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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
6/6/2003 8:05:55 PM
Really good composition, colours and details outstanding, pity the top of the wing was cropped
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| Photo By: Gil Draper
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
6/6/2003 8:02:20 PM
Really good close up work megan, interesting composition, well seen and thought out
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| Photo By: Megan Forbes
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/31/2003 8:06:42 PM
Megan, are we getting lateral or what, really good work
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| Photo By: Megan Forbes
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/29/2003 10:28:55 PM
Paulo, you would never catch me in the same stretch of water with anything like this, yes it was taken through glass
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| Photo By: Steve Bailey
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/29/2003 7:03:06 PM
Well done Megan, perfect detail and colour work
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| Photo By: Megan Forbes
(K:4617)
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/29/2003 7:01:37 PM
Megan, No Mrs Venter, well done, very good detail and the composition is perfect,
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| Photo By: Megan Forbes
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/24/2003 8:59:04 PM
David, this one looks softer and slightly less "forced" that the Sig pic, same pic?
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| Photo By: david sweetland
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/24/2003 8:41:11 PM
Your new 2 x lens is really going to getyou close up to subjects like these
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| Photo By: Megan Forbes
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/24/2003 8:37:26 PM
You know the answer 'Mrs Venter'
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| Photo By: Megan Forbes
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/20/2003 11:34:00 PM
Of all your "trip" pics this one stands out, really well composed, the wire fence adds to the over all result
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| Photo By: Megan Forbes
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/18/2003 8:02:24 AM
Randall, yes it was a Red Eye caused by the flash, this was before I found the red eye reduction set up on the Canon 10D, still learning the ins and outs of it.
With the origional Red eye it looked really haunted and spooky, decided not to scare myself or the other Usefilm members
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| Photo By: Steve Bailey
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/17/2003 11:29:20 PM
Megan, now tell me why does this look so familiar? Colurs are good and detail very good, But he is too in the centre Mrs Venter, Try to avoid the same distance all the way round the picture from the frame, maybe leave more space in the front when you shoot, gives it width
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| Photo By: Megan Forbes
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/16/2003 12:03:17 AM
Not often I get to do one of your first crits Megan, nice panorama landscape, the colour of the yellow filds contrasting with the green
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| Photo By: Megan Forbes
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/15/2003 8:34:53 PM
Living in Africa I can comment that I am lucky enough to get out into the wild often, The lens works really well, pity Usefilm members do not like Rhino, good luck on your trip
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| Photo By: Raffaele Bonivento
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/15/2003 8:27:58 PM
Tim, thanks for the crit, taking the lenses into Sigma at the end of the month, they are going to upgrade all of them for free, which is a real plus.
This shot was taken on manual focus with the 2 x so am well pleased with the result, having the 10D now allows for 30 shots, 28 in the bin and two that can be used, a different mind set from waiting for the film to be processed.
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| Photo By: Steve Bailey
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/15/2003 8:22:36 PM
Megan, well seen, very good composition
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| Photo By: Megan Forbes
(K:4617)
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/15/2003 8:17:12 PM
Well done, really good details and colour, Pin cushion Protea, its home in the Western Cape of South Africa were I live
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| Photo By: Nancy Liu
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/15/2003 8:09:24 PM
Bill, do you realise you have a photograph of the very rare 'King' Cheetah, has a different pattern from the normal Cheetah, very rare indeed
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| Photo By: Bill Ciavarra
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/15/2003 1:59:05 AM
Loads of fun, thats what photography should be all about
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| Photo By: Megan Forbes
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/14/2003 6:52:13 AM
Megan, you have done a lot better, difficult light conditions but the subject is too dark and the sky is washed out
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| Photo By: Megan Forbes
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/13/2003 8:42:09 PM
Gail, little worried about the focus, trying to find where your point of focus is, like the composition
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| Photo By: Gail Lovely
(K:72)
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/13/2003 7:46:58 PM
Beautiful part of the world, detail, colour and composition very good Megan
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| Photo By: Megan Forbes
(K:4617)
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/12/2003 9:08:03 PM
Megan, another "well seen" very good reflections
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| Photo By: Megan Forbes
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/12/2003 9:03:23 PM
Well seen Megan, the yellow contrasts well with the moody sky, the telegraph pole is perfectly positioned
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| Photo By: Megan Forbes
(K:4617)
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/10/2003 6:09:07 AM
Wonder why nobody has bothered to crit this pic, good composition, slightly soft
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| Photo By: Cordoba León
(K:557)
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/9/2003 9:05:15 PM
Focus is an issue with this submission Megan, looks very grainy
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| Photo By: Megan Forbes
(K:4617)
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/9/2003 8:59:09 PM
Megan, my kind of photograph, well done, decisive moment, camera at the ready, well done
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| Photo By: Megan Forbes
(K:4617)
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/6/2003 9:43:59 PM
Well seen and composed, Colour and detail very good
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| Photo By: Megan Forbes
(K:4617)
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/6/2003 9:26:29 PM
Well seen, the colours you have captured are really good
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| Photo By: Megan Forbes
(K:4617)
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Critique By:
Steve Bailey (K:757)
5/5/2003 9:15:40 PM
We share a passion for Owls it would seem, really good composition and sharpness, well done
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| Photo By: Tim Meyer
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