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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
6/12/2004 1:59:03 AM
Nice image. You don't indicate the aperture, but I'd guess the lens was stopped down a bit. A wider aperture might have blurred the background a bit more.
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| Photo By: Rod Rodrigues
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
5/27/2004 4:37:19 PM
I like this, but I think I see some PhotoShop artifacts (the leaves above the butterfly) and the butterfly appears to be over-sharpened. I assume this was a blend of a butterfly picture and a caterpillar picture.
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| Photo By: Snehendu Kar
(K:2427)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
5/27/2004 4:35:39 PM
Dan - Thanks for the laugh. If you check my portfolio, you'll see a "tasty morsel" emerging from its shell.
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| Photo By: Dan Lightner
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
5/27/2004 11:40:24 AM
John - regarding the cicada shot. Tripod yes (I'd say about 85% of my shots are taken with a tripod). Lighting was high overcast - no flash or reflector.
Regards - Bob T.
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| Photo By: Bob Tomerlin
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
5/27/2004 8:54:52 AM
Awesome shot.
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| Photo By: Olaf Wolfram I
(K:117)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
5/23/2004 9:41:38 PM
So Jeroen, where did you get the idea to place the white tulip like this? ;-)
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| Photo By: Jeroen Krol
(K:3085)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
4/8/2004 8:09:30 PM
Interesting and colorful it is. Good eye to see the potential for this shot.
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| Photo By: John Loreaux
(K:86210)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
4/8/2004 8:00:27 PM
Very intriguing image. As Stephen said, vicious - and also viscous. You should consider entering this in the "Nature's Best" photo contest in the "environmental impact" or "man and the environment" category (I don't remember the exact name of it) but the category basically is for pictures that depict man's impact on the environment.
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| Photo By: waldemar ebner filho
(K:5242)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
4/8/2004 7:55:24 PM
Excellent! Colors are vibrant, and the look seems pretty coy. Well done.
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| Photo By: Dan Lightner
(K:12684)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
4/8/2004 10:25:20 AM
What an idiot - I meant larger aperture - smaller f/stop.
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| Photo By: Vikram Bose-Mullick
(K:554)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
4/8/2004 9:31:33 AM
Very nice - but I think a smaller aperture would have kept the heron sharp and blurred the background a bit more. The tree trunks are a little bothersome.
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| Photo By: Vikram Bose-Mullick
(K:554)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
4/8/2004 9:23:14 AM
Lucky you! Isn't it wonderful when the light is behind you and dark clouds are in front of you? You did a very good job with this - a very pleasant and relaxing image.
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| Photo By: Irenka Daniluk
(K:8011)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
4/8/2004 9:19:59 AM
Interesting - and effective - angle. Exposure is perfect. I think you should not have clipped off the tip of the ear, but that's a minor point on an otherwise beautifully rendered portrait.
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Photo By: Dr. Rafael Springmann
(K:89517)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
4/1/2004 9:19:11 AM
Pity that such a wonderful pose is so soft.
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| Photo By: Fernando Diniz
(K:1236)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
4/1/2004 9:13:46 AM
This is simply beautiful. Although the scan looks a bit grainy, I think it matches the mood of the image. Very nice.
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| Photo By: Simon Hopkinson
(K:15)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
3/31/2004 1:14:03 PM
Without the people, this would still be a captivating shot. With the people, you have a really nice image. Well done.
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| Photo By: William T
(K:85)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
3/30/2004 8:24:44 PM
The thumbnail doesn't do this one justice. The only weak point for me is that the color of the background is so close to that of the cranes. But a nice idea well presented.
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| Photo By: Tim Long
(K:9228)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
2/27/2004 10:44:31 AM
Chris - this is almost perfect. Two minor comments - I think I'd like to see the person a bit more to the left. Also, I think the sun is just a bit overexposed - there is glare "eroding" the edges of the silhouette. Those are just minor comments on a superb image, though.
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| Photo By: Chris Indria
(K:15)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
2/26/2004 5:15:37 PM
Minimal, calming, beautiful colors. Wonderful picture.
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| Photo By: Craig Taylor
(K:6)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
2/24/2004 7:19:40 PM
Gotta watch those high eyecups, I guess!
What's ptosis?
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| Photo By: Carl Dombrosky
(K:34)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
2/24/2004 4:49:01 AM
Ahem - I meant a little bit of SNOW to set them off!
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| Photo By: Michelle R. Dunn
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
2/22/2004 11:06:32 AM
Very moody. I almost feel lost, abandonned and hopeless just looking at it.
One minor point - Its too bad the tracks lead out of the frame to the left. I think the image would be just a bit stronger if the tracks lead into the center of the frame, or disappeared into the tree. But that would be a MINOR tweak to an excellent photo.
This is one of the best winter shots I've ever seen.
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| Photo By: jan pedersen
(K:106)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
2/21/2004 5:25:48 PM
Very innovative use of perspective, Sven. Nice, unique image.
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| Photo By: Sven Burkhard
(K:3467)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
2/21/2004 5:24:16 PM
Unusual perspective. Very well done.
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| Photo By: Hugo de Wolf
(K:185110)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
2/21/2004 5:22:32 PM
This is almost perfect. Lighting is great, and the idea is a good one. But - the creases in the backdrop shouldn't be there.
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| Photo By: Ray Heath
(K:4559)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
2/21/2004 5:20:21 PM
Good one - under tough conditions I bet. I think your title would be even more appropriate if the fellow in the background was looking at the pair.
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| Photo By: Tommaso Razzano
(K:8073)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
2/21/2004 5:17:58 PM
Good capture of a good moment. You're very brave to take your camera in the boat.
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| Photo By: Nancy O'Sullivan
(K:63)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
2/21/2004 5:16:16 PM
I'm not sure if I'd recognize her if I saw her on the street, but this is a really interesting rendition.
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| Photo By: Marek Piêta
(K:334)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
2/21/2004 5:14:00 PM
I'd like to know a bit more about how this was set up. The overall appearance is rather intriguing.
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| Photo By: Sarah Per Lee
(K:2477)
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Critique By:
Bob Tomerlin (K:5460)
2/21/2004 5:10:06 PM
The thumbnail doesn't do this one justice. The cones need a bit of snot to set them off, but this looks pretty good as it is.
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| Photo By: Michelle R. Dunn
(K:1)
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