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Critique By:
Jim DeZerga (K:111)
7/23/2005 2:57:34 PM
Hey, Jimbo! Time to post some pics of Maryland. You're laggin. I know you could get a ton of shots for the Historical Places category. No excuses. Just dust of that camera, point, and shoot. Simple!
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Critique By:
ade mcfade (K:12388)
6/15/2005 7:37:12 PM
Bet you never saw any of these when you were over here James???
It's a great shot, frame filled, well composed and all bits in the right place.
Cheers for the comments - I like the "stoned" shots too. I posted it on another site I use ages ago and got virtually no feedback.... was gutted, printed it out and it's on my wall now!!
If you ever get over here again, sure Steve, the gang and I will sort out another trip out.
Cheers
Ade
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Critique By:
Roberto Arcari Farinetti (K:209486)
6/15/2005 4:49:56 PM
hello james!
wonderful catch.. a magnific portrait opf delicate and tender anmal!
I like it
cheers
roby
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Critique By:
Stephen Bowden (K:64141)
6/15/2005 4:30:21 PM
Beautiful landscape photograph James, it is certainly warmer than anything around here right now lol
Best wishes,
Steve
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Critique By:
Stephen Bowden (K:64141)
6/15/2005 4:29:29 PM
Great capture James, great to see you posting again and wow ... that daughter of yours is growing huge now :-)
Best wishes to you all and Rose.
Steve
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Critique By:
James Dezerga (K:451)
6/13/2005 12:51:41 PM
Heh, Thanks Dad. I need to get out here in MD and take a few but the weather has been seriously hot. Still looking for your posts. =)
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Critique By:
James Dezerga (K:451)
6/13/2005 12:47:33 PM
Thank you Cessy. =)
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Critique By:
cessy karina (K:14205)
6/13/2005 3:34:29 AM
oww.. he is so cute !
excellent catch James
so close and sharp
the details are very well captured
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Critique By:
cessy karina (K:14205)
6/13/2005 3:28:08 AM
so wonderful view
lovely atmosphere, I like the angle and composition
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Critique By:
Jim DeZerga (K:111)
6/13/2005 2:49:36 AM
Good shot. Great detail on the the little things like hair, paws, and markings. Chipmunks make good subjects. Easy to pick the spot and coax with a cracker practically taken right out the mouth of my very own grandaughter. ;-)
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Jim DeZerga (K:111)
6/13/2005 2:39:25 AM
Emerald Bay. A little more on the Ferry (Dixie Queen)...they also have an evening dinner cruise with live band for dancing. Very romantic. Next time you're out this way, James, the cruise is on us.
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Critique By:
Jim DeZerga (K:111)
6/13/2005 2:33:07 AM
Even though the subject is the Jay, and PS will help bring out the details, don't mess with the pine needles. I swear I can smell the pine just looking at this pic. Good shot, Jimbo.
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Critique By:
James Dezerga (K:451)
6/12/2005 2:42:05 PM
Thank you Omar. I appreciate you comment. Excellent shots in your portfolio by the way.
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Critique By:
James Dezerga (K:451)
6/12/2005 2:34:01 PM
Thank You IIona. I took a look at your portfolio and must say you take wonderful pictures. Your macros are very impressive.
Regards
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Critique By:
James Dezerga (K:451)
6/12/2005 2:20:42 PM
Thank you Angelo. The bird is known as a Bluejay. I appreciate your suggestions and I will try to see if I can capitalize on your thoughts. I am not very experienced in photoshop so I reckon it will take a while for me to figure out but I give it a try. Thanks again. =)
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Critique By:
Angelo Villaschi (K:49617)
6/11/2005 4:44:23 PM
Great capture. Do you know the name of the bird.
I like it, but I reckon you could improve it by bringing back some detail from the shadow areas. Depending on how much detail is in your original image, this could be done in PS with a blended sceen layer of the selected areas.
