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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/21/2005 7:06:49 AM
Great idea, deserving creepy effect.
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| Photo By: Roland Lacson
(K:12214)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/21/2005 7:06:23 AM
Nicely done, good choice on subjects!
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| Photo By: Soutik Singha
(K:140)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/21/2005 7:05:52 AM
This is a stellar close-up of the dragon fly, but I think that it lacks contrast, especially where the yellow flower is concerned. It could be spruced up quite a bit in PS (or GIMP). After that, it's a fantastic shot.
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| Photo By: Mark O'Brien
(K:1050)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/21/2005 7:04:34 AM
My girlfriend partakes in this every year. Good promotion!
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| Photo By: Shanan Vann
(K:24)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/21/2005 7:03:49 AM
Excellent job. Was this PS'ed at all? The saturation is amazing in the greens. Your incredible attention to detail in the macro led to a great photo.
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| Photo By: Morgan Estill
(K:3786)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/21/2005 7:02:29 AM
Hello fellow Albuquerque-n. It's great to see your photos, as they reflect many things that I see as well. This is no exception, as I see the cacti blooms as quite possibly the most beautiful aspect of the desert. This is an awesome macro and I love the focus on the middle of the flower, very crisp.
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| Photo By: Morgan Estill
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/21/2005 6:59:55 AM
The concept of this photo is very intriguing, but I fear that the lack of focus detracts from the image, especially knowing the capabilities of the D70. I would think that the focus should be on the point where the finger and the cake meet, so as to be most effective. Keep it up!
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| Photo By: Valentin Enriquez
(K:444)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/21/2005 6:58:37 AM
The atmosphere is stellar in this photo. Great job with such a camera as well. The detail is exceptional.
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| Photo By: Paul Tremain
(K:191)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/21/2005 6:56:19 AM
Wow! This photo is absolutely awesome...I love the clarity and all of the different tones of b&w. The lighting and focus is very effective. Into the favorites....
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| Photo By: Rich Swanner
(K:-3732)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/21/2005 6:55:16 AM
The quality on this photo is different, but I like it, nonetheless. The reason why I like it so much is because of the atmosphere that the clouds, the lonely boat, and the b&w tones create. It is very effective in this manner. Great job.
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| Photo By: danilo parra
(K:549)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/21/2005 6:54:00 AM
Fantastic image. I love the composition, because it so nicely focuses on the toxic water, and its cause in the distance. I would love to see this in B&W for I think it would be even more powerful.
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| Photo By: D W
(K:2560)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/21/2005 6:53:06 AM
Beautiful high-contrast, high-lighting photo. It has almost an infrared quality. Great job.
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| Photo By: lion grrl
(K:52)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/21/2005 6:52:25 AM
Wow! This is really a stellar photo. I love the play on focus.
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| Photo By: Valentin Enriquez
(K:444)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/17/2005 6:14:17 AM
your pictures speak to me like poetry...I suppose because of the expressions, they are always so confidently confused. Nicely done.
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| Photo By: Sarah Robertson
(K:621)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/12/2005 6:22:32 PM
Is it poison ivy? That looks different than the breed I've been trained to see. Either way, I love the DoF in this photo and its ability to lead the eye. I also love the "earthiness" of the colors.
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| Photo By: Bunnie Chamberlain
(K:443)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/12/2005 6:20:10 PM
Excellent photo! I like the play on textures here with the brick and the wood. The composition is especially effective as it ties these elements together. Nice job.
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| Photo By: E. AXL
(K:338)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/12/2005 6:18:52 PM
Seems like a place with a lot of stories to tell. I like the colors, especially the emphasized color of the silted water. Overall, nice job.
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Photo By: Mahamed Ariffin
(K:7114)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/12/2005 6:17:20 PM
Very powerful composition and framing. I agree that the blur makes it seem almost as if it's a watercolor painting. Very impressive shot.
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| Photo By: Neil Niamh White
(K:9165)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/12/2005 6:14:51 PM
I really love the selective color in this. It creates a powerful piece of journalism. As for the form of advertisement, I believe it is disgusting and one more step towards a world of complete corporate domination. I'm glad you photographed this step. Thanks.
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| Photo By: Ameed El-Ghoul
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/12/2005 6:12:56 PM
Very cool. I love the uneven lines as they wrap around and warp in all different directions. Of course, the simplicity of the window is gorgeous. Great job.
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| Photo By: Giuliano Guarnieri
(K:36622)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/11/2005 5:24:59 PM
I ove the reds on the right that contrast the grain of the old wood. The contrast is very effective.
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| Photo By: Alessandra Frediani
(K:2445)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/11/2005 5:23:54 PM
I hope to visit these some day in my life. This is a captivating shot. The colors are very excellent and expansive.
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| Photo By: Alessandra Frediani
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/11/2005 5:23:07 PM
Very intriguing picture. The textures make this photo excellent. Great job.
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| Photo By: Jeanette Hägglund
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/11/2005 5:21:53 PM
This is fantastic! The colors are perfect as well as the difficult exposure. I wouldn't change anything. Good job dealing with the sun head on!
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| Photo By: Quix Photography
(K:20204)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/11/2005 5:20:30 PM
Wow, this is powerful, especially with the hazy feel. The perspective is exceptional.
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| Photo By: Quix Photography
(K:20204)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/11/2005 5:20:01 PM
Nice choice on the B&W tones. Very powerful stuff.
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| Photo By: Paul Tremain
(K:191)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/11/2005 5:18:38 PM
It's an excellent idea. You could have made it even more abstract had you not given away the constituents in the title. Nicely done.
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| Photo By: Laurie Gould
(K:11942)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/11/2005 5:16:41 PM
Beautiful! The film grain is very tasteful as well as the overall tones. The composition is also very powerful, helping to breathe one last breath into this dead beauty.
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| Photo By: Laurie Gould
(K:11942)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/11/2005 5:11:02 PM
Fantastic clouds and lighting contrasts. Overall, the picture has somewhat of a grainy feel...if not grainy than some other uneven texture. Was this added or not?
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| Photo By: Richard Dakin
(K:12915)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/11/2005 5:09:55 PM
I think this is my favorite of the terminal because it shows off your masterful cloud techniques. Nice catch on lighting.
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| Photo By: Richard Dakin
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