photo By: Mirek Towski
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
11/17/2005 3:13:06 AM
Too bad about the big foot and overgrown toenail!
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| Photo By: Mirek Towski
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
4/9/2005 3:38:30 AM
I love Checkers even if he looks like a bat, too cute! My b&w duo are named Sylvie the dog and Plácido the cat. Actually, Plácido only moved-in about four months ago...so, they get along real good.
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
4/7/2005 5:27:40 AM
My pleasure! Excellent picture. If you search my photos, I have a similar photo, except it was my dog behind a fence.
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
4/6/2005 10:52:31 PM
just a suggestion...
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
11/30/2004 3:10:41 AM
I prefer the contrast it provides, besides, it makes the picture more interesting...as opposed to any other postcard picture...thanks!
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
10/18/2004 3:24:10 AM
Thanks for your input...ahh, but I do have two other shots with her face more clearly shown...but I like to tease and leave that your imagination... my intention.
This shot was taken from a distance, telephoto mode on my new Fuji S7000, which I barely know how to use to its full capacities...as you guessed, this is a random person sitting on a bench, however, such beauty is not random at all, regardless of whether you see her face or not...in any case, her hair and posture are fabulous, you must admit. Five seconds later, she noticed me and got up then left...so time was most definetely of the essence.
By the way, her face was worthy of the number one wife in any Harem...
So, you have been to Firenze...here's one at the steps of The Dome...obviously, not posed; a moment purloined...I have some other shots I'd like to share if it interests you...Ciao!
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| Photo By: Carlos Lagos
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
9/5/2004 7:34:29 PM
Merci bien, Fabrice...trés gentil! Voici une autre...j'éspere que vous aimeras...un pre-vue pour vous. Ca sera pour demain pour les autres.
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
9/5/2004 6:15:38 PM
I agree with you...however, you have not met Sylvie...she's a typical female, calculating, smart and pretty...lethal combination, you might agree.
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| Photo By: Carlos Lagos
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
9/5/2004 4:41:04 PM
I know, however, whether they want to obey is another matter...:-)
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| Photo By: Carlos Lagos
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
9/4/2004 3:43:28 PM
Thank you!
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| Photo By: Carlos Lagos
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
7/16/2004 7:27:39 AM
Greetings! I like your picture! What are those little white spots?
I am thinking of taking a Holiday to Istambul in the fall. I plan to take my elderly mother along, actually she's the one with the desire to go to Istambul and she has convinced me.
If you have any suggestions I would very much appreciate them, thank you!
carloslagos@yahoo.com
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
3/29/2004 8:00:57 PM
Words may not describe the connection this woman has with the camera. She is beautiful, however, that's not the point. Forget the other girls, mere commercial, shallow portraits of self-absorbed women. Not this one. You could, should, dedicate more time on this marvelous creature. Matisse would have painted her...may I???
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
3/11/2004 10:51:02 AM
Mais c'est bien ta photo! J'adore les couleurs, quand meme merci pour la critique de Mt. Hood, Oregon...carloslagos@yahoo.com
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
3/6/2004 1:19:20 PM
She looks like my late great-greatgrandmother who lived to be 107 years old. Nice!!!
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
2/26/2004 3:48:47 PM
I love your picture!!! The colors are fantastic. However, I found that by cropping the left side further it brought into focus the action depicted by your photo; the drink...while still maintaining perspective.
Great job!!!
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| Photo By: Carlos Andrade
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
2/23/2004 1:02:48 AM
Un dia de estos, me encantaria visitar tu ciudad de Buenos Aires. He oido muchisimo de ese lugar y sus habitantes. Especialmente de un amigo, Sebastian Grimaldi; que creo que aun vive en Mar del Plata. Fuimos companeros de colegio en Paris, Francia en el '94.
Se que Buenos Aires se parece mucho a Paris, mi lugar favorito para vivir.
Me gusta tu foto. Solo que parece que la iluminacion, bueno, hace falta. Los pies de los viejos tambien...
Mira, yo tengo el programa Photoshop y espero que te gusten mis sugerencias...de todas maneras me gustaria oir de ti. Mi direccion electronica es carloslagos@yahoo.com
Vale!
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Critique By:
Carlos Lagos (K:264)
2/12/2004 12:05:00 AM
Alright, alright, alright... you got me! I am such an animal fanatic! Specially dogs...
Thanks for taking the time to comment on my photograph of Cannon Beach in Oregon. I live just outside of Portland, in Vancouver, WA.
I would like to share some more of my artwork/photos/paintings if you have the time and or inclination. My email is carloslagos@yahoo.com
Take care, I like your work.
Carlos
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