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Critique By:
Omar Amroussy (K:4502)
6/11/2005 3:39:23 PM
very nice shot, perfect work
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Critique By:
xxxIlonaxxxx xxxxKrijgsmanxxxx (K:10405)
6/11/2005 3:07:42 PM
aaaaaaaaaaaa this is so cute...lovely details
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Critique By:
Jim DeZerga (K:111)
5/6/2005 12:21:24 AM
I tried this same type of shot at another church (St. Mary's of Ascension) to try to capture the stained glass and the inside walls. Never got it right. Either the glass was over x'd or the the inside was under x'd. Tough to get right with no filtering, but you're way closer than I ever managed. Imagine if those walls could talk...
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Critique By:
Jim DeZerga (K:111)
5/5/2005 9:41:07 PM
Nice shot, Little Jimmy. I can tell by the way the colors contrast with each other, the suttle greens and strong reds mixed with slight shades of pink, that your Dad must be a great guy. :-P
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Critique By:
cessy karina (K:14205)
3/27/2005 2:50:45 PM
i heard about the nightshot feature of sonny, it really nice.
excellent light and BW tones, plus with handheld ? wow !
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Critique By:
James Dezerga (K:451)
3/11/2005 7:05:10 AM
Thank you Cessy. I appreciate your comments. Hopefully I will be able to get some more photos posted soon. Again I thank you.
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Critique By:
cessy karina (K:14205)
3/10/2005 8:27:34 PM
very nice angle, excellent night shot
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Critique By:
James Dezerga (K:451)
1/22/2005 12:26:37 PM
Thank you Tiro. My hands were so numb I cant believe I held the camera still for it. Your comment are much appreciated.
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Critique By:
Tiro Leander (K:19060)
1/22/2005 12:05:44 PM
love the atmosphere in this one, the starry lights and the tones. very fine.
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Critique By:
James Dezerga (K:451)
11/22/2004 9:13:41 PM
Ok I feel dumb, I was looking at my camera and reading about shutter speeds. Now on my camera it displays S 5'. Which I mistook for being 5s like posted above. I guess it is really 1/5 of a second and if It were 5 seconds it would of read 5" on my camera. Hence the magic of no tripod. Feel free to slap me with a fish! =)
-James-
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Critique By:
James Dezerga (K:451)
11/22/2004 5:08:09 PM
Thanks Ade. Indeed I was on the wall. I dont know about standing though, maybe freezing is more the word for it. =) Oh and by the way no offense taken to the friends list issue. 
-James-
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Critique By:
James Dezerga (K:451)
11/22/2004 5:02:55 PM
Thanks Ade. I will definately look into those books when I get the chance. Look forward to another outting. Hopefully I can make the next one but I can not guarantee anything. Here's Hoping.
-James-
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Critique By:
ade mcfade (K:12388)
11/17/2004 4:31:29 PM
Wow... 5 seconds...
it's a shame we didn't start this when it was sunny at night really, no tripod required then. They are a bit clumsy to carry but when you've had a few drinks (ahem) it's very tricky keeping still!!
If you're up for learning more then I'd recommend reasing...
Bill Fortney's Great Photographic workshop (or something like that) as it introduces loads of photographic concepts in an easy to read and try way.
A bit more advanced it "Perfect Exposure" by Jim Zuckerman, that's just about getting the exposure right for the scene - nothing else. But that's the most important thing really.
Then there's a field guide by..... ummm I've forgotten his name, that's really detailed about everything. Not a bed time read,but not a chemistry lesson either.
I got them all from Amazon USA for very little with the dollar being weak at the time.
Sure we can explain most things between us though. Just ask BEFORE the pub
Cheers
Ade
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Critique By:
ade mcfade (K:12388)
11/17/2004 4:20:03 PM
I've not seen the BW one of this yet, but the subtle colours work really well - nice exposure on the walls and beams too.
Not sure I agree with Tiro - maybe loose the right window?, but I think it works as is
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