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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
10/24/2010 9:26:43 PM
The depth of field shallowness is extreme. I would like to see the subject in crisper focus though and not in the very centre of the frame :)
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| Photo By: Hannes Bronkhorst
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
4/17/2006 7:51:41 PM
aaah.. beautifully somber, dark and mystesrious. i just like the way it makes me feel
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| Photo By: pan g.
(K:16899)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
4/17/2006 7:48:35 PM
wow, this is very different, and very nice. very interesting perspective, gripping colors and and almost black and white sky. i like it
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Photo By: txules .
(K:62768)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
4/17/2006 7:25:42 PM
Very interesting. I would have liked it even more if it was composed such that the flame pointed into the photo...but i like it!
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| Photo By: Hai Thanh
(K:1396)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
1/6/2006 11:26:20 AM
color and tone truely amazing !
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| Photo By: Nader Yassa
(K:15)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
9/7/2005 6:01:30 PM
Karen, the easiest if you are not familiar with masking is to select all, copy, paste as new layer. The top layer you sepia tone. the bottom layer you reduce the saturation just so that it has the right amount of original color that you like. Then simply either use the eraser (with a soft brush) and erase out parts of teh top layer where you want the color bottom layer to show through. Or use the selection tool, and select the top layer parts you want to cut out (maybe with a bit of feathering) where you want the botom color layer to show through. Then flatten the image and voila! Done. Masking works in a similiar way - but is a bit more involved, it's all explained in the help and there is even a tutorial in the learning section of the help. Hope you have great success - we look forward to seeing the result
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| Photo By: Michael Bain
(K:874)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
6/14/2005 5:51:02 PM
The lighting is fantastic, the motion of the activity brilliantly captured as the simple tasf grinding something made look very artistic. thanks for sharing
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| Photo By: Malik Ramic
(K:1334)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
6/14/2005 5:47:32 PM
Hi, the image looks very pri-mordial-oozy. I like the way (what i presume is the) sky is being reflected, the texture of the subject, how well the title goes with it and the rudeness of it
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| Photo By: Alex Aitonean
(K:173)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
6/6/2005 6:50:48 PM
wow . . very effective at capturing the perceived order of things
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| Photo By: coskun o
(K:1812)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
6/6/2005 6:42:48 PM
Love the blue doors also. Looks like a very enjoyable spot.
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| Photo By: mario balzan
(K:579)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
6/6/2005 6:40:08 PM
Very beautifull. I agree on the tilt - some horizontal correction might be in order. I don't agree on cropping out the bottom blue part though - it really pull you and leads you into the arches
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| Photo By: Stefano Pistis
(K:846)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
6/6/2005 6:35:03 PM
wow this is beautifull. sttangely, he still seems like a happy person despite all the hardship evident in his features. well that's what it looks like to me anyways. I never give a 7. - this one gets a 7 ! If he could be positioned on the left, looking into the frame (instead of out of it like now) i would even have given it a 10 out of 7!
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| Photo By: Hanggan Situmorang
(K:24833)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
6/6/2005 6:27:23 PM
I like photos of shoes and to photoraph them myself. Very nice. Well done ! What does the wording on the photo say?
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| Photo By: Elisa Caldana
(K:3)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
6/6/2005 6:25:14 PM
Beautifull toning and composition. Love the grain. The image is at the same time harsh and soft. I like it !
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| Photo By: A. W. Osnafotos
(K:6373)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
6/6/2005 6:23:40 PM
Simply stunning. So vivid, so frozen, so colorfull and sharp, Straight to my favourites.
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| Photo By: Tomislav Bukvic
(K:14)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
6/6/2005 6:22:22 PM
Stunning and expansive. Such a feeling of space and warm summer days.
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| Photo By: Tiago Estima
(K:179)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
6/5/2005 12:58:30 PM
Dark . . freaky . . very nice !
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| Photo By: Mark Evans
(K:17428)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
6/5/2005 12:50:16 PM
Wow . . provacative!
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| Photo By: Ayse Telci
(K:4168)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
6/5/2005 12:48:29 PM
Very beautiful. Simple - beautiful
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| Photo By: Verena Rentrop
(K:15233)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
6/2/2005 6:21:37 PM
Stunning. Seems like such an intelligent animal.
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| Photo By: Mariana Castro
(K:323)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
1/25/2005 12:13:08 PM
aaah . . I dont know why, but the dark vertical area on the left really works form me. The picture looks already framed and has the quality of "being on a wall"
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| Photo By: Massimo Laganą
(K:157)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
1/21/2005 10:29:28 AM
Unsettling but brilliant !
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| Photo By: Kimmy Magino
(K:2457)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
1/21/2005 10:25:05 AM
very interesting macro. Theres good shots to be found all around us 
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| Photo By: David Bee
(K:57)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
1/21/2005 10:23:00 AM
I like it. A good slice of urban life. Did you shoot this in Bulb mode?
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| Photo By: Ryan Lovell
(K:49)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
1/21/2005 10:20:52 AM
Oppertunities like these dont present themselves often. I think you used it pretty well!
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| Photo By: talerngrat chaiyasilp
(K:5)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
1/21/2005 10:18:04 AM
beautiful portrait and proof that portraits also work in landscape layout from time to time. Well Done !
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| Photo By: CorrieLynn Jacobsen
(K:9882)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
1/21/2005 10:16:23 AM
I agree with all the other comments so far. Stunning shot !
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| Photo By: Eric Foltz
(K:18)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
1/21/2005 10:14:53 AM
Aah there is so many of these type of photos on this site, we are in danger of ignoring ones like these because we see so many of with the same style and feel. Well I choose not to ignore this one. Well done !
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| Photo By: Gary Flynn
(K:258)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
1/21/2005 10:12:26 AM
The original actually speaks to me more than the PSed one. It has much more life than the supposed "live" one. Just my Opinion
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| Photo By: Chris Spracklen
(K:32552)
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Critique By:
Michael Bain (K:874)
1/21/2005 10:05:06 AM
Interesting shot. What caused all the darkness around the edges?
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| Photo By: Mark Hamilton
(K:8387)
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