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Critique By:
Roberto Arcari Farinetti (K:209486)
9/21/2004 2:59:28 PM
fine superb and emotive
roby
;-)
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Critique By:
Roberto Arcari Farinetti (K:209486)
9/21/2004 2:57:22 PM
is equal to a old film!
is incredible and just perfect BIP!
my best congrats
see you soon
roby
7+
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Critique By:
Roberto Arcari Farinetti (K:209486)
9/21/2004 2:55:03 PM
aurore.. for me a new friend!!
you have a magnific portfolio with many BIP and award!
aldso this one is fantastic!
congrats
roby
another 7
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Critique By:
Roberto Arcari Farinetti (K:209486)
9/21/2004 2:47:16 PM
hello Aurore..
a magnific moment great use of DOF and sft focus!
congrats for the main!
cheers
roby
7
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Critique By:
Richard Thornton (K:26442)
9/20/2004 7:18:28 PM
First of all, I really like the border of this almost-square composition. Odd, to start there, but that is what I saw first. This is probably naturally occurring with the Diana's film gate ? I don't know, I've never had one. The blurry image and the motion shown by the (I think) kite are arresting and as fluid as a still picture can be. This is a case of something I would not produce but I can really appreciate it as a work unto itself instead of falling into the trap of imagining how I would do iy. I can just enjoy.
Some of you arty types like to use all the characters on the keyboard, but I am unable to decypher titles like this one!
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Critique By:
Murat Harmanlikli (K:7846)
9/18/2004 4:56:14 AM
excellent...
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Critique By:
Stefan Engström (K:24473)
9/17/2004 10:00:23 PM
I love the simplicity of this image.
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Critique By:
Viktor Pravdica (K:4907)
9/17/2004 7:15:41 PM
Very strong shot!
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Critique By:
Kevin Collier (K:19076)
9/16/2004 6:53:35 PM
excellent -- love the whole feeling of this image
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Critique By:
m.c. lopez (K:14766)
9/16/2004 6:30:39 PM
excellentissimo Aurore ! great blur !
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Critique By:
Piotr Niewierowicz (K:2401)
9/16/2004 4:58:37 PM
Very fine Dianablurryshot regards
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Critique By:
**** ***** (K:9527)
9/16/2004 4:55:46 PM
i love this image! excellent and moody!
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Critique By:
Ray Pempengco (K:-26)
9/16/2004 4:53:58 PM
Hey Aurore - haven't seen your photos in a long while. What I like about this picture is they all seem to be in the same stride. It has a little bit of "The Mod Squad" look about it with the girl's retro looking boots ;o)
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Critique By:
Patrick Jacobson (K:29151)
9/14/2004 9:11:56 AM
This one was great! Taken from a disney "horror" movie.. Love it. The composition is Fantastic. Light and tones are great... Wow.. a 7+ for this one. Cheers!
Patrick J
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Critique By:
Matej Maceas (K:24381)
9/10/2004 5:08:35 PM
Admittedly I like the 'story' more than the photo, but hey, what does it matter as long as I am glad I cliked on the thumbnail :-)
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Critique By:
Paul S (K:894)
9/9/2004 8:58:04 PM
This is a very simple with a group of 4 walking ahead toward the ocean. Whilst some images lead the viewer into an image, this one forces the viewer to participate in the image itself.
By following the group in, it is not a stretch to have the viewer become part of the group. Without seeing faces, the viewer makes no association with the group. Rather, the viewer is forced to use personal experience with being in a group and this is where the image gets its strength.
People are social and being part of a group is natural. However, this is no ordinary group. This group has a defined purpose. All but one, including the viewer, looks straight ahead. They walk at a measured and purposeful gait. The man on the image right, looks around casually, but does not break off from the group itself. This group and their mannerisms imply a set purpose and determination. Associating with this group empowers the viewer with a common unified goal and the strength and determination to realize that goal that comes from the support of one?s peers.
A quick technical note. The small hair from the scanner above the multi-toned umbrella is really distracting.
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Critique By:
Stefan Engström (K:24473)
9/9/2004 5:18:06 PM
I love these greens and reds. I am still a little confused about your family tree, but I think I need some coffee before I tackle that subject again :-) I also like the setup with your sister watching the boy, and the boy watching you (us). It creates a triangle of observation that I find interesting.
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Critique By:
Marcin Gorski (K:12388)
9/9/2004 12:04:50 PM
great
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Critique By:
Aurore Lynch (K:1687)
9/9/2004 7:30:17 AM
ha ha!
Well, it's what I meter for, anyhow!
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Critique By:
Elangovan S (K:10675)
9/9/2004 7:18:28 AM
Very nice. Are you sure of the shutter speed? :-) just kidding. Love the picture.
Elangs.
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Critique By:
Paolo Grusovin (K:3344)
9/9/2004 7:17:02 AM
very nice!
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Critique By:
Mark Tate (K:1151)
9/9/2004 6:13:32 AM
consistent because they really look like a team, even their behaviours seem the same (judging by the movement of hands)
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Critique By:
genious anonimous (K:-45)
9/6/2004 4:28:44 AM
Very nice shot, i specially liked the smoothness of the blur with the contrast of black and white.
=)
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Critique By:
b y (K:2671)
9/2/2004 2:24:10 AM
Powerfull, love it!
GrZ Ed
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Critique By:
gio4love . (K:14469)
9/1/2004 1:34:02 PM
I like the grainy atmosphere,sort of "family album" effect made anyway uneasy by the angry look of the boy in the foreground, about to throw his wapon against the viwer, the intruder...See you again!
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Critique By:
m.c. lopez (K:14766)
8/29/2004 10:13:36 AM
very good Aurore !
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Critique By:
Matej Maceas (K:24381)
8/29/2004 6:53:59 AM
Cool, thanks for the info. Must have been a lot of fun :-)
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Critique By:
Stefan Engström (K:24473)
8/29/2004 4:34:32 AM
Hi Aurore - I prably obmisspoke and was thinking more of the "cheapifications" (heavy vignetting etc) Carlheinz does on some of his photos, but looking through his portfolio there seem to be a few cases of digital edits which are reminiscent of the cross-processed look, at least he doesn't say that it was part of the treatment:
http://www.usefilm.com/image/420472.html
http://www.usefilm.com/image/327265.html
http://www.usefilm.com/image/443532.html
http://www.usefilm.com/image/518720.html
... but I suppose the main thing is that you knew about his work and the look he has been cultivating here.
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Critique By:
Aurore Lynch (K:1687)
8/29/2004 2:09:10 AM
Carlheinz's digital cross processing? Really? I thought he only used film. Or do you mean 'normal' film adjusted in ps to look xprocessed? I did look through his portfolio, and the xprocessed-looking work I saw actually was xprocessed in developing according to him. Will you point me to it?
I guess I forgot to put in the comments, that is actually me on the left. ; ) My digital gives a nice reflection in the lens so I can see what I'm shooting. I look intent simply because I hate to smile in pictures, and he looks intent because I've trained him not to smile at the camera... lol.
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Critique By:
Aurore Lynch (K:1687)
8/28/2004 8:16:06 PM
Duh! Download and add as attachment! I'm a fool.
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