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Critique By:
Florent Robert (K:0)
1/19/2002 4:56:08 AM
Thank you Petros. I actually didn't scan it correctly and this is the biggest size I got without loosing too much quality. Check out the next one which should be at the right size.
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Critique By:
Petros Stamatakos (K:12101)
1/18/2002 10:55:06 AM
Florent, I would have liked to have seen this bigger. Monotone works well with this. Keep posting.
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Critique By:
Petros Stamatakos (K:12101)
1/16/2002 10:35:27 PM
I think you've done a fantastic job here Florent. Wish I had taken this one...
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Anne Brown (K:833)
1/16/2002 2:03:01 PM
Beautiful. Nice balanced, lots to look at. I love how the mountains fade in the distance. What I'd give to get there some day. Anne 
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Drew Anderson (K:209)
1/9/2002 3:51:35 PM
Excellent portrait. I love the wary expression you caught in this image. My eyes are drawn right to his.
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Critique By:
Scott Jones (K:1093)
1/8/2002 11:20:57 AM
While this image is fine, I think I like your unusually cropped image of this man better...
Scott
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Scott Jones (K:1093)
1/6/2002 10:12:37 AM
I really like this photo. I think that the composition is so curious without being forced. It holds my attention. My eye bounces back and forth between the face and the background figure. I like to travel down the suject's left side of his face which cleaves the picture in half. Of course it is the tilted glasses which made me look in the first place and I love this touch of strange whimsy.
Scott
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Critique By:
Dave Holland (K:13074)
1/5/2002 9:05:10 PM
Creative idea. I like the tipped glasses, and the fabulous rule-breaking you've done here. I find this shot inspiring, since I tend to drift to common monotony without prodding like this.
In retrospect I would have liked a little more glint in his one visible eye, maybe with a reflector to fill in the shadow beside his nose. It might have been hard to do because of distracting reflection from his glasses.
I sometimes wonder why some pics get ignored. This one doesn't jump out at you on the thumbnail, and it's surrounded by shots that demand attention. Don't get frustrated, it's more an artefact of the medium.
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