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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
7/5/2005 5:23:28 PM
I love the contrast in the trees (green/fall colors) seems like he's guarding the border.
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| Photo By: Stephen Bivens
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
9/23/2004 1:37:22 AM
Cool capture! Nice play on UNITED!
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| Photo By: Stephen Bivens
(K:7308)
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
9/23/2004 1:36:39 AM
Thank both you and Jeff for your constructive comments.
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| Photo By: Tiffany Woodley
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
9/22/2004 11:35:07 PM
Powerful idea. I like the duality of the title. You get so many interesting shots from the streets!
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| Photo By: bart soriano
(K:1660)
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
9/22/2004 11:32:51 PM
Great composition, powerful concept, fantastic shot!
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| Photo By: Mark Kresl
(K:9434)
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
9/22/2004 11:31:19 PM
Precarious shot! Interesting idea - I'll have to give it a try.
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| Photo By: Sven Bjornsson
(K:427)
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
9/22/2004 11:26:50 PM
Fantastic capture! I love the coloring of this. Good timing to capture such a unique occurrance!
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| Photo By: Lukasz Kuczkowski
(K:14687)
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
9/22/2004 11:24:12 PM
Amazing, seamless - the viewer can't tell where the image ends and the reflaction begins. The range of colors is beautiful! Where is browns Mills, by the way? I would love to go there!
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Photo By: BILL MAHLER
(K:5882)
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
9/22/2004 11:21:08 PM
You seem to have truly captured the look of anticipation in this one. I'm sure he's an avid fisherman.
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| Photo By: John Loreaux
(K:86210)
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
9/22/2004 11:18:36 PM
Great macro shot! I adore the coloration.
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| Photo By: Linn Currie
(K:24426)
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
9/22/2004 11:15:49 PM
Great use of a unique opportunity!
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| Photo By: Stephen Bivens
(K:7308)
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
9/22/2004 11:14:57 PM
I love the use of reflection in this piece! Excellent capture!
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| Photo By: Paul Lara
(K:88111)
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
9/14/2004 7:40:12 PM
This is beautiful! I love the striking colors of the piece. It is such a contrast from the powerful image of nature to the city below. Great shot!
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| Photo By: bart soriano
(K:1660)
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
8/29/2004 7:17:50 PM
Thanks for the suggestion.
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| Photo By: Tiffany Woodley
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
8/28/2004 11:15:21 PM
I love the mix of colors in this shot! Such a beautiful gradient. The clouds are nearly too perfect.
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| Photo By: Teresa Moore
(K:11063)
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
8/28/2004 11:13:05 PM
I thought about cropping it more, but thought I mighy loose the light traveling up. Thanks for the tip!
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| Photo By: Tiffany Woodley
(K:231)
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
8/27/2004 6:20:11 PM
I like the finished product, there is a great amount of warmth in this shot. Is a street smile like "indoor voice?"
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| Photo By: bart soriano
(K:1660)
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
8/27/2004 6:16:57 PM
You are correct about great minds... lovely.
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| Photo By: Q Zhang
(K:3946)
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
8/27/2004 6:15:51 PM
Very interesting composition. Makes me think of a plastic surgeon cutting out the unwanted (or unlovely) and leaving only the beauty, though killing reality.
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| Photo By: Timothy Schirmer
(K:7201)
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
8/27/2004 6:11:40 PM
I love the colors and the title. The symbolism of the flower as innocence being extinguished is fantastic - though it makes you think of your own innocence lost.
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| Photo By: Timothy Schirmer
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
8/27/2004 6:07:36 PM
The exit feels so far that it is nearly unreachable. Beautiful warmth in the color - both inviting and almost suffocating.
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| Photo By: Timothy Schirmer
(K:7201)
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
8/27/2004 6:03:36 PM
I love the tone of this shot, but I can't help but feel sad with the title. It gives the shot a beautiful, solitary tone.
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| Photo By: Timothy Schirmer
(K:7201)
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
8/27/2004 6:01:46 PM
I love this shot! The trees make for a fantastic frame for the sky. Definitely not the coloring I expected with the title - but it really does seem like the ocean. Good call on the Lion King - it does look nearly too perfect.
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| Photo By: Makenzie Clark
(K:370)
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
8/27/2004 5:59:24 PM
Makes me hungry for a fair. Great capture.
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| Photo By: Makenzie Clark
(K:370)
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
8/27/2004 5:58:08 PM
Yes, it may be a bit cliche, but the clarity and DOF are still beautiful - why else would this be a common shot?
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| Photo By: Makenzie Clark
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
8/27/2004 5:44:39 PM
I toyed with the idea of making this black and white, but I like the yellow from the F train.
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| Photo By: Tiffany Woodley
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
8/27/2004 5:23:20 PM
I love this statue, but her face seems very dark when compared to the washed out feel on the right area of the image. I don't know if this is necessarily a bad thing though, it seems to add to the power of the statue.
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| Photo By: Stephen Bivens
(K:7308)
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
8/27/2004 5:19:14 PM
Beautiful! I adore this shot. Then again, I am quite partial to Sepia. But, the framing of the brick and the crispness of the image are wonderful.
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| Photo By: Jeff Fiore
(K:11277)
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
8/27/2004 5:16:46 PM
right next to ground zero.
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| Photo By: Tiffany Woodley
(K:231)
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Critique By:
Tiffany Woodley (K:231)
8/24/2004 11:26:19 PM
Long DOF, yet it feels claustrophobic. The question is; Where's the exit...?
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| Photo By: Stephen Bivens
(K:7308)
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