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           | Shane O'Neill   
           	{K:3054} 1/28/2005 | 
         
           | Thanks for the comments Tyler. 
 I suppose it boils down to the individual here with regard to the blue frame. A lot of my work on Usefilm will have a coloured frame of some description, I think this focuses the viewer on the actual image itself, maybe this focus would be lost if I left it just black. Usually I will select the most dominant colour within the picture and use this for the frame - its like visual re-inforcement. Sometimes it works and sometimes it odesnt. The biggest issue that people have I find is the actual size of the black frame. I like and I suppose thats all that matters!! - at the end of the day its all feedback.
 
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           | Tyler Robbins   
           	{K:904} 1/26/2005 | 
         
           | The shot is stellar, very professional looking, could go ina brochure, the black border is ok, but lose the blue fram, it is pretty cliche. I see not everyone agrees with me.  It the frame is an element for a bigger layout fine, but as part of a stand alone image it just seems cheap. Love the shot, hate the blue frame. 
 
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           | Joe Teng   
           	{K:16723} 1/25/2005 | 
         
           | Amazing! Well done! One of the best i have seen in days! Great colour! 
 
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           | Cheryl Ogle   
           	{K:24494} 1/25/2005 | 
         
           | Great shot - I hope they used it. Very nice use of curves and lines. Lovely angle. 
 
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           |  Craig Beckman   
           	{K:422} 1/25/2005 | 
         
           | that is a really nice shot, the blue that comes in from the windows is amazing. great picture! 
 
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           |  Roberto Arcari Farinetti  {K:209486} 1/21/2005 | 
         
           | outstanding mode and pefect light Shane.. have captured and posted a great architectural shot!
 i see a just and balance colors-light!
 i like this one and his "pose".. the stairs and the perspective are great!
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           | Shane O'Neill   
           	{K:3054} 1/21/2005 | 
         
           | Thanks Hugo, 
 This is a private hospital, more like a 5 star hotel than a place for sick people! This was a 14 hour shoot to get everything required by the client, luckily the hospital was'nt officially opened.
 
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           |  Don Loseke   
           	{K:32503} 1/21/2005 | 
         
           | Wonderful interior shot.  Nice work.  Don. 
 
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           |  Manu       
           	{K:13082} 1/20/2005 | 
         
           | Frame and inner line help make this shot. The overall composition in the frame are spot on. The only thing that nags me a little is the blue. Is there any way this could be de-saturated without changing the balcony area on the right? 
 1million euros....for a staircase.....!?
 
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           |  Hugo de Wolf   
           	{K:185110} 1/20/2005 | 
         
           | Hi Shane, Very strong corporate feel about this one; the striking thing is, that it seems abandoned; not a soul in sight. Like the heavy frame and the neon-esque blue line. Works very well in this shot. 
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           |  Nour El Refai   
           	{K:12481} 1/20/2005 | 
         
           | the interior design is amazing, i can't believe, the colors and the composition are superb, 7++ 
 
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