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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/8/2007 6:00:50 PM
Thanks, Kara.
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/7/2007 4:00:43 PM
Safety or scary - probably depends on which side of the fence you find yourself.
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| Photo By: Kara BigCanoe
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/7/2007 3:47:19 PM
Looks like Skootr wants someone to rub her tummy!
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/7/2007 3:44:54 PM
Thanks for your attempt to educate us regarding scatology, Ernie. You must admit, though, this is really a 'crappy' photograph.
Jason.
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| Photo By: ERNIE BUCHANAN
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/7/2007 3:07:24 PM
Well done, Gabriel. Very good feel with the lighting, and excellent attention to detail with the reflection.
I am curious - were you holding the camera in your other hand, or did you use a tripod? Or, perhaps it's not even your hand in the picture?
Anyway, as I said, well done - this is a very HANDsom photo.
Jason.
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| Photo By: gabriel ungureanu
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/6/2007 8:19:14 PM
Thanks for the comment, Kara.
I'll have to be honest here and tell you that I know next to nothing about horses. I'm not sure what the difference is between a halter and a bridle in terms of purpose. All I do know is that she was getting hitched up to a little buggy to pull us around, and it made for good photos!
Thanks again,
Jason.
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/6/2007 8:14:04 PM
Thanks for the comment, Gayle.
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/6/2007 8:02:46 PM
Excellent composition, Kara. I like the placement of the chipmunk, and the balance created by the pink petals on the other side. I also like the contrasting textures of the asphalt and cement with Chippy and his flowers.
I agree with Gayle that there is a bit too much blur. It almost seems like this was a larger photo that you've cropped, resulting in a loss of resolution. If that is the case, it's deffinately a good choice of crop, and just too bad about the blur. Still a good photo, though, for sure.
Jason.
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| Photo By: Kara BigCanoe
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/6/2007 7:46:23 PM
Hello again Michele. I had some time to work on the foreground a little more. What do you think of it now?
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/6/2007 4:37:55 PM
Thanks for commenting on my photo, Shelby. A new day of beginning for sure - as long as it begins with a hot coffee or tea - it was pretty cool that morning.
Jason.
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/6/2007 4:33:13 PM
Many thanks, Nacho.
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/6/2007 4:32:43 PM
Thanks Kara, for the positive comments on my picture.
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/5/2007 6:58:28 PM
Nice view you've captured Doyle. I really like the pastel colours of the sky, and the warmth created by the angle of the sunlight hitting the rock face.
Jason.
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Photo By: Doyle D. Chastain
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/5/2007 6:02:21 PM
This is really quite good, Kara. I like it a lot, well done!
Jason.
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/5/2007 5:18:30 PM
Hi Michele. I've seen your cool photo - it's what reminded me that I had this one stored on my computer from a little while ago. I decided to PS it a little and post it. Take a look at the original:
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/5/2007 5:06:47 PM
Thanks Michele.
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/5/2007 5:04:34 PM
Thanks for commenting on my photo, Erland.
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/5/2007 5:01:48 PM
Thanks for the critique, Michele. I agree regarding the foreground, I would have liked it to be more visible as well. I did lighten it a bit from the original, but too much more and noise would have been a problem, ruining the softness of the image. It is a country lane, or a driveway, more precisely.
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/1/2007 7:04:07 PM
I really like this view of the bridge, Marlyce. I think the tips of the tree branches in the foreground make this an interesting point of view and perspective of the structure. And extra points to you for standing on a stump on one leg to get this - that would have been a picture worth seeing for sure!
Jason.
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| Photo By: Marlyce Chastain
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/1/2007 12:12:21 PM
Good candid photo, Pablo. I like the composition, and I think you have well captured an instant of everyday life.
Jason.
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| Photo By: Pablo Dylan
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/1/2007 11:53:43 AM
Sometimes the light at the end of the tunnel is a train, but sometimes it's just a mini-van.
Interesting photo, Michele. I think it would be even better with a longer tunnel (not in your control, of course.) I say that because to my eye the light entering the back of the tunnel, behind the vehicle, takes away from the effect of this picture. Good idea for a photo though, and well done with the tunnel you had to work with.
Jason.
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| Photo By: Michele Carlsen
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/1/2007 11:41:59 AM
Hi Mary Jane. I like the point of view and angle you chose for this photo. You've really showcased the majesty of this structure well.
Jason.
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| Photo By: Mary Jane
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/1/2007 11:36:15 AM
Nice closeup photo, alan. Good composition, and a warm feeling from the sun/natural lighting.
Jason.
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| Photo By: alan de ramos
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
2/1/2007 11:31:13 AM
Thanks alan, I appreciate the comment on my photograph.
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
1/31/2007 3:20:04 PM
Many thanks for the positive feedback, Robin.
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
1/31/2007 2:38:51 PM
Thanks, Marlyce. I hadn't noticed the trees that way before, but they do form a bit of a 'caravan,' don't they?
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
1/27/2007 4:33:15 PM
This is well done, Sylvia. I really like the composition of this photo, from the framing to the set-up.
I like how you've framed the top left corner with the window framing. Was this how you shot it originally, or did you crop it afterwards?
I also like the placement of the objects within the picture. Nice touch with the salt shaker lying down, the partially cut carrot, etc. Makes the photo seem a little less set-up, and more like someone was actually in the process of preparing a meal.
J.
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| Photo By: Sylvia Marriott
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
1/27/2007 4:23:52 PM
Hi Sylvia, nice capture of this quiet moment. I've only ever met two greyhounds, and half of them were named Chase. I'm thinking this might be a common name for the breed?
J.
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| Photo By: Sylvia Marriott
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
1/27/2007 4:09:21 PM
For those interested in the colour version of this picture, I've attached it.
To see another good photo of Captain take a look at http://www.usefilm.com/image/560172.html
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| Photo By: Jason Hopson
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Critique By:
Jason Hopson (K:3283)
1/27/2007 3:47:00 PM
Thanks, Andrew, for viewing my photo, and for the thoughtful critique/comment. Much appreciated.
J.
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