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Critique By:
Green Gemini (K:3391)
4/14/2005 1:47:41 AM
Thanks Andrea!
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Critique By:
Green Gemini (K:3391)
4/14/2005 1:46:32 AM
Thanks for the comments, I really appreciate it.
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Critique By:
Green Gemini (K:3391)
4/14/2005 1:44:54 AM
Thanks for the comments!
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Critique By:
Andrea Harris (K:2496)
4/13/2005 3:59:45 PM
Yes, Mel's got some great tips about using natural light 
I, personally was drawn to this pic because of the depth of field. Good job with the background being out of focus so the attention is drawn to the guy. I also like him being off-centered. Well-done portrait.
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alexander raditya pratistha (K:917)
4/13/2005 3:03:08 PM
Nice B&W and pretty model
I like the composition and DOF
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Critique By:
Felix Nieves (K:1143)
4/11/2005 2:10:00 AM
Great Photo !!! nice colors !!!!!
Felix
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Critique By:
Green Gemini (K:3391)
4/7/2005 2:45:53 PM
Thanks so much Stefan, I really appreciate your comments.
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Critique By:
Stefan Engström (K:24473)
4/7/2005 4:47:10 AM
I like it - good work on the background. It also looks like it is partially desaturated. Maybe not, but I like the look of it.
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Critique By:
Stefan Engström (K:24473)
4/7/2005 4:45:33 AM
Yes I've seen him playing down there too. This is the better shot I think, keeping more of the street scene.
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Critique By:
Stefan Engström (K:24473)
4/7/2005 4:43:25 AM
Another good portrait, but one can see the difference the step up in equipment did... Setup is good here but it just doesn't have the clarity of your later stuff.
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Critique By:
Stefan Engström (K:24473)
4/7/2005 4:41:37 AM
Yes, light is excellent here, as is the exposure. Just playing with the distance to a window that does not have direct sun is an interesting exercise in what you can get. Found the sweet spot here :-)
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Critique By:
Rick Page (K:5242)
4/2/2005 2:21:44 AM
Im impressed with the quality of this image. It takes good timing to get a shot like this of kids.
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Critique By:
Zannoni Matteo (K:12211)
3/30/2005 7:36:55 PM
ottima imagine di strada, complimenti,
Pace e salute, M.
www.circolofotograficosarzanese.it
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Critique By:
C W (K:4458)
3/28/2005 2:49:21 PM
This is a wonderful portrait. Your border compliments it well.
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Critique By:
Andrea Harris (K:2496)
3/28/2005 2:04:14 AM
I think if you moved around to where the post is, you might have had better lighting here. I'm sure there were some interesting expressions. This reminds me so much of my own family in Kentucky. We have family reunions at parks and I can't tell you how many card and domino games we play - lol. Besides ALL the food - OMG you could feed a freaking town with the food my family brings to reunions - they'll spend 24 hours smoking ribs/meat all in preperation for this one event. You've got a great piece of American life here.
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Critique By:
Andrea Harris (K:2496)
3/28/2005 2:00:49 AM
Oh yes! You are in Nashville then?! I just posted on another pic asking if that was the batman building? ha! So funny. My sister is in college there now and I lived there as a child, now outside Memphis. Nice to "meet" another Tennesseean.
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Andrea Harris (K:2496)
3/28/2005 1:53:32 AM
Are you in Nashville? Is this the bat building? I'm in Memphis (well, a suburb outside of it). If this isn't Nashville, it sure is ringer for one of their buildings. Love the colors here, just right.
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Andrea Harris (K:2496)
3/28/2005 1:51:39 AM
This is great! Maybe crop off some of the space to the right, I wish I could see faces better! Good composition though!
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Critique By:
Orlando Oliveira (K:587)
3/14/2005 3:48:39 AM
cool shot! very creative
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Critique By:
Antonia BauerleinSehnert (K:30599)
3/6/2005 7:17:50 AM
You did a great job on this. It's very pretty. I just read what you wrote about you and I'm sitting here trying to figure out whether I'm one who is making pictures of my chess pieces...lol (Perhaps if I don't know, I must be...) You have an interesting portfolio. Very nice work. Antonia
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Critique By:
Cheryl Ogle (K:24494)
3/6/2005 1:32:40 AM
Great use of selective color here. Did she call?
Thanks for the comment elsewhere.
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Critique By:
Green Gemini (K:3391)
3/6/2005 12:28:32 AM
Thanks Kelly for the comment. The kodak dx7630 that I own, takes great pictures and I have learned how to use its setting and function relatively well. Some of the complaints that I have are that it is hard to find any kodak accessories for this SOB. My little battery holder thingy inside of the camera broke off but the battery will stay inside as long as I keep the battery door closed. If the door should come open, out comes my battery and off goes my camera. The lenes attachment that I bought causes vignetting (sp?). Also, there is no manual focus. I can name a least a couple of features that I would give up just to have manual focus. Overall, the cam does take some pretty good pictures, especially compared to the camera that I was using before this one.
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Critique By:
Green Gemini (K:3391)
3/6/2005 12:09:47 AM
You asked how I did my border. Well, I did it using photoshop elements. Here is how, go to the rectangular marquee tool (hyphenated square) and use it to draw the border on your photo. Now go to the edit dropdown menu and select stroke. When the stroke window pops up, you will be able to adjust the color and pixel width. Make sure that you select center where is says location. Hope this helps.
One more thing...no, she did not call back. *lowering head*
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Critique By:
Carrie RW (K:-175)
3/4/2005 4:20:36 AM
I took this picture in the daylight a few years ago! Beautiful job. Crystal clear!
Carrie Rankin-Watkins
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Critique By:
Klifton K. (K:3386)
3/3/2005 5:56:51 PM
Not bad, definitely unique lighting. 
I lived in Nashville for several years, but never photographed much there. I may have to take a trip down and take some pictures, you've got the bug goin' in me now.
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Critique By:
Roberto Arcari Farinetti (K:209486)
3/3/2005 5:38:12 PM
ANOTHER MAGNIFIC NIGHT SHOT..
BEST REGRADS
ROBY
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Critique By:
Kelly (K:20268)
3/3/2005 1:52:47 PM
more than likely she was waiting for you to call her....lol... and now you have to tell us, did she call?.... great shot here, how do you find the kodak/
cheers
kel
congrats for featured critique today.....!!
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Critique By:
Korto Malteze (K:647)
3/3/2005 1:27:45 PM
Excellent photo. How did you do the border? And most importantly - did she call?
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Critique By:
Roberto Arcari Farinetti (K:209486)
3/3/2005 7:13:18 AM
hello.. I love the city photos of the night, they create always one magical atmosphere and one beautiful company! in this case I appreciate also the sky that is not cleaned up "from the grain".. film seems the result of one! while the water mirror is perfect in close-up! a balanced and delicate contrast. also my best wsihes for the mainpage!
roby
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Critique By:
Roberto Baez Duarte (K:5317)
2/28/2005 1:46:30 AM
excelent photo. i like the color and the place and the way you did. very good,roberto
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