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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
7/1/2004 11:28:26 PM
Francesca, One of the many thing about your artwork is your use of colour. You have a unique style. Bright, vibrant, and beautiful. I can recognize an image by you without looking at the name. Beautiful work. Bravisimo. Take care, Robin
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| Photo By: Francesca May
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
6/24/2004 8:19:19 PM
Welcome Home and Thank You seems not enough to say.
May God Bless You and Your Family.
Robin
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| Photo By: Shane Brown
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
6/24/2004 2:29:41 PM
Yeah I think it was a wise investment. I'm still at heart a purist who will be using my film cameras as there are still limitations that digital doesn't seem to do as well.
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| Photo By: Robin Dunham
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
6/9/2004 5:17:37 PM
Paralax error due to the perspective. 28mm from the bottom of a hill looking up and to the right towards the church. I could have straightened the church in photoshop but then the tree would have leaned to the left.
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| Photo By: Robin Dunham
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
6/5/2004 5:38:32 PM
Kostas, Thanks for the answer. Sorry about that, I must have forgotten to return to check your other image for the reply back in December. Must have been the holidays. Thanks again, Robin
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| Photo By: Kostas Tzanetos
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
6/5/2004 12:52:49 PM
Francesca, Very creative. Always interesting artwork. Have a great summer. Robin
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| Photo By: Francesca May
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
6/5/2004 12:50:04 PM
"Jane! Stop this crazy Thing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
6/5/2004 12:43:12 PM
Kostas, Beautiful results. After seeing your images I have attempted this from the interior of my auto with mixed results. How are You metering the lighting over such long exposures. I know that once You get into reciprocity failure that the exposure times do get lengthened. I am guessing that with such long exposures a little trial and error is the only way to meter the light captured. I also have not found anyone that carries the suction clamp that you have mentioned. Robin Dunham
RobinDunham1985@yahoo.com
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| Photo By: Kostas Tzanetos
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
5/23/2004 7:05:14 PM
HELP MEEEEEEEE!
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
5/23/2004 12:23:24 PM
Great image. I like the use of limiting the depth of field. Do you have a version that is not as tightly cropped?
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| Photo By: Rawabi Al-Nuaimi
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
5/21/2004 12:42:45 AM
Francesca, I see a Rastafarian with smoke coming out. His dreadlocks standing on end, and some LSD trip colors in his head. Cool experiment. Keep up the interesting images.
Robin Dunham
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| Photo By: Francesca May
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
5/6/2004 7:43:01 PM
Francesca, combinazione bella di colori. Perfecto per Madre's Day. May I prenda in prestito l'immagine per il mio computer sul lavoro?? Robin Dunham
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| Photo By: Francesca May
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
5/6/2004 7:31:05 PM
Thanks for the laugh. My sides hurt now. Great capture. Robin
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| Photo By: Lesley Silvia
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
5/5/2004 11:05:57 PM
Beautiful Work. The feeling of depth to the image is amazing. Tha capture of lighting and shadows is great. Any shop work is flawless. Good Job. Robin Dunham
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
4/24/2004 6:17:36 PM
Kassem, I have seen this photo before. Have You posted this elsewhere.
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| Photo By: Kassem Hashem
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
4/21/2004 11:14:10 PM
Always a interesting effect. You are more brave that I. --> I still don't know how you could trust mounting your camera to a tripod that is taped to the hood of your car. But, obviously, you haven't lost your camera yet that cullman mount must work very well. Great work, Kostas.
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| Photo By: Kostas Tzanetos
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
4/19/2004 9:44:54 PM
absolutely levitating, Well done.
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| Photo By: PIERRE THOMAS karkau
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
4/17/2004 5:57:03 PM
You got out safe. That is the important thing. All else can be replaced. Glad You are OK.
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| Photo By: Jesper Kristensen
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
4/12/2004 2:43:21 PM
Foto muito fresca Marcos! Robin
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| Photo By: Marcos Teixeira
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
4/7/2004 1:50:37 PM
Congratulations!
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| Photo By: Jostein Moene
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
3/17/2004 3:49:09 PM
Wax on, Wax off. I like him as Arnold on Happy Days too. Nice Photo.
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| Photo By: KEITH MAYHEW
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
3/15/2004 4:01:21 PM
Glenn,
This is a such a cute photo. Nothing can brighten up a day more than a happy baby.
I cleaned up the lighting and saturation a little for you. I hope You like it. I don't normally edit other peoples photos but this photo made me smile after a hard day at work.
Robin Dunham
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
3/15/2004 3:40:38 PM
Martin, I think the balance of the lighting caught my eye over the composition. Either You used the right graduated ND filter, or You have done some nice post-processing dodge and burn work. Either way it works. Shooting an object in shadow at sunset is not the easiest thing to do. When done right You can get a very nice image like this one. Good Job. Robin Dunham
http://www.usefilm.com/photographer/23403.html
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| Photo By: Martin Woudstra
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
3/11/2004 3:30:01 PM
Francesca, Colori bei. Come fate questo? Robin
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| Photo By: Francesca May
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
3/11/2004 3:18:57 PM
I love it. Beautiful composition. I keep being drawn into the image. Great enviromental portrait. Robin Dunham
http://www.usefilm.com/photographer/23403.html
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
3/6/2004 1:33:07 PM
Anne, Than you for You comment on my photo "A Long Time Gone". I've had the hardest time deciding which image I like better. This one, or "Miuka" blue toned and facing left. They are both great. You have a nice portfolio of work posted. Your self-portrait is beautiful. By the number of comments it has received, a few quite odd, I think they like You. Regards, Robin Dunham
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
3/6/2004 1:13:16 PM
Francesca, Grazie per il vostro commento sulla mia immagine di Blacklight. Amo come verniciate con Photoshop. La vostra cartella di lavoro ha l'originalità, l'immaginazione e bellezza. Non posso attendere per vedere più. Robin Dunham
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| Photo By: Francesca May
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
3/3/2004 2:13:30 PM
Interesting view from the bottom of a well?
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
2/28/2004 5:25:11 AM
That looks good also. I tryed cropping several different ways and I liked it as a panoramic. I have other images of this place. But if I go back there I want to take it with the barns and windmill back to the far left and the tree up front on the right 3rd line for depth. thanks for the input.
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| Photo By: Robin Dunham
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Critique By:
Robin Dunham (K:1851)
2/27/2004 4:39:30 PM
Tim,
Beautiful composition. You have some very nice work in your portfolio.
Critique is usually only what you see in hindsight so if you thought of this already please disregard. Suggestions without having been there are hard to do. The snow is a little on the grey side. That may have been the lighting that you had to work with. Snow is hard to meter throught the lense. Some cameras do it better than others. Camera meters like to think that the world is a 18% gray card for metering so when it meters snow, it likes to make it grey also. Depending on a few variables You need to open 1/2 to 2 stops to get a better exposure. I would remove the wire leading up to the windmill and the tree limbs that are floating on the left hand side of the frame.
Again a beautiful scene. Great composition. The grey overcast sky does have a way of setting the tone of the image. Great work.
Robin Dunham
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