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 By: Terry Drymon  
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Photographer  Terry Drymon {Karma:154}
Project N/A Camera Model hasse
Categories Film Format
Portfolio Lens 50mm
Uploaded 6/25/2002 Film / Memory Type Tmax
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Views 754 Shutter nr
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Critiques 13 Rating Critique Only Image
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RC. Dany RC. Dany   {K:64104} 2/24/2004
Excellent !!!!!!!!!

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Dez Karpati Dez Karpati   {K:2237} 4/14/2003
Very nice dramatic work

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Autumn Ruhe   {K:993} 11/1/2002
this is simply perfect.

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Anne E. M. Zang   {K:4135} 11/1/2002
This pic gives me a feeling of silence, peace, escape, simplicity. But then it also gives me the feeling of being trapped, cut-off, isolated, depressed....hmmm ... OK, it started out calm and became disturbing...what have you done?! Anyway, I like it with the grain--gives it the look of a painting, but also think it would be interesting to see without so much grain.

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David Goldfarb   {K:7611} 7/26/2002
I like the grain and no objection to the spillover from the window either. Wouldn't change a thing.

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Jon Rank   {K:683} 6/26/2002
Great shot in classic style. I like the way the print gets darker towards the edges like the old non-aspherical lenses did. Only change I'd make is darken the window it's a little hot and pulls the eye away from the chair.

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Ron Browne   {K:1282} 6/25/2002
I love this. Can't think of anything I would do differently.

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Koen B   {K:3279} 6/25/2002
imho this is just great - the window included. Please more ! :)

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richard trager   {K:111} 6/25/2002
great shot! i agree with the steve's. a good shot doesn't always have to be technically perfect. it's the mood and composition that makes this image for me.

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Stephen Laszlo   {K:2086} 6/25/2002
I don't think this photograph is over-exposed from an artisitic point of view. The grain works well - period! I would have shot this the very same way - maybe even more grain. Fine grain and even exposure doesn't always make for a great photograph.

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Steve Kompier   {K:4629} 6/25/2002
This is my kind of image. The exposure looks fine to me and the grain doesn't detract. I would burn in the window a bit to reduce the glare.

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Kim Culbert   {K:37070} 6/25/2002
This is classic. Very interesting lines that lead into the image, as well as that lonley chair. Love it!

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Kristupa Saragih   {K:1031} 6/25/2002
A great illustration of emptiness... but the pic is too grainy and looks over-exposed... doesn't matter, looks like it's only scanning problem

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