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Critique By:
Jerry Thompkins (K:3574)
3/6/2007 1:18:17 PM
excellent in all respects!
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Critique By:
khalid al-saigh (K:5491)
3/6/2007 8:43:49 AM
wonderful shot
great moment
thanks for sharing this photo
regards
khalid
hope my friend visit my portfolio
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Critique By:
khalid al-saigh (K:5491)
3/6/2007 8:43:08 AM
nice catuch
thanks for sharing this photo
regards
khalid
hope my friend visit my portfolio
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Critique By:
James Cook (K:38068)
3/6/2007 6:53:44 AM
My guess is the min power is the least bright flash setting. Good for up close work because a bright flash (set for shooting something distant) would give too much light in strong reflections.
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Critique By:
James Cook (K:38068)
3/6/2007 6:47:05 AM
Nice. Good fortune never hurts talent.
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Critique By:
James Morse (K:296)
3/6/2007 3:49:11 AM
Good composition, and perfect timing. Great shot.
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Critique By:
Sergio Cárdenas (K:25028)
3/5/2007 11:41:00 PM
Great capture in this one...very excellent shot, colors and BIG time...congrats!
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Critique By:
Jose Ignacio (Nacho) Garcia Barcia (K:96391)
3/5/2007 11:32:16 PM
great details. wonderful composition.arvelous portafolio.
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Critique By:
Paul Lara (K:88111)
3/5/2007 11:05:37 PM
This is just...POETIC. Wow!!
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Critique By:
Mike Adams (K:7180)
3/5/2007 11:05:32 PM
Wow. This is impressive.
I really like the composition and tha colors of this shot.
Great job with the reomoval of the items!
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Critique By:
Mike Adams (K:7180)
3/5/2007 6:27:21 PM
Very nice.
Hard to tell that any PS work was done... If you hadn't mentioned it , I would not have known!
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Critique By:
Martin Halley (K:580)
12/7/2006 2:17:26 PM
Anna,
I think the lighting is changed to red when it is shut down for the night. This was 2 am.. At midnight it is still running and blue.
Pleased (and smug) that you enjoyed my humble effort.
Regards.
Martin
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Critique By:
Anna Schulz (K:1186)
12/6/2006 5:43:20 PM
it looks amazing. i really can imagine how you tried and tried. great idea. i never sa it before. anna
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Critique By:
Anna Schulz (K:1186)
12/6/2006 5:40:38 PM
hey martin, well i have to say: great job. why is the light red on the eye? does they change it? i never saw it in red the 4 times i was in london.
looks really great an i think it adds drama to the shot. what do you think?
anna
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Critique By:
Gustavo Scheverin (K:164501)
11/14/2006 1:52:56 AM
Buena toma nocturna.
Felicitaciones!
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Critique By:
Dan Wilson (K:21104)
11/7/2006 5:31:28 AM
oops, sorry forgot to rank it
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Critique By:
Dan Wilson (K:21104)
11/7/2006 5:31:05 AM
Wonderful lighting, great DOF with that camera. Lovely composition
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Critique By:
Valerij Reznikov (K:3367)
11/3/2006 10:38:16 AM
I think I’ll not be a 3D addict, I am already a pan maniac. For two years I used the Panorama Factory. But it only merges one single row of pics. Now with Autopano I got a new life. Sure I sound like a peddler selling some goods but I strongly recommend you this program. It can stitch as many rows and as many frames as you like, it depends only on your hard drives, not RAM. Yesterday I stitched 125 frames and got 170 MP with an ordinary comp. Download and try. Its here - http://www.autopano.net/. Valery
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Critique By:
Martin Halley (K:580)
11/3/2006 10:11:48 AM
Thank you for your kind comments. But take care Valery, you can become addicted to 3D!
I use ArcSoft's Panorama Maker3 for stitching large images. It works very well providing the individual frames are taken with 70mm or longer lenses. Shorted focal lengths introduce too much distortion. It will only tile 16 frames but is able to accommodate as many frames horizontally as you want use.
To create really big panos I use Panaroma Maker3 to stitch several horizontal layers and then I stitch the resultant layers manually.
If distortion does occur then I use Altostorm's Rectilinear Panorama Home to bring it all back into line.
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Critique By:
Valerij Reznikov (K:3367)
11/3/2006 9:01:58 AM
Yes!!!! I did it. I saw 3D. You have a wonderful portfolio, Martin, it’s a shame there are so few comments. From your recent I like the seagull and 17 frame panorama. Did you do it manually or used some stitching program. Two or three weeks ago I found for myself Autopano Pro. Valery
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Critique By:
Martin Halley (K:580)
11/1/2006 5:59:29 PM
Hi Sally, good to hear from you again. No, this really is the old lifeboat station now stranded as the shore has receded due to the build up of shingle. I'll post a black and white version later.
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Critique By:
Sally Morgan (K:9219)
11/1/2006 4:39:17 PM
Hello Martin - sorry I've been away for so long - but you did inspire me in the meantime - I've been toying with panoramas. I tried and loved a trial version of panavue software (I'm not patient enough to do it by hand), but being laid up with a twisted ankle, I've only got as far as doing circular ones of the house and garden - when I get out and about I'll post something decent.
Is this a barn on the beach? That's so neat. Those posts really lead the eye into the picture, and the colours are good too. Did you do a B&W version - I'm curious as to how it turned out.
Feel free to drop me an email - I'm s@lly.co.uk
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Critique By:
Sam Kh (K:19017)
10/30/2006 9:31:54 PM
yes! you r rught the sky is so beautiful and so lovely also the land is nice and the pic is perfect
nice job!
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Critique By:
Rashed Abdulla (K:163889)
10/29/2006 11:51:01 AM
Wonderful Macro work, very creative and with amazing light
best regards my friend
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Critique By:
Martin Halley (K:580)
10/26/2006 1:42:07 PM
Joe,
Thank you for your comments. Your revision comes up on my monitor as bright blue. I am about to calibrate as I have a brand new monitor which may be set too blue, hence an over-emphasis on yellow when my images are displayed on yours. It was early evening in October and sun was fairly low through low cloud so there was a pronounced yellow-orange cast to everything. All comments greatly appreciated.
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Critique By:
Dave Stacey (K:150877)
10/26/2006 4:58:58 AM
An excellent capture of the seas in these conditions, Martin! Great moment to capture with the waves breaking, and to know it's a life boat station adds to the drama. I like the colouring and lighting, personally I wouldn't change it, but I might crop to just above the horizon, to have a little less of the sky. Very nicely composed, otherwise!
Dave.
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Critique By:
Joe Johnson (K:8529)
10/26/2006 2:19:58 AM
CC photo. So I'd critique it by saying that I played around with different crops, but realized that you have what should be there, right there. It's not just the wave breaking, or part of the old station, but that it is in that environment, that setting, and the wave coming from the sea is as much about the sea beyond. The only change I made was to remove some color cast, and make it a bit bluer. It's a good camera, that captured detail even in the shadows of the distant hills.
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Critique By:
Leo Régnier Я£ (K:67696)
10/26/2006 1:43:02 AM
GREAT!!
STUNNING!!
Congratulations my friend!!!
Leo
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Critique By:
Sue Murphy (K:112)
10/21/2006 11:21:30 PM
The gull adds to the mood of the shot!! Keep him!!! Great shot, I love the ambience of the shot!
Sue
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Critique By:
Martin Halley (K:580)
10/16/2006 1:21:55 AM
Hugo, many thanks for your comments and I agree the tree tops do seem to have lost it at the edges. I have adjusted them in the main image as shown by importing part of theorginal file. Your comment spurred me on, I was getting lazy!
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