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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
1/4/2005 8:07:49 PM
Giuliano - I love my Rollei, but it's hard to get that close with it. You can use closeup lenses, but you get too much distortion (big nose syndrome).
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| Photo By: Ed Krebs
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
1/1/2005 6:43:37 PM
Reply to Giuliano - I use 12 min. @ 70 degrees F. for Fuji Neopan in normal light. I subtract about 2 min. for exposure in direct sunlight (something I rarely do!).
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| Photo By: Ed Krebs
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
12/31/2004 12:48:24 AM
Wonderful minimalist arrangement. I just browsed through your portfolio. You have a very artistic eye and sense of compositon. Keep up the good work!
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| Photo By: Martin Ziaja
(K:504)
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
12/31/2004 12:38:17 AM
Just a great portrait! Offbeat, candid,and grabs your attention.
I would use PS to fix that one white pixel under his lip. I spent years touching up dust spots on prints with a brush, and those specks just jump right out at me. It sure is a lot easier to fix them digitally.
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| Photo By: Rachel Leah
(K:26110)
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
12/27/2004 9:34:36 PM
Alex -
I use Fuji Neopan 400 processed in PMK Pyro for 99% of my work.
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| Photo By: Ed Krebs
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
12/26/2004 12:01:29 AM
Very nice, Pat. Love the lighting and the tone.
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| Photo By: Pat Fruen
(K:12076)
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
12/20/2004 5:54:46 PM
A perfect minimalist composition! A 7++.
And nice to see someone else still using film!
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| Photo By: RC. Dany
(K:64104)
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
12/19/2004 6:14:06 PM
Great series. Mr. Anderson will treasure these in the future.
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| Photo By: g Difarnecio
(K:542)
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
12/19/2004 6:10:45 PM
HA! A Classic!
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| Photo By: g Difarnecio
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
12/18/2004 11:19:22 PM
Beautiful portrait! A 7++
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| Photo By: Ole Rasmussen
(K:1368)
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
12/15/2004 4:27:57 AM
Reply: No, no PS. That's a straight scan from an 8x10 print.
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| Photo By: Ed Krebs
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
12/11/2004 2:24:51 AM
Slava -
The only post processing was for the border. Those eyes are the real deal.
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| Photo By: Ed Krebs
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
12/11/2004 1:38:06 AM
Beautiful portrait that really captures personality. Have you looked at it in B&W?
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| Photo By: Peter C.
(K:3076)
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
12/11/2004 1:33:04 AM
Excellent doggie portrait. I do quite a few of them, and I know how hard it can be. Great use of DOF.
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| Photo By: Martin Wedelsbaeck
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
12/10/2004 6:20:59 PM
Reply:
I used photoshop to add the black border. Everything else in on the original print. I'm still a low-tech darkroom kind of guy. - Ed
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| Photo By: Ed Krebs
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
12/10/2004 1:31:37 AM
B&W print, color added the old fashioned way, with oil paints.
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| Photo By: Ed Krebs
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
12/7/2004 10:40:06 PM
No reflector, I just found a nice spot under a tree in open shade, and used a tripod for the slow exposure (1/30). From a Xmas card photo shoot.
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| Photo By: Ed Krebs
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
12/6/2004 7:22:01 PM
Nice composition, and terrific use of DOF to separate the subject from the background.
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| Photo By: Dinesh Aggarwal
(K:23)
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
12/5/2004 1:42:56 AM
A delightful, humorous portrait. I think a little sharpening is in order.
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| Photo By: Blazej Lindner
(K:3221)
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
12/5/2004 1:38:50 AM
Excellent protrait, great texture, skin tones, and separation. Reminds me of the work of my favourite photographer, Marc Hauser.
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| Photo By: Patrick Jacobson
(K:29151)
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
12/4/2004 10:50:18 PM
Great portrait! Nice use of DOF and the skin tones are just right.
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| Photo By: Pat Fruen
(K:12076)
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
12/4/2004 1:08:45 AM
Excellent portrait and great use of color!
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| Photo By: Ivan Antolic
(K:321)
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
12/1/2004 10:00:58 PM
Wonderful composition, but I would burn-in the top third of the print to ensure that the focus is on the child.
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Photo By: Antonia BauerleinSehnert
(K:30599)
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
12/1/2004 8:47:17 PM
Color, texture, and composition come together for a terrific image!
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| Photo By: Luigi Piccirillo
(K:142)
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
11/29/2004 4:47:54 AM
Stunningly beautiful! A 7+
Reminds me of Michael Kenna.
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| Photo By: Klaus Sailer
(K:152)
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
11/29/2004 4:40:22 AM
Love that high contrast print. I would tilt it about 1 degree to the left...
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| Photo By: Sergio Leal
(K:1468)
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
11/26/2004 6:14:19 PM
Excellent presentation of a classic subject!
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| Photo By: Zam Husni
(K:-15)
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
11/25/2004 8:30:56 PM
Most excellent portrait, wonderful tones. Hard to believe it's digital. Adding it to my favorites.
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| Photo By: Pascal Renoux
(K:4077)
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
11/25/2004 8:21:56 PM
Thomas, I just found the time to look through your wonderful portfolio. It looks like we share more than the last name! Mainly, a love for Black and White, and the square form. Love your work, especially this one!
cousin Ed
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| Photo By: Dr. Thomas Krebs
(K:1376)
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Critique By:
Ed Krebs (K:958)
11/25/2004 7:12:48 PM
I love your non-traditional portraits, and your tonality is elegant!
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| Photo By: Marcus Carlsson
(K:411)
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