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Critique By:
Hesham Abouzekry (K:15927)
7/16/2005 5:32:51 AM
yes, it is very Simple Summer. very simple idea & nice view.
Hesham Abouzekry.
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Critique By:
Meg Loren (K:398)
7/16/2005 4:16:25 AM
funny, the part about "wanting to see more detail to go with" because the point of image is to use your imagination and to let your mind fill in the blanks,Randy--------but nice of you to comment and still waiting for that email  bye,meg
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Critique By:
Randy Lorance (K:24769)
7/15/2005 5:24:55 PM
Hi Meg, sorry to be so long in getting to your posts, I struggle to keep up with comments,thanks for your thoughts on mine.
I like this dreamlike quality, pieces that invite imagination and interpretation, however I would agree with Roland about being a bit too dark. I would like to see a little more detail to have more to go with.
Randy
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Critique By:
Meg Loren (K:398)
7/13/2005 7:20:12 AM
Thanks for tips and comment,but i use film,not a digital and i handhold balanced on post or just close to my body-----the sun was already down and i took this without a flash and just enough of that last light around after sunset-----maybe a longer shutterspeed would have worked better,but i think the colors and reflections came out well
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Critique By:
z z (K:7231)
7/12/2005 7:08:17 PM
You found a great place to capture glass calm water. ARe you using a tripod for your photos? I am wondering if it is camera shake with a low shutter speed that is giving you the blurr. If you are not using a tripod you will need to use a faster shutter speed in order to avoid blurr. This was my first realization when I switched to digital. Also the software that came with your digital can help pop out the green to separate them from the black areas. Great reflections - keep shooting! 
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Critique By:
Kees and Carolyn (K:15193)
7/12/2005 5:53:57 AM
I love reflection photos, and this is a real winner! Love the colors.
Carolyn
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Critique By:
Candice J (K:44)
7/12/2005 3:36:28 AM
Striking image. The water splashing up on the rock makes it work for me, and that bright blue!
cj
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Critique By:
z z (K:7231)
7/11/2005 10:53:54 PM
creative abstract - love the shocking blue!
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Critique By:
AJ Miller (K:49168)
7/11/2005 5:37:46 PM
It would be a very pleasing abstact image, but those three pelicans just finish it beautifully.
AJ
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Critique By:
z z (K:7231)
7/11/2005 3:11:46 PM
Hi again Meg,
From your last post response - I am in Yakima Valley
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Critique By:
Meg Loren (K:398)
7/11/2005 3:23:47 AM
Thanks,Dan and glad it was not too extreme for you------i like to challenge myself and not get stuck in one style,so appreciate the support!
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Critique By:
Meg Loren (K:398)
7/11/2005 3:21:18 AM
Thank you Kees! Thought this was too extreme for UF and almost didn't put it up,but glad i did now---have always liked the combination of black and blue and glad you like my image!
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Critique By:
Dan Lightner (K:12684)
7/11/2005 3:00:10 AM
I like the way the water looks splashing over the rocks , I like the high contrast , a very interesting image.
Dan
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Critique By:
Kees and Carolyn (K:15193)
7/11/2005 2:52:46 AM
This is a real shocking/neon type blue! Oh blow me away, Kees just came over here and says he really likes this. He thinks this is a great image! I've been sitting here wondering what to say. Guess I'm not with it! Here, I'll give the keys to Kees:
I like the starkness of the picture, the silhouettes with the white water breaking over the rocks. I like it. -Kees-
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Critique By:
Gayle's Eclectic Photos (K:91109)
7/10/2005 5:15:31 AM
hi, i don't mind the darkness or the contrast level as i see that you played until light and shadow created mysterious and whimsical images...what a strong creative image to begin your journey on UF!...the title is apt and my imagination does run wild while viewing your creation...welcome and good shootin'! regards,gayle
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Gayle's Eclectic Photos (K:91109)
7/10/2005 5:14:54 AM
hi, i don't mind the darkness or the contrast level as i see that you played until light and shadow created mysterious and whimsical images...what a strong creative image to begin your journey on UF!...the title is apt and my imagination does run wild while viewing your creation...welcome and good shootin'! regard,gayle
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Critique By:
AJ Miller (K:49168)
7/9/2005 9:26:31 PM
Hi Meg! Welcome to UF. You've entered into the spirit of the community perfectly (I came here via your comment on Dan Lightner's image). Upload some more images and let's enjoy our passion for photography together!
AJ
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Critique By:
Roland Lacson (K:12214)
7/9/2005 2:03:23 PM
Hello Meg, first of all welcome to UF it truly has become THE site for emerging photographers, the amount of talent I see here is tremendous & overwhelming, it encourages & inspires one to improve their skills. Now to your image, I think the mysterious & impressionistic twist is great, however I find it too dark & contrasty, an adjustment of both will still yield your concept, other than that I see great potential for this. Happy shooting Meg & best wishes.
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