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Critique By:
Hudson Lofchie (K:165)
10/26/2007 3:28:08 PM
This is a very interesting shot if not well composed. There is not focal point that immediately draws the attention of the viewer. If the photo was slightly less exposed, it would make the face stand out more, making it the focal point.
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Photo By: Ann Van Breemen
(K:13399)
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Critique By:
Hudson Lofchie (K:165)
10/26/2007 3:23:33 PM
Don' get me wrong, it's an awesome car and a great angle. The only problem is the sepia. It kinda washes out the shadows and highlights. Try upping the contrast and changing to black and white.
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| Photo By: Alfredo Piñeyro
(K:6609)
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Critique By:
Hudson Lofchie (K:165)
10/17/2007 3:49:03 PM
Im going to be honest, from the small thumbnail, this photo looked rather boring. But, from the thumbnail, i cold not see the amazing god-rays shining down upon this dream landscape. It is a very well captured shot.
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| Photo By: maciek duczynski
(K:129)
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Critique By:
Hudson Lofchie (K:165)
10/17/2007 3:47:12 PM
This is a stunningly well composed shot. The slope of the mountains immediately draws the eye to the main focal point, the boat. It follows the rule of thirds to the letter. Also, the reflection of the clouds in the water in the background, adds a nice contrast to the transparency of the water in the foreground. Having the tree on the left, balances the photo nicely and makes a natural frame with the boat.
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| Photo By: maciek duczynski
(K:129)
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Critique By:
Hudson Lofchie (K:165)
10/17/2007 3:43:20 PM
This is quite an amazing shot. Besides the great texture and lighting on the water, having the person, so well placed in the photo, gives an amazing sense of scale. It really makes you think how small we are in comparison to the forces of nature.
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| Photo By: maciek duczynski
(K:129)
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Critique By:
Hudson Lofchie (K:165)
8/6/2007 9:54:25 PM
Thank you. Although, it is not an HDR. There is just a small amount of level editing involved.
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| Photo By: Hudson Lofchie
(K:165)
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Critique By:
Hudson Lofchie (K:165)
7/24/2007 6:55:18 PM
This is an amazing photo. From the small thumbnail, the two red leaves look like the wings of a butterfly. The depth of field is also very nice. The way that the sharpness of the leaves and twigs in to foreground instantly give way to complete, but well used, blurriness. The color contrast is very good. Red brown and green go very well together. To be honest, i really cant find anything that i would change in this photo. Great job.
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| Photo By: Joggie van Staden
(K:41700)
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Critique By:
Hudson Lofchie (K:165)
7/24/2007 6:48:04 PM
That is a very religious photo under certain circumstances. In an old rundown basement, the rays of god still shine.
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| Photo By: Roman Drochomirecki
(K:838)
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Critique By:
Hudson Lofchie (K:165)
7/24/2007 6:40:00 PM
This is an amazing photo. The color contrast is great. The semi-silhouettes of the boats on the water matches the tree on the right. This is one of the best photo i have seen in a very long time. It is just overall great.
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| Photo By: Jo T
(K:2305)
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Critique By:
Hudson Lofchie (K:165)
7/24/2007 6:32:04 PM
i love the god rays. They look amazing. The one thing i must say is that the photo looks quite grainy which seems strange to me because of the low ISO. This photo could do with some serious noise reduction in photoshop. I love the overall effect of the photo. Its great.
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| Photo By: Midhat Hifziefendic
(K:215)
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Critique By:
Hudson Lofchie (K:165)
7/24/2007 6:21:11 PM
That is an amazing photo. I think the black and white captures the feel of the flower much better than color could. The one problem i can see is that the center of the flower is not quite in focus. The depth of field is a bit to narrow. Otherwise, this is an amazing macro photo.
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| Photo By: Adrian Nojek
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