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Critique By:
ARMANDO ALCÁZAR (K:42404)
10/8/2004 6:50:02 PM
Superb composition light and details
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Critique By:
ARMANDO ALCÁZAR (K:42404)
10/8/2004 6:48:50 PM
woowwwwwwwwwwww, incredible pic my friend, super details and light. congrats
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Critique By:
Evan Agnew (K:1292)
10/6/2004 2:39:01 AM
Thanks Sid!
Now I am off to Ottawa to see if there is a curve on the earths surface that far north
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Critique By:
Evan Agnew (K:1292)
10/6/2004 2:36:18 AM
Thanks Den,
They are tricky for sure. It does seem that I have better results with them in the last while than I do with other subjects. I surfed on over to your place and looked at the window you posted. It is a supurb Memorial window and you have done a geat job. Thank you for sharing the great results of your efforts.
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Critique By:
Sid . (K:3140)
10/5/2004 11:37:48 PM
Nice shot, Evan. Great colors!
Sid
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Critique By:
Den Thompson (K:30432)
10/5/2004 7:11:06 PM
Wonderfully clear shot Evan. Very vivid colours. I know how difficult stained glass is to photograph as I recently posted a SG shot myself.
My compliments in achieving a terrific result.
Den
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Critique By:
Evan Agnew (K:1292)
10/5/2004 6:08:22 AM
Thanks Armando
They are beginning to be grown here and I am not even sure what we do with them. However, they are cute.
In what ways are they used in Peru other than say a beast of burden? My lack of knowledge isshowing here.
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Critique By:
ARMANDO ALCÁZAR (K:42404)
10/5/2004 2:21:23 AM
Super portrait of my compatriot, here in Peru we have thousands and thousands of them : D
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Critique By:
Evan Agnew (K:1292)
9/15/2004 4:23:04 AM
Thank you Kurt,
If I had been a day later the flowers would have been definately past their prime. I think this one did work well. And it is nice to have others confirm it.
I have been a fugi film advocate for a long time. It has never let me down.So yup and fer sure, it is wonderful
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Critique By:
Kurt LaRue (K:5067)
9/14/2004 12:50:48 PM
Great color saturation, especially for a 400 speed film. (ain't Fuji wonderful?) I really like dew glistening on the leaves, too. Very nice!
Kurt
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Critique By:
Evan Agnew (K:1292)
9/12/2004 10:08:06 PM
Thanks Kevin, I appreciate your comment. Composition is one of the things I am working on to improve. Evan
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Critique By:
Evan Agnew (K:1292)
9/12/2004 10:01:16 PM
Thank you Debbie,It is always nice to hear from others. Evan
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Critique By:
Debby Biri (K:4775)
9/11/2004 3:03:19 AM
Very lovely scene - the red reflection on the water is really nice. -- Debby
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Critique By:
Evan Agnew (K:1292)
9/9/2004 11:07:08 AM
Thank you Armando. I appreciate your comments. Evan
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Critique By:
ARMANDO ALCÁZAR (K:42404)
9/9/2004 12:04:10 AM
nice pic , color and composition, congrats my friend.
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Critique By:
fatima condeço (K:626)
9/8/2004 1:21:22 PM
wondefuls colors...
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Critique By:
Evan Agnew (K:1292)
9/6/2004 8:05:27 PM
Thank you Peter, I appreciate your comment. Among other things I find composition is sometimes the most difficult. Thanks again
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Critique By:
Peter Daniel (K:33866)
9/6/2004 5:57:23 PM
Beautiful Photograph Evan, Great colors. Very well presented.
Thanks for sharing?
Peter Daniel
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Critique By:
Kevin Collier (K:19076)
8/28/2004 12:43:15 PM
I like the composition and the trees in the background - Very nice. K
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Critique By:
ARMANDO ALCÁZAR (K:42404)
8/25/2004 8:22:16 PM
Super pic , composition and beautyful plase for meditation. congrats
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Critique By:
Heath Bennett (K:4429)
8/25/2004 2:24:46 AM
i really like the name of this shot. The crop is good too.
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Critique By:
Evan Agnew (K:1292)
8/24/2004 10:50:45 PM
Hi Armando,
Thanks for your comment on the Saint of musicians.
The instrument that is depicted in the window is actually a set of organ pipes. Although she was associated with music before 1585 her place as patroness of music was secured when the conservatory of music in Rome was established in the above year. She has over the years been shown with various instruments but the organ is the most regular one.
As far as the zampoña, that the child is wearing is concerned I think, (in my own simplistic way), that the oprgan is just a very complicated version of that instrument
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Critique By:
ARMANDO ALCÁZAR (K:42404)
8/24/2004 12:56:09 PM
Excellent pic of a beautiful vitral, I had never seen that saint of the musicians, but I have noticed that the instrument that has in its hands is similar to a Peruvian instrument called zampoña, here i attach you a picture of the instrument that I found in GOOGLE.
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Critique By:
Evan Agnew (K:1292)
8/24/2004 6:11:09 AM
Armando, Thank you for your kind comment. I am investigating the glories of PSP7 and I did feel that this worked out well
Thanks again
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Critique By:
ARMANDO ALCÁZAR (K:42404)
8/24/2004 1:16:10 AM
nice composition and beauty pic of the big boss. congrats from peru
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Critique By:
Evan Agnew (K:1292)
8/21/2004 12:26:31 AM
Thanks Sid for your comments.
I am not sure how I would go about it at the moment but as I learn more about PSP I will work on this one and see what can be done with it to improve it.
I agree that it is a bit on the busy side.
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Critique By:
Sid . (K:3140)
8/20/2004 11:54:35 PM
I like this effect because it brings out the lines as well as shadows and still keeps the actual shape of things (instead of distorting it). However, I find the back wall a little distracting. It's difficult using this effect because of the lack of dimension.
Just an idea. Try to either darken the back wall so it doesn't show as much detail when this effect is put in place OR (don't know if this would work seeing as I've never tried it myself) adjust the contrast in the fore ground just a little bit to bring out some detail in the kids so the back wall doesn't come out too strong.
Good work.
Sid
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Critique By:
Evan Agnew (K:1292)
8/19/2004 12:50:29 AM
Thank you Rick,
All the windows on my page are from Anglican churches.
I am glad ou like the window. Use it with many blessings. I am always somewhat humbled when some likes my work enough to use it.
Thank you.
I have saved your image as well and will be dropping in from time to time.
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Critique By:
Rick Page (K:5242)
8/18/2004 8:42:34 PM
Thanks for the comment on 144000.I love the stained glass photos because it reminds me of my church(Episcopal) This one I put on my desktop.
RICK PAGE
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Critique By:
Chris Spracklen (K:32552)
8/18/2004 7:04:51 AM
Another great window shot, Evan!
Kind regards, Chris
P.S. I once did an exchange with a pastor from Toronto and also was the Bible Teacher at some United Brethren teen camps down on Lake Erie, not far from Dunville. The friend who came with my from the U.K also did some work in London!
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