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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
4/29/2007 9:31:05 AM
Pat
Thanks for the honesty and detail of filters.
I have looked at your images many times and always thought - oh - I could do that I just need a 2 or 4 stop ND filter and so on. I also thinnk that a lot of your images are underexposed - but O know that is not so - its a technique I use to increase colour saturation = anyway - I am sure you dont need me to tell you that ypu have soke wonderfull images - mine are perhaps more traditional - www.davidtasker.com
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| Photo By: Patrick Di Fruscia
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
4/29/2007 8:55:03 AM
You have some wonderful images and this is one of the best - It reminds me a little of one of my own http://www.usefilm.com/Image.asp?ID=1221841 that was taken in England in 2006 because of all the birds nests in the trees.
I also liked the boat http://www.usefilm.com/image/1248925.html which rmidned me of similar scenes in Eassouira, Morocco plus I thought "Gate" was good - an ordinary subject captured well
Keep up the good work - I will check back often and look at your images.
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| Photo By: Iman Fouad
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
4/29/2007 7:22:34 AM
oops - forgot my email address
Its dtasker@netspace.net.au
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| Photo By: David Tasker
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
4/29/2007 7:21:22 AM
Thank you Nicole, I am fortunate that I have a holiday home just a few minutes from here. I will post some other images taken the same morning at this spot over the next few days. Here is a sneak preview. I welcome direct email contact at any time. Regards David www.davidtasker.com
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| Photo By: David Tasker
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
4/20/2007 1:14:00 AM
Is this a bone or a boulder in the foreground. LOL
Great weather by the looks of it.
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
4/19/2007 1:19:30 AM
The walk to the Arch is a brisk 1 hour going in - its not a tough walk by any means. You can get back in 45 minutes. This is a n interesting perspective - well done
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| Photo By: jacques brisebois
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
4/4/2007 12:43:30 PM
Wonderful
I just dont seem to get the good weather when I visit- but then it's a long way from Tasmania so its not as if I can just drop in.
You have some wonderful images of the Lakes District. I would love it if you could add a date or at least amonth when you images were taken.
On the image itself - sharp - great light and good work.
Kind regards
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
3/6/2007 7:50:31 AM
To Jim Goldstein - "Truth in Photography should be the aim" your comments are insightfull.
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| Photo By: Patrick Di Fruscia
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
1/15/2007 10:54:49 AM
Perfect - the lighting is superb - well done
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| Photo By: Shyamal Addanki
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
1/15/2007 10:47:06 AM
Maciek - I am excited about your images - you are either very talented or one lucky person to get such beautiful images - Thanks for great photography
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| Photo By: maciek duczynski
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
1/14/2007 12:04:29 PM
Her face is wonderful - the rest is super as well
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
1/12/2007 10:18:06 AM
Hey - cool - and I like the border inside .
Now 2 things
You might like http://www.usefilm.com/Image.asp?ID=1218193 for simliar pastel colours, also for similar colours although its snow and Ice http://www.usefilm.com/Image.asp?ID=499691
The other thing is have a look at this new usefilm contributor - only 4 image sbut great traditional landscape.
http://www.usefilm.com/photographer/118526.html
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Photo By: Laurie J. Herndon
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
1/12/2007 10:03:15 AM
Only 4 images uploaded - already I am adding you to my Internet favorites as a photographer to watch. Superb imaging - Lets share the world through photography
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| Photo By: maciek duczynski
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
1/12/2007 10:00:05 AM
Fantastic - I am a traditional Landscape photographer and I specialise in Wilderness - this is the kind of image that appeals to me.
Please give me a GPS location for this place and reserve me a seat. :-) - wonderful image.
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| Photo By: maciek duczynski
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
1/12/2007 9:55:54 AM
Masterful !!!!
Darn - I am not going to bother uploading my Pelican shot.
The crop is great
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| Photo By: Ann Van Breemen
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
1/12/2007 9:51:36 AM
Thanks for your comment Laurie. I kind of like this as it somewhat different to my traditional landscape. One thing I learnt on that trip with 60 photographers is that there is always "your" unique perspective. The other thing I learnt is not to take tours because they cramp your style. Always the tour guide is saying " keep up, come on, we have to go now". Having said that I did take a tour for 2 weeks in Morocco and as a first time visitor to that country it was a wise decision but if I go back I would do more trips by myself - tours are a good introduction but nothing quite the same as discovering on your own.
