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Critique By:
Tracey MacFadden (K:1066)
5/14/2003 1:58:52 PM
i like the shadow!
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Critique By:
Joy Bhowmik (K:854)
4/27/2003 8:49:41 AM
good shot!
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Critique By:
Christian Payne (K:1398)
4/25/2003 3:57:49 PM
Action well caught... How about having the camera upside down so as to not get the wheel shadow on the ramp.
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Critique By:
Jonathan Wilson (K:591)
4/22/2003 10:33:00 PM
nice capture man, i like the composition alot
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Critique By:
Jeremy Gillard (K:87)
4/22/2003 6:45:04 PM
It is an interesting shot. It looks as though it was taken at night with a light to illuminate the biker. I just do not like how he is a bit blown out. Interesting shot though.
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Critique By:
John Smith (K:206)
4/14/2003 5:11:03 PM
While there may be a good shot here, the out-of-focus upper left is somewhat distracting.
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Critique By:
John Smith (K:206)
4/14/2003 5:08:40 PM
Interesting, this angle makes the guy's hand look freakishly large though. ;-)
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Critique By:
Kali Williams (K:108)
4/13/2003 6:05:33 PM
Hey..ive looked at all your pics..theyre awesome. I was following the one everyone was on you about the dude someone was makin fun of or w/e...it think it was a good pic..nothing wrong about it. I just started shoting lastyear 2. Well...thats all ive got to say lol
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Critique By:
Greg O'Conner (K:2398)
4/12/2003 9:03:54 AM
strange.
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Critique By:
ryan bailey (K:61)
4/6/2003 10:58:07 AM
To Dan... Thats me, a friend took it, and I bunnyhopped all the way up there.
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Critique By:
Nita H (K:548)
4/6/2003 7:40:09 AM
Ha ha, it almost looks like the one person is shooting laser beams from their eyes. I would prefer if so much of the roof wasn't visible, and perhaps if the other person where looking straight forward as nothing was going on too, instead of being slightly turned.
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Critique By:
Don Martel (K:551)
4/5/2003 9:28:34 PM
very cool
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Critique By:
Jake Sieg (K:673)
4/2/2003 11:33:19 PM
nice flash placement...not a bad photo...do you recognize my name at all? im Dan Siegs brother...email me at eckurtmauchley@hotmail.com or add me on AIM at eckurtmauchley and we can talk some photos...peacec out
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Critique By:
Jake Sieg (K:673)
4/2/2003 11:31:09 PM
hmm...nice use of flash on the backlit rider. im kinda conused on where hes comein up on that ice pick...its hard to think he bunnyhopped up there...wheres the take off?
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Critique By:
ryan bailey (K:61)
3/21/2003 11:18:07 AM
which elements???
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Critique By:
Scott McFadden (K:5663)
3/21/2003 2:25:54 AM
Great colours and excellent exposure.
I really like how the blurr has affected the people.
onto some technicals.
A pity about the lens flare cuased by the fire.but then if you compose a person in sillohette the centre of intrest would be lost.I suggest a lens with good flare resistance.
I think the ladder on the left could be cropped out.
great shadows.
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Critique By:
Scott McFadden (K:5663)
3/21/2003 2:05:46 AM
Great action + good technique.
the other elements really dont help at all though.
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Critique By:
ryan bailey (K:61)
3/21/2003 12:18:48 AM
I think it owuld be more the angle than getting close this was kind of big so you want to not get to close that you wont see the rail because the whole point of this shot was to show how big the rail was... and what abotu 200 speed film ???? I'm not into 400
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Critique By:
Marc Robin (K:3385)
3/20/2003 8:04:45 PM
Hi, first, the blurry could be the scan. I dunno about your question. You could use 400 film and increase the shutter speed. That would definitely help somewhat. I think that the idea for this shot is good, and the shadow and rider are awesome. I only wish that you had gotten WAY closer. I realize this may be a bit dangerous to do...but if at all possible, fill more of the frame w/ the rider, and the rail. He's so little back there...it'd be cool to see face detail.
Cheers, Marc
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Critique By:
ryan bailey (K:61)
3/20/2003 4:47:32 AM
I need some help... does the rider look a little blury if so how can I help this... I always shoot at 90 or below in skate parks or at nite and durring the day 125 or a little higher with a flash, with 100ISO film. is there an apperture i would use to make things less blury???
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Critique By:
John Charlton (K:5595)
3/19/2003 4:32:22 PM
Hi Ryan. You did a great job getting Kee Kee to stand out against the background. Now if you could just get her to look at you. But hey, kittens. They don't do anything you expect them to do, do they?
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Critique By:
ryan bailey (K:61)
3/15/2003 7:53:42 PM
sorry i forgot to crop it...
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Critique By:
Kelly Cooper (K:222)
3/15/2003 4:01:51 PM
I like the soft purple color to this picture. Good Job!
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Critique By:
Gregory McKnight (K:543)
3/15/2003 3:17:54 PM
nice shot
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Critique By:
Paul Treffers (K:321)
3/12/2003 3:44:32 PM
Nice Catch..
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Critique By:
ryan bailey (K:61)
3/5/2003 6:18:30 PM
The Bright light is an Off Shoe Slave flash.
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Critique By:
RAY CHARLES (K:2731)
3/5/2003 2:10:45 PM
You caught the action well, i just think you could have composed this shot better, meaning, to many distraction , the bright light to the right and the person in the back ground, also the DOF. The only thing you can do with this now is to crop vertical abought an inch of the rear tire.
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Critique By:
Richard Ivan (K:512)
2/20/2003 5:08:20 PM
i cant believe that this one picture of a bum raised so much contreversy...
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Critique By:
Donna Lauritzen (K:542)
2/17/2003 8:24:29 PM
Nice idea. The light is really "hot" though, making the photo difficult to look at. I like the "fisheye" effect... might be more interesting if the subject was not dead center.
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Critique By:
Donna Lauritzen (K:542)
2/17/2003 8:03:39 PM
Altaf,
First of all, let me say that this is not a comment about the photo! I saw your comment, and have a question/favor....
Obviously, there are a lot of comments about this photo, and someone who's viewing it for the first time might not read all the way through them, to see your comment regarding banning everyone who posts here. I'm guessing, from your comment, that would mean that anyone who posted a comment about this picture would then be banned.
Is it at all possible to stop future viewers from posting comments, then? It would seem unfair if people who posted one message here would be banned because someone else posted a message... especially if they haven't seen your comment.
I don't know if this is something that can be done, but if it is possible to block comments, I know I would appreciate it (so that I don't get banned because someone else comments).
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