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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
12/19/2010 6:40:05 AM
Great shot. Great background. Great light on her face.
In b&w non-commercial portraits I love to see a little more texture on the skin. It distracted me a little that she is hanging down to her chain, I'd be curious to see how it'd look if she was actually holding it.
Then again it's a great portrait and I'm sure she was very pleased with it as well.
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Photo By: Phillip Filtz
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
11/16/2004 7:22:41 PM
I see similar use of light in your works that I like very much in Caravaggio. He uses light(in both ways, light and dark) to remark the details and expressions. I've mentioned it because in some cases that I see, this similarity is a part of your style. I sometimes get inspired by the same technique.
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| Photo By: Pnar Yazicioglu
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
11/14/2004 11:07:32 AM
Unique. By chance do you like the painter Caravaggio? You could crop the little red thing on the left.
Congs.
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| Photo By: Pnar Yazicioglu
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
11/14/2004 11:04:57 AM
I believe in the 3 facts of arts. Expressional expectations, technical expectations and estethic expectations. This and many other of your works fill exactly the fields. You are a bold photographer wanderind in almost every aspect of photograpy with a colorful portfolio. Most of all I see that you have a style. That's very valuable for any artist. Congs. Expecting to see you also in fotokritik com www.fotokritik.com
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| Photo By: Pnar Yazicioglu
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
8/30/2004 3:09:09 PM
Whanks for your comment. The exact exposure time is 30 minutes. I didn't use any filter. The effect should have been a darker sky but there was a little light pollution behind the hill. ND filters cause loss of visibility of the stars in such scenes.
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| Photo By: Guy Tem
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/30/2003 1:56:29 PM
Last version to try Velvia, how it reacts...
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| Photo By: Guy Tem
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/30/2003 1:56:04 PM
Last version to try Velvia, how it reacts...
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| Photo By: Guy Tem
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/30/2003 1:52:00 PM
Another version.
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| Photo By: Guy Tem
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/30/2003 1:51:48 PM
Another version.
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| Photo By: Guy Tem
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/29/2003 2:44:24 PM
Nice...
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| Photo By: John Stuedle
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/29/2003 1:57:32 PM
Looks something like that on slide... I need a real scanner.
Retouched in P.S.
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| Photo By: Guy Tem
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/29/2003 1:46:31 PM
Second version with orange filter.
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| Photo By: Guy Tem
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/26/2003 5:11:10 PM
Nice light, I loved the grain. But how come so grainy? HAve you pushed the film to 1600?
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| Photo By: Stephen Hickel
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/26/2003 4:02:21 PM
Razor sharp, in a tecnical and emotional way... Well done...
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| Photo By: Ross Mckinnon
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/20/2003 12:05:16 PM
A little too dark to my eye, I think it's because of the scan.
Well done
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| Photo By: Serkan Özaydin
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/20/2003 11:55:06 AM
Perfect shot, Very sharp. I recommend not to get close to one of theese
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| Photo By: Darrin James
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/20/2003 11:28:06 AM
Very well use of the scene.
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| Photo By: Eric striffler
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/20/2003 11:25:41 AM
Nice point of view, mi hai dato voglia di venire in italia.
Best regards.
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| Photo By: Lucas Macedo
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/20/2003 11:09:04 AM
Maybe Filipe but I didn't want to simply cut off the frame
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| Photo By: Guy Tem
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/20/2003 11:06:32 AM
Istanbul has always been an inspiring place for photographers, well done.
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| Photo By: Arda Guldogan
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/20/2003 10:12:07 AM
This is great. An awad winning one, did you use any photoshop?
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| Photo By: ilana peled
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/20/2003 9:59:43 AM
Wow, this is a photo to talk over half an hour. If you had enough light it could be better(to my eye) to catch still the right arm of the girl. This photo has motion, contrast, action and reaction, lines and detailed texture. Very well done
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| Photo By: Athos Guedes
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/19/2003 12:22:12 PM
That is too cool
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| Photo By: Kristupa Saragih
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/19/2003 11:52:06 AM
I don't understand why this shot doesn't get any comment, I think it is well composed, emotional and sharp.
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| Photo By: Gustaf L Bjerne
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/18/2003 1:06:28 PM
Very nice, also would look good overposed I think.
Well done.
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| Photo By: Andrew Caldwell
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/18/2003 1:01:02 PM
I loved the low shadow, high grain effect. I've always used grains with high contrast compositions. Very well done...
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| Photo By: Karen Johnson
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/18/2003 12:58:01 PM
Excellent, couldn't be better.
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| Photo By: selim uzuner
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/18/2003 12:22:27 PM
Excellent photo, I hope you've also tried to shoot from differents angle of views...
Well done...
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| Photo By: Chris Eynon
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/17/2003 12:07:31 PM
No I did no restoration but the copy I've scanned was already restorated, I guess, from the line passing over the left arm of the girl on the left you can see it.
And the dressing is one of the last signs of The Ottoman Empire, Ataturk had the infuence on 1925. That's what makes this foto seems really old to me, and the suprized emotion on the face of the two girls. How strangely they are looking at the photographer behind that huge camera and under the cover...
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| Photo By: Guy Tem
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Critique By:
Guy Tem (K:747)
4/17/2003 9:41:12 AM
Thanks Pratim, the dark eye I think is a problem of printing and scanning, I have a print of it on my wall in which it's possible to see both eyes clearly,less contrast, how ever it is not as saturated as this one. This photo is published on a magazine callas Atlas few months ago,It's something like The Natioal Geographics of Turkey. It's one of my favorite shots. Thaks for your compliments.
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| Photo By: Guy Tem
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