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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
2/1/2004 8:56:37 PM
There's plenty to like about this picture. Great use of the square format. Nicely composed picture with the placement of trees at the bottom 3rd. And excellent exposure for the clouds.
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Photo By: Peter De Rycke
(K:41212)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
2/1/2004 8:28:19 PM
I like the saturated colours and grain-free pictures in your gallery, in particularly this one. Everytime I see a good digital picture, it makes me wonder if I should drop my old pentax. Good placement of the sun and the tree.
PS- thanks for your recent comment on my picture. I don't know much about the canon 10D or digital photography. I assume that you'll have to get the best picture you can before working with them in photoshop; if that means using filters, so be it.
For my seascape series, I use a warm-up to compensate for the bluish tone on velvia while taking long exposure and a split neutral density filter to control the overly bright sky during sunsets.
I take pictures when it's getting dark because that's when I'm free (yes, I have to work).
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| Photo By: KEVIN TEMPLE
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
2/1/2004 4:38:23 PM
Everything about this picture is nice. I like the snow, composition and the truck coming into the picture.
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| Photo By: Peter De Rycke
(K:41212)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
2/1/2004 4:30:49 PM
I think this place has a lot of potential for sunset/sunrise shots.
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| Photo By: Marcy Massura
(K:1848)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
2/1/2004 4:28:27 PM
Nicely composed picture - I like the use of the rule of 3rds in framing this picture and also the B&W format.
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| Photo By: Carol Watson
(K:5185)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
2/1/2004 4:22:48 PM
I won't complain about the fence at the back. This is a very nice picture-art.
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| Photo By: KEVIN TEMPLE
(K:8657)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
2/1/2004 1:59:48 AM
Lovely pictures. I like everything I see.
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| Photo By: Tomasz Sarna
(K:1778)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
2/1/2004 1:39:18 AM
A very nice watch and composition. I also like the dark background. HOwever, the reflections on the watch is a bit distracting and could be removed with a polarizing filter.
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| Photo By: Tamer Gunal
(K:194)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
1/31/2004 5:11:06 PM
very nice colours and lighting (and the use of vertical format). I like it a lot.
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| Photo By: Raffaele Bonivento
(K:442)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
1/30/2004 9:20:59 PM
Exceptional lighting.
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| Photo By: Al S
(K:5131)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
1/30/2004 11:35:11 AM
very simple but effective picture. works for me.
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| Photo By: rado z
(K:114)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
1/30/2004 4:22:14 AM
What a nice find ~ you do have an eye (or two) for details.
ps. Thanks very much for your comment on Brighton#20.
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| Photo By: Johnny K
(K:12635)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
1/29/2004 8:55:31 PM
nicely exposed picture for the buildings. I'd like to see it in a panoramic crop but this is nice too.
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| Photo By: Guy Dube
(K:6932)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
1/29/2004 1:47:34 PM
Nice positioning of the moon ~ framed inside the rocks.
I would prefer a larger moon(digital layering in PS, or multiple exposure with a longer telephoto) but this is nice all the same. This is more realistic.
Chee
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| Photo By: Laszlo Illes
(K:2019)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
1/29/2004 1:43:18 PM
A nicely composed picture.
The foreground although not sharply focused, works for this kind of picture. It has a sense of nostalgia and vintage look.
Best regards, Chee.
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| Photo By: Cliff Rosbotham
(K:2908)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
1/29/2004 11:57:04 AM
A very nice panoramic view. I'm a big fan of lonely-looking pictures with wide open spaces and I think you have done well in this one.
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| Photo By: Joćo Pedro Carvalho
(K:213)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
1/29/2004 11:54:10 AM
You have an eye for composition, Ana. Love the low vantage point to bring out the foreground. But I would prefer a greater depth of field. If you're using an SLR or DSLR, try repositioning the focusing ring to hyperfocal setting i.e. the infinity on the f-stop mark.
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| Photo By: Ana Silva
(K:0)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
1/29/2004 3:14:30 AM
heh heh. Rodger had a point but you do have a nice collection of space ball pictures. Very good digital work.
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| Photo By: Frank Hettick
(K:119)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
1/29/2004 2:32:35 AM
Wonderful picture. Surely it's not the road to hell, Diego.
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| Photo By: Castillion .
(K:1570)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
1/29/2004 2:01:20 AM
Excellent picture with just enough blurring to suggest movements. Agreed with Michael that the spots can be distracting but can be fixed easily in PhotoShop.
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| Photo By: Paolo De Maio
(K:34932)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
1/29/2004 1:37:27 AM
Nice chilling picture. You would have thought that they would put some hair on the model in a flash shop.
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| Photo By: Fabio Keiner
(K:81109)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
1/29/2004 1:32:12 AM
This is one grand scene!
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| Photo By: Hans Paul Hansen
(K:0)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
1/29/2004 1:23:13 AM
very nice abstract work. I love the out-of-focus points of lights and yet the candles in the foreground is somewhat sharp.
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| Photo By: Anindya Maity
(K:7880)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
1/29/2004 12:48:52 AM
Classic rose indeed ~ I think mum has a faded old card almost like this. Great digital work.
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| Photo By: micky waby
(K:9141)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
1/29/2004 12:42:32 AM
Good composition and excellent location for some slow shutter work, Ray.
Very often, foresty pictures tend towards the blue colour range especially when you're using a polariser. This can be "corrected" with a light warming filter, e.g. 81B.
The shutter speed can be reduced further to smooth out the water by using a neutral density filter (and small aperture).
For maximum depth of field, you could adjust the focusing ring to hyperfoccal settings.
best of luck.
chee
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| Photo By: Ray love
(K:124)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
1/29/2004 12:35:42 AM
excellent composition and I like the tonal range of this picture. I see seagulls at my favorite photo-spot but have never actually been fast enough to change to a telephoto lens on my camera.
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| Photo By: rob bishop
(K:561)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
1/29/2004 12:30:56 AM
A very nice portrait of the eagle. Very fearsome gaze and lovely smooth details of the feathers.
ps thanks for your comment and adjustment of my digital file ~ it does look better.
chee
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| Photo By: Jim Goldstein
(K:21230)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
1/29/2004 12:24:51 AM
Very nice play of light, shadow and movement with the smoke. You have a nice collection of smokey  pictures.
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| Photo By: Giovanni Stelluti
(K:1094)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
1/29/2004 12:21:36 AM
Excellent composition and technique. I like the colourful lines all going in the same direction.
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| Photo By: Joshua Rainey
(K:5069)
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Critique By:
Che C (K:763)
1/29/2004 12:16:36 AM
Out of this world! You sure do get lots of interesting cloud formations in Australia. Agreed with Hugo - the person at the bottom of the picture gives a sense of scale to the picture.
Chee
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| Photo By: Roger Cotgreave
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