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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
5/9/2012 4:15:42 AM
Thank you Riny. Your photos are quite extraordinary as well.
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| Photo By: Victoria Sarem
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
12/13/2011 12:29:32 AM
nice shot. good light on the face features
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Photo By: Vladimir Meshkov
(K:749)
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
12/13/2011 12:27:03 AM
very nice catch. well done
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| Photo By: Guido Tweepenninckx
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
6/16/2005 3:07:00 PM
Thank you Ben Mok. I think I like your Water Crayon and Sneak Peek photos the best. You've got a great talent.
victoria
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| Photo By: Victoria Sarem
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
6/14/2005 8:50:43 PM
Pretty woman. I'm OK with the lighting, but the focusing is soft at the eyes. You can see that the camera focused more in front on the hair, than the eyes.
Still, it's a nice shot.
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| Photo By: Ali Peyman
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
6/14/2005 8:39:38 PM
I love the colors in this. Great job.
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| Photo By: Ben Mok
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
6/14/2005 4:06:19 PM
That's pretty cool stuff!
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| Photo By: Blazej Piotrowski
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
6/7/2005 10:26:11 PM
Thank you again for your kind words. ~victoria~
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| Photo By: Victoria Sarem
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
6/6/2005 4:22:17 AM
Thank you Jose
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| Photo By: Victoria Sarem
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
3/5/2005 9:23:38 PM
Thankis you very much Maria.
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| Photo By: Victoria Sarem
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
9/8/2004 8:29:59 PM
Excellent image. It reminded me of an abstract oil painting. Very well done. I also like the way you angled the image perspective.
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| Photo By: Yuri Bonder
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
6/22/2004 3:24:38 PM
This is great. It reminds me of my Dad. This made me giggle when I saw it. Thanks.
~Victoria~
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| Photo By: Slava Khristich
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
6/22/2004 3:23:28 PM
I really like this shot. I think it could be better with a little PS to darken the hotspots on the eyes and leaves.
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| Photo By: Linda Siegel
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
6/22/2004 3:21:06 PM
That's really cool. Nice shot and great colour.
~Victoria~
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| Photo By: Zeca Sousa
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
6/22/2004 3:18:31 PM
hmm! That's really nice.
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| Photo By: Steve Peterson
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
6/21/2004 9:02:29 PM
Thank you Den. I had a hard time trying to get my lab, scanner, and computer to show the right colours. I'm glad you like it. Where did you go in Alaska? Anything on usefilm from there?
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| Photo By: Victoria Sarem
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
6/17/2004 3:27:09 AM
Thanks Susan. I left a comment on my photo for everyone to read.
I love your stuff, especially the sunset pics. How do you get such fantastic colors? They are very warming and make me miis the south. I'm originally from Texas myself. Clouds and blue sky are what I miss. The storms are fantastic out that way. Have you had any storm ops yet?
~Victoria~
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| Photo By: Victoria Sarem
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
6/17/2004 3:12:27 AM
Thank you all very much for the praises. And to try to answer the questions...
I estimated that the glacier piece was originally 300 feet tall and estimating that the wave is approximately 1/5 of that. So, around 60-80 feet high.
It was amazing to sit there while this was happening. The sound of the ice cracking was like a hundred glass bottles in a fire all exploding one after the other. When the piece finally calapsed, the sound was like the loudest thunder I had ever heard. The ground shook and vibrated from the deep base sounds of the crashing. The wave made its' own sounds. I could hear what sounded like rocks on an ocean beach, all rolling around together and then the crash of the wave onto the river. Large ice chunks were thrown across the river, each creating more splashes as they fell.
If you are to go anywhere in the world, experience Alaska once in your lifetime. You'll remember it forever.
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| Photo By: Victoria Sarem
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
6/15/2004 4:36:45 AM
Thank you Trish.
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| Photo By: Victoria Sarem
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
5/1/2004 9:58:32 PM
? Your location says TEXAS. Is that where you're from, 'cause the Grand Canyon isn't in Texas...
Still, very wonderful shot.
I would have liked to have seen the shot that's a couple of minutes before this one. I think the center area would have had it's own color, which may have added to this picture.
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| Photo By: Robert Jones
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
5/1/2004 9:48:10 PM
Man!
If this is your version of just starting out, I can't wait to see what else you have in store for us.
I took a look at the rest of your images and they are all very well done. This is one, if not the most impressed I've been with someone elses portfolio.
Thanks for sharing. And please, add more.
~Victoria~
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| Photo By: Rita Richter
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
4/30/2004 4:11:19 AM
It's the eyes. Nothing else really matters. The eyes are the windows to the soul.
All I can say is...
gorgeous!
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| Photo By: Susie Darcey
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
4/26/2004 4:04:22 AM
great tonal range!
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| Photo By: Andrew Michael
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
4/26/2004 3:58:22 AM
I would have liked to see it in sharper focus.
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| Photo By: Rachel S.
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
9/12/2003 11:16:21 PM
Nicola,
grazie per le osservazioni meravigliose
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| Photo By: Victoria Sarem
(K:166)
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
9/7/2003 9:16:26 PM
excellant!
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| Photo By: Bob Tomerlin
(K:5460)
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
9/7/2003 7:13:51 PM
Thank you Carolyn Wiesbrock
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| Photo By: Victoria Sarem
(K:166)
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
9/7/2003 6:58:29 PM
nice catch, love the lighting.
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| Photo By: Annika Lund
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
9/7/2003 6:50:37 PM
Very nicely done. Something to add to your toy collection might be a flash for the front of your lens for macro photos. Nevertheless, I like this shot very much the way you shot it. I can see how it would be hard to remove the "hot spots" without scaring off the butterfly. Nice catch.
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| Photo By: Subha Pindiproli
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Critique By:
Victoria Sarem (K:166)
9/7/2003 6:44:54 PM
Thank you Hugo
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| Photo By: Victoria Sarem
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