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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
6/11/2005 2:30:12 AM
Here is the same picture in color
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| Photo By: Lexie Summers
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
6/11/2005 1:43:32 AM
Wow, nice catch. And props to this gymnast. That is a increadible wolf jump.
Yes, I too love that you can see the coach. So often at meets they fall into the background and aren't notices by onlookers. But they are never far and always paying attention.
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| Photo By: Dan Arthur
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
6/11/2005 1:40:03 AM
Beautiful...although I didn't know it was a flower until I saw the larger image.
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| Photo By: In Transit
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
6/11/2005 1:37:02 AM
This is wonderful. I love the color and the lighting. Beautiful
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
5/6/2004 12:52:39 AM
simple, yet absolutely stunning.
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
5/3/2004 7:09:49 PM
such beautiful, mystical lighting. Excellent
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| Photo By: Martin Woudstra
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
5/3/2004 6:25:28 PM
Nice detail in the fur on the chin. And very unique that you chose to show it upside down.
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
5/3/2004 6:20:25 PM
this is a beautiful and creative use of light. Very well done.
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Photo By: Dr. Rafael Springmann
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
5/3/2004 6:10:01 PM
such beautiful colors and lighting. This is very well composed. The wrinkles in the backdrop are a little distracting but those could be easily removed in PS.
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
5/3/2004 12:58:12 AM
I took Helder's wonderful work on my photograph and gave it a try myself. Here is what I came out with. Thanks again Hedler.
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| Photo By: Lexie Summers
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
5/3/2004 12:22:06 AM
Can't say much that hasn't already been said. Wonderful natural light and soft as well. Beautiful.
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| Photo By: karen barnett
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
5/3/2004 12:19:56 AM
Great shot. This is one of my favorite series of yours. It is nice to see the photographer on the other end of the game.
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| Photo By: Jamie Ferguson
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
5/3/2004 12:12:13 AM
The B&W tones are very nice however it seems to be lacking some creativity in the composition. I just feel with the lines in the window and the way the person in sitting a different angle would have produced a more interesting view.
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| Photo By: Tony Quinlan
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
5/3/2004 12:06:55 AM
Love the wonderful blue color you came out with. The hot spot at the top right corner is a little bothersome though.
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| Photo By: Felix Nova
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
5/3/2004 12:04:42 AM
Nice catch. I bet you weren't expecting this when you snapped that shot. Seeing the bat totally stopped with the ball still slightly blurred with motion makes it all the more interesting to look at.
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| Photo By: Dan Arthur
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
5/2/2004 11:59:50 PM
It is very interesting to see it in the acrylic. As beautiful as it looks with all of the light bouncing around the edges I think I still prefer the old beauty of the wood.
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| Photo By: In Transit
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
5/2/2004 11:52:30 PM
Helder~
Thank you for your work on my photograph. It looks beautiful. I am going to play witht he original and see if I can do what you did.
Thanks
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| Photo By: Lexie Summers
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
4/2/2004 10:40:10 PM
Great shot with the coach and the gymnast. You are seeing one of the best coaches in the nation at work here. Before coaching college Steve Nunno, coached Shannon Miller who is the most decorated gymnast in US history.
Very cool!!
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| Photo By: Dan Arthur
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
4/2/2004 10:34:20 PM
Nice catch by the photographer and hopefully for the gymnast. I am begining to see that you definitely have a nack for capturing some great gymnastics on film. It is not an easy thing. In fact, you caught this skill so perfectly that with one quick look I can tell you it is a full twisting tkachev. Cool!!!
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| Photo By: Dan Arthur
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
3/30/2004 8:29:53 PM
You are definitely getting better at with these vault shots. This one is superb. I love the angle of the shot. It makes the photo much more interesting as this is not a normal angle you would watch a vault from.
P.S. If you are ever in Michigan let me know. I would love to have to come to my gym and take some photographs.
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| Photo By: Dan Arthur
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
3/25/2004 9:04:21 AM
Love the dramatic upwards lighting. Gives the building a very unique feel.
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| Photo By: In Transit
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
3/24/2004 6:42:57 PM
I have done a lot of experiments with cyanotypes. This one is a good start. Cyanotypes tend to be a little more grainy than a regular print, but you can reduce the grain by using a paper that has very little or no tooth. Watercolor paper usually works the best.
It also seems to me that the whole image is kind of flat. When you are doing cyanotypes you want to have a really contrasty neg. Usually around two to four stops over exposed. That will allow the blue to get really dark while still being able to retain some pure whites in the higlights. Keep shooting and working with this process you are on the right track.
Good Luck
P.S. I have a few cyanotypes and vandykes in my portfoloio if you want to see some more examples.
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
3/4/2004 9:10:42 AM
Beautiful. I could sit there and swing for hours.
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
2/24/2004 8:57:16 AM
This is a beautiful image. The bold contrast is very pleasing to the eyes. The shadows of the trees adds some interesting texture to the path.
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
2/9/2004 11:20:02 PM
What I wouldn't wish to be in that weather right now. Excellent shot. I can almost feel the sun warming my face as it rises over the trees.
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
2/4/2004 11:09:50 PM
I have to say it again...such beautiful eyes. Excellent capture. I have always loved the way kids eat ice cream and get it everywhere. Very well done.
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| Photo By: Sergio Leal
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
2/4/2004 10:57:20 AM
Been gone for a while and look at all of the wonderful work you have put up. This is amazing. The detail and subtle highlights are very well done.
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| Photo By: Jamie Ferguson
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
2/4/2004 7:41:57 AM
This is a beautiful image. Great PS work. I hope that you had a good time in Paris. I would love to visit there sometime.
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
1/7/2004 8:01:29 PM
Wonderful blue. It is so simple yet beautiful. It has a very calming effect. I love it.
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| Photo By: In Transit
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Critique By:
Lexie Summers (K:2027)
11/27/2003 9:28:51 AM
It has been said already but this is a beautiful composition. Color, lighing, everything works wonderfully.
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