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Critique By: Gerald Lewis  (K:6)  
1/29/2002 1:13:52 AM

Thanks for your helpful comments. The border was an afterthought as I was posting the pic. It is gone now. This is how the picture actually looks.
        Photo By: Gerald Lewis  (K:6)

Critique By: Neia Frank  (K:478)  
1/29/2002 12:41:56 AM

I like light,hat looks nice also.agree in change border!
        Photo By: Gerald Lewis  (K:6)

Critique By: Scott Jones  (K:1093)  
1/28/2002 11:13:15 PM

Such nice light and the shapes are great. The great Saturn's ring of the hat and then those great sweeps of the scarf. I like the way the shoulder disappears into the void. Good use of square format. My only suggestion would be to try something different than the heavy green border. I find it distracts my eye from this fine portrait. I think it would be stunning with no border...

Scott
        Photo By: Gerald Lewis  (K:6)

Critique By: james mickelson  (K:7344)  
1/20/2002 8:35:55 AM

This is a nice image but the part of the image that holds the most impact is the doorway with the broom. The rest of the image isn't really necassary although I know that it is a record shot of a Trulli house. I like the archetechure. But the doorway and the broom are where this image lay. isolate them and see what a great image this would be. Crop this sucker.
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