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Critique By:
David Waxman (K:35)
8/28/2004 4:26:03 AM
Truly capturing a moment in time, one which you always wish you could replay. The only opportunity for improving the image would be to us PS and blur the two individuals behind them, so they "pop" more from the photo.
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| Photo By: Melanie Peters
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Critique By:
David Waxman (K:35)
6/4/2004 1:54:20 PM
That looks like an accelerator or supercollider. It is used in Physics research. The one at cern (http://www.phys.au.dk/asacusa/pictures/cern.jpg) gives you another example.
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| Photo By: David Wright
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Critique By:
David Waxman (K:35)
4/15/2004 3:45:11 AM
Truly capturing the moment. Excellent. There looks to be some dust on the scan?
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| Photo By: roger bourland
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Critique By:
David Waxman (K:35)
9/24/2003 8:26:06 PM
Very strong. I'm not one to make a lot of comments, but this is one of those images that truly captures the moment. The reason we take pictures.
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| Photo By: Debra Griffin-Ibrahim
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Critique By:
David Waxman (K:35)
9/20/2003 3:23:38 PM
The list is the Vietnam Memorial in Washington DC
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| Photo By: David Waxman
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Critique By:
David Waxman (K:35)
9/14/2003 8:03:16 PM
Wonderful high key
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| Photo By: Toini Blom
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Critique By:
David Waxman (K:35)
9/14/2003 8:01:13 PM
Powerful.
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| Photo By: emil schildt
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