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Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
7/11/2003 9:52:54 AM

This one might have worked better if you backed off and went vertical with the camera.
        Photo By: Shmuel Bar-El  (K:181)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
7/11/2003 9:50:47 AM

Something about the way it is edited makes this picture feel weird
        Photo By: Shmuel Bar-El  (K:181)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
7/2/2003 4:13:37 AM

Love the contrast, I also like to see things in the panaroamic format
        Photo By: Roger Cotgreave  (K:15892)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
7/2/2003 3:08:52 AM

Really like the color range in this one, the camera motion certainly adds to the overall composition, great job.
        Photo By: Joćo Vazćo  (K:174)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
7/2/2003 12:32:49 AM

Great PS work. Our cats only think we control the parts of the universe that they aren't in command of.
        Photo By: John Charlton  (K:5595)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
7/2/2003 12:23:50 AM

Photos don;t really get any better than this one. I think I like the one posted better than the desaturated one.
        Photo By: sean slavin  (K:3488)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
7/2/2003 12:21:24 AM

Great photo overall, excellent location, the sky looks kind of after the fact
        Photo By: Kristupa Saragih  (K:1031)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
7/1/2003 6:36:01 AM

I really like the way the railings line up with the steps, great composition.
        Photo By: Roberta Elena Dragan  (K:345) Donor

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
7/1/2003 6:32:51 AM

I like the idea of the frame. It's a lovely flower. I'm not sure of the lighting though, what should be closer to me and a little lighter is darker, and the more distant center is lighter. Great clarity though.
        Photo By: Marc OLIVIERI  (K:177)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
7/1/2003 2:58:46 AM

Very nice indeed, great job capturing an uncooperative subject. I haven't found any flies willing to pose for me.
        Photo By: TH ©  (K:67)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
7/1/2003 2:55:55 AM

I always love repeating architecture, and having all three prmary colors makes this one great.
        Photo By: Daniela Caneschi  (K:906)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
7/1/2003 2:53:01 AM

These flowers are rather surreal in person and you have managed to capture that, nice job.
        Photo By: John Jackson  (K:1738)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
7/1/2003 2:48:29 AM

Very good, like the contrast as well as the mystery. You don't have to know what the subject is to enjoy your photo.
        Photo By: Joćo Magalhćes  (K:2067)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
7/1/2003 12:20:24 AM

Great composition, you want to explore the photo to understand the visual, you end up with an idea of what is going on and but get caught in the beauty.
        Photo By: Kaj Nielsen  (K:15279)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
7/1/2003 12:15:48 AM

Beautifully stark, but I always figured the reaper as a lot less attractive.
        Photo By: Rene Asmussen  (K:138)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
7/1/2003 12:14:22 AM

I love it, the range of highlight and shadow plus the great tones.
        Photo By: Lucas Macedo  (K:12843)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
7/1/2003 12:13:13 AM

Lots of views but no comments. I would suggest cropping the top and right a bit better and maybe working with the contrast, there are darks and lights but it still seems a little flat somehow, I can;t quite place it.
        Photo By: Giovanni Sinico  (K:325)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
7/1/2003 12:10:21 AM

Great reflections, perfect DOF for the subject, and I like the lines too.
        Photo By: ersoy alap  (K:872)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
6/30/2003 11:59:29 PM

I love repeating architecture photos, and this is a good one. If the height of the ceilings allow, you might try making the lines from the floor and ceiling meet the corners, it could help draw the eye through the photo to the center.
        Photo By: Amygio chen  (K:263)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
6/30/2003 11:57:02 PM

I like the clarity of the flying birds head, nice capture of the moment.
        Photo By: Vinci Ho  (K:10)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
6/30/2003 11:55:07 PM

This is a great photo, the lighting lends to your "roads" title but a little more contrast might be good.
        Photo By: Steven Lilly  (K:302)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
6/30/2003 9:17:40 AM

Very nice. The slow shutter \ panning gives the "walkers" a hurried look while the subject in the chair could care less about the people rushing around him.
        Photo By: paola f. casali  (K:7301)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
6/30/2003 9:08:34 AM

Great photo, draws the viewer in. It makes me want to keep walking into the scene. I don't know what was farther back but it might be nice to show where the two paths meet, giving the viewer more of a choice, wouldn't feel stuck on the low road.
        Photo By: Derek Dixon  (K:4948)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
6/30/2003 9:01:40 AM

Really like the vignette, as well as the contrast in detail between the two birds. I am a little put off by the unknown in the lowwer left but not enough to change my overall opinion of the photo. Great job catching the moment.
        Photo By: Derek Dixon  (K:4948)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
6/30/2003 6:19:36 AM

I like the range of tones. This one makes you look longer to decide if you are watching a person descend or ascend, the great composition leaves out a lot of directional indicators. It also makes you want to know where the subject is going, and doesn't tell you. The part left to the imagination is just as great as the part shown. ?Excellent
        Photo By: Razvan Toma  (K:787)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
6/30/2003 6:10:42 AM

Great timing for lighting, good overall composition, I might like to see more of the view of the lake they seem to be enjoying. And the background could be more saturated so the viewer knows what it is but doesn;t focus on it.
        Photo By: T Glow  (K:14955)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
6/30/2003 6:04:16 AM

Great photo, if Soundgarden makes another album this could be the cover.
        Photo By: Juan Sįnchez  (K:5441)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
6/30/2003 6:02:08 AM

Great photo overall, you could try cropping a little off the top, that might enhance the overall reflection aspect of the composition, unless you are intentionaly placing slightly more emphasis on the image vs. reflection.
        Photo By: Kenneth Kwan  (K:3084)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
6/29/2003 1:31:33 PM

I'll agree with Fabio, although in my mind it may be how a photo of Benn Franklins kite flying might have looked like. Cropping the bit off the bottom would put your "pilot" the same distance from the bottom as he is from the right side, the way the kite is in the opposite corner, it may produce even more rhythm.
        Photo By: Roger Cotgreave  (K:15892)

Critique By: Andrew O'Rourke  (K:1602)  
6/29/2003 1:16:12 PM

The crack pattern and the erie, highlight in the middle keep the eye mving to the background, keeping the mountains darker makes you notice them after you've taken the journey across the mudflats.
        Photo By: Antoine Berger  (K:481)


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