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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
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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
(K:12915)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
6/11/2005 5:09:04 PM
This is such a complimenting shot of a place that seems to have much life and history. Nicely done, though I do wish that we could see more of what he's drinking from. But I suppose that it's part of the mystery.
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| Photo By: Marc Robin
(K:3385)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/31/2005 6:29:25 PM
Original idea, great execution. The expression once again is very well done, with the added effect of forlorn this time! You have a stellar portfolio, yet you don't look that old. Another aspiring young photographer?
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| Photo By: Sarah Robertson
(K:621)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/31/2005 6:27:07 PM
Is this a self-portrait? The only reason I ask is because the subject looks like your biographical photo. If so, it's very well done with your expression maintaining some sort of questioning character while still looking confident in a sense. Beautiful if I may say so myself.
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| Photo By: Sarah Robertson
(K:621)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/31/2005 6:24:02 PM
Wow! Incredible use of spare composition. This would go great in the project for loneliness. Stellar job!
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| Photo By: Sarah Robertson
(K:621)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/31/2005 6:19:25 PM
The textures make this photo! That and the lighting make it a very competent shot.
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| Photo By: matthew morgan
(K:1539)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/31/2005 6:18:37 PM
I like the position and the lighting but I think it's a tad soft on the focus. Was this intentional? If it was, I might understand it...but if you were trying to capture the expression, then it detracts from the image.
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| Photo By: huan duong
(K:17)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/31/2005 6:17:28 PM
Great capture. The angle and the lighting contribute to the cute-ness of the ducks! A stellar photo!
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| Photo By: Radu Gruian
(K:1195)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/31/2005 6:14:55 PM
Wow, I'm glad you waited. I love the full silhouette that you captured of the bird. Great job!
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| Photo By: Scott Sykes
(K:350)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/31/2005 6:14:07 PM
I don't find the brights to be too bright. I just find the photo to have quite a range of tones. Altogether, I think it's very effective. Nicely done.
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| Photo By: John E Robertson
(K:1752)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/31/2005 6:13:03 PM
Wow, if you're trying to convey what I think you are you did a great job! I love how the fresh wood looks like fire itself. Very effective.
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| Photo By: Kristy O'Connor
(K:40)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/31/2005 6:12:13 PM
Great candid, Len! I love the action in this shot as well.
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| Photo By: Len Webster
(K:25714)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/31/2005 6:10:42 PM
Great lighting and detail on the foot. I especially like the textures.
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| Photo By: naftali raz
(K:1819)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/31/2005 6:09:58 PM
The composition is very effective. This is another signature photo of yours!
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| Photo By: Jeanette Hägglund
(K:59855)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/31/2005 6:09:00 PM
A very dirty looking scene! I love the morose character of the carrots against the cleanliness of the snow. Great job.
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Photo By: Paul Paul
(K:5362)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/25/2005 6:59:17 PM
I have to say that I'm a sucker for your dramatic landscapes. I think you did a wonderful job on the colors and the depth. I do tend to agree that it is a little soft which detracts slightly from the overall aesthetics. Possibly sharpen? Nice job.
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| Photo By: Marc Robin
(K:3385)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/25/2005 6:59:10 PM
I have to say that I'm a sucker for your dramatic landscapes. I think you did a wonderful job on the colors and the depth. I do tend to agree that it is a little sharp which detracts slightly from the overall aesthetics. Possibly sharpen? Nice job.
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| Photo By: Marc Robin
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/25/2005 6:57:22 PM
Wow! A perfect example of moody/dramatic landscape. It is such an ineffably beautiful subject, and I wouldn't change one thing in your rendition of it. Great job.
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| Photo By: Marc Robin
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/25/2005 6:56:05 PM
Actually, yes I am a cyclist, assuming you consider a commuter a cyclist. I commute to work/school every day on the bike and I love every minute of it. Thanks for the comments.
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| Photo By: Reza Fakhrai
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/22/2005 9:40:08 PM
This is one of my favorites in your portfolio. The contrast between the dead wood and the flourishing tree in the background makes this photo very special and puts it in my favorites file.
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| Photo By: Frank Sollecito
(K:-73)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/22/2005 9:37:59 PM
This is a very intriguing flower in both color and form. You did a most excellent job on this capture.
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| Photo By: Frank Sollecito
(K:-73)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/22/2005 9:36:49 PM
Thanks a lot, Dale....
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| Photo By: Reza Fakhrai
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/22/2005 9:36:08 PM
Wow...for her age she sure looks introspective. The overexposure really works to make the archetypal color of innocence -- white -- prevalent! The eyes are awe-inspiring, and I especially love how the mystery of the flower in front of her face contrasts the intention of innocence. I'm done now....
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| Photo By: Dale Ann Cubbage
(K:9755)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/22/2005 9:33:07 PM
Excellent composition! The character of the rocks and the logs are also very notable. If possible, the water would be even more stunning with a longer shutter speed.
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| Photo By: Patricia Wilcox
(K:5)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/22/2005 9:31:59 PM
Very interesting composition...definately out of the ordinary. The colors and shadows all lead the eye out into the abyss of the sky. An awesome photo.
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| Photo By: Jeanette Hägglund
(K:59855)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/22/2005 9:26:50 PM
Congratulations on the award, Laurie! This is the quintessential alternate perspective in my mind...you achieved a wonderful minimalist effect from such a mundane item.
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| Photo By: Laurie Gould
(K:11942)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/22/2005 9:25:24 PM
You've done some great things with water, and I think this is verging on my favorite. There is so much movement yet the drop itself seems so still. Really great job!
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| Photo By: Laurie Gould
(K:11942)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/22/2005 9:21:24 PM
Great job...almost looks infrared. The composition is beautiful as well as the exposure.
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| Photo By: D W
(K:2560)
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Critique By:
Reza Fakhrai (K:3014)
5/22/2005 9:20:46 PM
Great concept! The DoF and the colors are most notable. Once again, great job with the tricky exposure.
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| Photo By: Quix Photography
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