In March I am of to Vietnam - on a tour - hahha - for 2 weeks but I have a feeling I will go back and have a good look around by myself without the constraints of a tour guide - have a care - do you want to email me at dtasker@netspace.net.au
Thanks
David T
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
1/11/2007 6:37:01 AM
BTW - looking at the image you have applied sharpening AFTER you put the borders on - there is a tell tale white edge (but not consistant ) next to the borders. Always do your sharpening before adding borders and text. Hope you don't mind this feedback
David T
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| Photo By: Laurie J. Herndon
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
1/11/2007 6:27:55 AM
A No Brainer for sure.
You must have a closet death wish !
I used to do nutty stuff like that - like jupimg 3 feet in the air at the same time -
You dont need to do this anymore - you have photoshop LOL
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| Photo By: Laurie J. Herndon
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
12/10/2006 12:30:41 PM
Certainment! a different perspective.
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
12/9/2006 6:43:39 AM
Is this a self portrait Laurie ?
Just kidding - Outstanding work - as we expect from you.
David T dtasker@netspace.net.au
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| Photo By: Laurie J. Herndon
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
12/9/2006 6:23:05 AM
LOL - Reminds me of the bad guy in Terminator 3 - Made out moten metal and no matter how you brokehim down he just "flowed" back together again.
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| Photo By: Laurie J. Herndon
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
12/8/2006 9:41:05 PM
John, I have NO problem with your sugegstion of a tighter crop. In fact a "panoramic" crop would suit this very well and have uploaded one that might work. I have a number of multi framed stitched images in my portfolio - if you are interested. Most or 2 or 3 frames joined. My most ambitious is Turret Arch and the Windows section at ARCHES NP http://www.usefilm.com/image/1004837.html - that was 5 vertical shots joined giving a neat 60MB image of very high resolution. Have a great christmas.
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| Photo By: David Tasker
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
12/8/2006 9:30:17 PM
Thank you Laurie, I have been keeping an eye on you work although I have not left any comments. Sorry I never got a chance to meet you this year. It was a lightening visit to Utah with my daughter as part of an 8 week trip that took in Utah/Arizona. Morocco, England, Spain, Paris and Venice. Have a wonderful Christmas
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| Photo By: David Tasker
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
12/6/2006 12:44:56 PM
Thanks James
If you hurry up and visit Tassie I will give you a couch to sleep on and you can finish a few jobs on the house I built before you hang up your carpenters boots. haha
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| Photo By: David Tasker
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
12/6/2006 12:42:47 PM
Thanks Joggie - I have just seen how small this uploaded image is - I had better check my upload size of the image.
I thought you might like this a little better than "Bedroom 3" - Your comments on Bedroom 3 were noted about the harshness of the Suns orb - thanks -
Its Midnight here in Tasmania so I am of to bed - thanks again for your interest in my images.
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| Photo By: David Tasker
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
12/6/2006 6:06:16 AM
Kevin
Welcome - beautifully presented. Looking forward to seeing more of your landscape work
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
12/4/2006 1:10:10 PM
Very Sooky - the wide angle and distorted lines ( leaning building edges) really make this interesting - lus the havy sepia (red) toning adds to the image
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
12/1/2006 9:38:23 PM
Joggie, your right about the high contrast. You can see the sky has blown to the left where the Sun would be - the natural blue of the sky fades quickly. I did play around in Photoshop to see what I could come up with in curves but was not happy. When I got more details into the shadows the overall effect was to draw the viewer away from the light on the buildings, It changed the viewers focus onto the two Gondola's - still I would be happier if the sky was not blown. I know I could use layers and completely replace the sky. In fact Kevin Temple ( another Usefilmer) would probably drop a bunch of dramatic clouds into this for me if I asked nice - LOL - Thanks for your comments
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| Photo By: David Tasker
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
11/30/2006 11:15:09 AM
Barbara - The colours are so Vibrant and I like the angle that you have chosen with the walk leading to teh left rather tan front on. Exposure looks good to. I see you have a D80 - I took delivery of my D80 on Monday ( 4 days ago) - I feel sad about retiring my Fuji S2 - It will be interesting to compare with as teh S2 has a superb image sensor
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| Photo By: Barbara Socor
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
11/27/2006 9:54:42 PM
Cathy - here is an alternative perspective - Used the 200mm lens.
When we visited teh Trust Shop at Stonehenge they told us about the overseas touring pass. Have alook at http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/w-vh/w-visits/w-visits -overseas_visitors.htm Regards David - dtasker@netspace.net.au
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