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Critique By: meprivacynet@meprivacy.net meprivacynet@meprivacy.net  (K:3974)  
11/16/2002 1:55:35 PM

Much better!
        Photo By: Philip Sherwood  (K:51)

Critique By: Kyle Blair  (K:1542)  
11/16/2002 10:47:35 AM

very interesting shot. great colors. much better without the styrofoam.

for what it's worth, here's my vision for some cropping. what do you think?
        Photo By: Philip Sherwood  (K:51)

Critique By: Kyle Blair  (K:1542)  
11/16/2002 10:26:27 AM

very cool shot!
        Photo By: Philip Sherwood  (K:51)

Critique By: Philip Sherwood  (K:51)  
11/14/2002 6:18:45 PM

You can see another picture from the same night here:
http://www.usefilm.com/showphoto.php?id=26814

Can you do html in this?
or click here
        Photo By: Philip Sherwood  (K:51)

Critique By: Russell Love  (K:7006)  
11/14/2002 6:01:47 PM

can we get speell check on here? I meant keep it up.

Russ
        Photo By: Philip Sherwood  (K:51)

Critique By: Russell Love  (K:7006)  
11/14/2002 5:59:59 PM

Phillip,

Great shot! you are right about the building on the right. It needs to go. then you will need to do something to make the misty building look like it is not leaning. Can you straighten that in one of the photo programs? I don't know. So why don't you just hang around there for another shot like that and stand in front of the building to the right! lol! Man kie pit up your doing great!
Later my friend,

Russ
        Photo By: Philip Sherwood  (K:51)

Critique By: Mark Peterson  (K:3452)  
11/14/2002 5:40:01 PM

Philip,
First of all, I like low light photos. This has an errie feel to it and that's what I like most about it. I agree that some croping is in order, but you don't want to lose the angles created in this image. Very interesting.
        Photo By: Philip Sherwood  (K:51)

Critique By: meprivacynet@meprivacy.net meprivacynet@meprivacy.net  (K:3974)  
11/13/2002 10:45:04 AM

Abstracts?
I would take a new set of pictures - leaving anything but myself and the sky reflected.
        Photo By: Philip Sherwood  (K:51)

Critique By: Philip Sherwood  (K:51)  
11/13/2002 10:32:19 AM

Re: Portrait category: I wasn't sure what category to put it in.

What suggestions do you have for it?
        Photo By: Philip Sherwood  (K:51)

Critique By: meprivacynet@meprivacy.net meprivacynet@meprivacy.net  (K:3974)  
11/13/2002 10:22:18 AM

A portrait?

I think it is a very creative idea and you should work on it more. Good luck!
        Photo By: Philip Sherwood  (K:51)

Critique By: Glenn Kennedy  (K:34)  
11/8/2002 8:24:11 PM

Interesting photo. I agree with the others that the building on the right needs to be cropped out, but no-can-do without messing up the entire frame. You'll loose most the angle effect of the other buildings.

This has a real Blade Runner/Ridley Scott effect.

A real eye catcher as is and nice job !
        Photo By: Philip Sherwood  (K:51)

Critique By: Donald Holman  (K:884)  
11/8/2002 11:13:31 AM

Hmmmm....yea, I see it Joffre and I think your suggestion would make a nice composition. Just picturing, with the "reverse L", the photo in my mind has a very futuristic, moody feel (think it has to do with the rounded buildings). If I had my druthers (been wanting to use that word for years), I'd like the light from the top of the left building not be so strong and dominating. Giving it a darker almost cyber-punk feel ... but that's just me.
        Photo By: Philip Sherwood  (K:51)

Critique By: Joffre Swait  (K:626)  
11/8/2002 11:07:18 AM

Philip, I like this picture ... but I agree that some cropping is needed. However, I wouldn't crop just the right side, instead I'd crop a reversed L-shape thingie by removing the right-hand side building and most of the well-lit bottom area. It'll create a moodier, darker photograph!
        Photo By: Philip Sherwood  (K:51)

Critique By: Wietse de Graaf  (K:136)  
8/27/2002 1:14:48 PM

Nice perspective, different from the standard shots. Too bad it wasnt windy enough..

Wietse
        Photo By: Philip Sherwood  (K:51)


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