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Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
8/4/2003 7:37:41 PM

I really like the stone fence in this shot; maybe you can go back and take some more shots just of it.
        Photo By: Amy Drake  (K:996)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
7/26/2003 9:27:32 AM

did you do much in the way of mods to your holga, to minimize the light leaks, before you shot your first roll?
        Photo By: Amy Drake  (K:996)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
7/26/2003 9:26:18 AM

stark, beautiful. it sure didn't take you long to get the hang of holga!
        Photo By: Amy Drake  (K:996)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
7/9/2003 10:44:44 AM

Interesting off-center composition
        Photo By: Fabio Keiner  (K:81109)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
7/9/2003 10:42:42 AM

When I saw the thumbnail, my first thought was "did he play with saturation?" now I see you did; not a bad thing for this shot. I like the angle; it would have been too dry shot straight-on.
        Photo By: matthew kinslow  (K:2525)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
7/9/2003 10:24:38 AM

Great colors in a shot that often plays out in shades of muted gray.
        Photo By: Roberta Elena Dragan  (K:345) Donor

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
7/6/2003 8:10:42 PM

This is a strong image, I like the sparseness of the walls, the detail of the wood grain on the floor.
        Photo By: DeeDee Newman  (K:172)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
7/5/2003 1:59:26 PM

Many layers of semi-translucent colors; wonderful!
        Photo By: Ursula I Abresch  (K:6515)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
7/5/2003 9:52:27 AM

Molto bene! I might have tried a couple positioned with the sun at my back, vs. with the sun at my shoulder. Nice capture of motion!
        Photo By: Amy Drake  (K:996)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
6/24/2003 10:45:19 PM

L'immagine molto piacevole, ma io sono impauriti per la donna; perchè gli animali stanno mangiando i suoi capelli?
        Photo By: Amy Drake  (K:996)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
6/19/2003 11:15:08 AM

Great, crisp B&W imagery; your portfolio is outstanding!
        Photo By: Andrea Parker  (K:187)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
6/16/2003 10:58:14 PM

Great macro detail!
        Photo By: Priyadarshi Sinha  (K:7238)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
6/16/2003 10:55:45 PM

Great visual composition; the horse and rider seem focused on the same thing.
        Photo By: Amy Flemming  (K:778)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
6/16/2003 10:53:07 PM

I like the square crop. Could be a tad sharper.
        Photo By: Deleana Davison  (K:9)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
6/15/2003 10:23:08 PM

The sky in the upper left corner is a bit of a visual unbalancer, but otherwise, I like the shot.
        Photo By: Amy Drake  (K:996)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
6/15/2003 10:17:27 PM

Great colors (did you turn up the saturation a click?) and perfect crop make this shot special.
        Photo By: Amy Drake  (K:996)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
6/15/2003 10:15:50 PM

Great monochrome detail, Amy
        Photo By: Amy Drake  (K:996)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
5/29/2003 6:39:46 PM

What's wrong with getting wet (in the creek, that is)? I like the landscape orientation for this content.
        Photo By: Amy Drake  (K:996)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
5/29/2003 6:38:21 PM

I like the square crop, and the balance of earth to trees, top to bottom. Balanced.
        Photo By: Amy Drake  (K:996)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
5/22/2003 9:40:15 AM

Great job capturing their facial expressions. A bit blown out in the upper right, but otherwise, well done!
        Photo By: Dr. Rafael Springmann  (K:89517) Donor

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
5/22/2003 9:36:29 AM

A very nice black and white study. The tracks in the foreground aren't quite straight, and aren't quite tilted; somewhat disconcerting. Otherwise wonderful. Crisp detail!
        Photo By: Niko Pietinen  (K:1060)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
5/20/2003 9:42:35 PM

I like the composition, but the shadow in lower left is a bit distracting.
        Photo By: Jose B  (K:42)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
5/20/2003 9:40:04 PM

Good detail in this monochrome study.
        Photo By: Larry Edwards  (K:843)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
5/18/2003 10:39:35 PM

I like the composition, the blur, the over-saturated colors, the impromptu nature of the shot. Reminds me of a Lomo.
        Photo By: Juli Morioka  (K:24)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
5/14/2003 10:12:30 PM

You captured the personality of the oak quite well. The ultraviolet work on the palette makes it seem other-worldly.
        Photo By: Carol Watson  (K:5185)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
5/14/2003 9:32:32 AM

The faces seem to be over-lit, with reflections in the eyes, probably as a result of the low ambient light situation.
        Photo By: Megan Forbes  (K:4617)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
5/14/2003 9:30:50 AM

The sky is a little blown out, at the top. But othewise, I like the detail of the shingles, and the peek into the mess inside.
        Photo By: Scott Ostrom  (K:672)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
5/14/2003 9:29:42 AM

A great study of the interesting details in life we often miss.
        Photo By: Balogh Laszlo  (K:148)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
5/13/2003 10:25:29 AM

A bit blown out by the diffused sunlight at the top, but otherwise an interesting POV.
        Photo By: Amy Drake  (K:996)

Critique By: R M D  (K:686)  
5/13/2003 10:23:18 AM

Maybe just a wee bit too bullseye/centered, but otherwise, I like it.
        Photo By: Amy Drake  (K:996)


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