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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/20/2004 3:05:00 PM
C hongyaw,
I like this photo very much. The foreground tree, the wooden bridge, the background cloud all compose this gorgerous photo. Wonderful.
BTW, you seemed to be in everywhere of Borneo! --Eric
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| Photo By: C hongyaw
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/19/2004 3:08:12 PM
Although it is a groomy picture, it does show what the author's purpose. Right? I like the cloud, the road, the square brick object in the foreground, and those low building at the end of the road and the field. They all compose this great picture. It provides inspiration of how photos of this kind taken. Thanks and congratulation. --Eric
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| Photo By: Bob Randall
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/15/2004 4:13:00 PM
Maria,
My camera was bought in 6 of March this year. Just within two and half a month, I have taken 2783 photos. The number I told you before was wrong, misled by Panasonic. Regarding the spider picture, I kind of like this one. It has a creepy feeling. I used a small torch to like up the spider. The following one was shot using internal flash. Although it is brighter, but it has lost the creepy feeling. Anyway, thanks all for commenting my photo. --Eric
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| Photo By: Eric TO
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/13/2004 3:30:41 PM
Saeed,
This is a department store's sign. This one is quite differnt from majority signs, which are more flat. I like this one composed with the neon light.
Thanks all comments. --Eric
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| Photo By: Eric TO
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/13/2004 3:21:46 PM
Yeah, the mood of this sunset photo is different from I have, quite strong. The ray and the reflection on the sea compose as a sword. As other's comment: Stunning! --Eric
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| Photo By: Craig Hanson
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/12/2004 2:59:41 PM
I like this picture. But to some people, like my wife, she would have her skin's hair standing up when she see this picture. I would have no idea. --Eric
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Photo By: Michael Kenny
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/12/2004 2:43:31 PM
Teunis,
Very nice capture of this lovely pony. Thanks for sharing. --Eric
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| Photo By: Teunis Haveman
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/10/2004 8:28:20 AM
C hongyaw, I did ask a question; and you have answered my question; and now I have learned that it is a technics called circlar panning.  thank you. --Eric
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| Photo By: Eric TO
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/10/2004 6:08:01 AM
Your answer seemed to explain this phenomenon. I did it unpurposely. So, it is a technics! Thanks for your reply. --Eric
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| Photo By: Eric TO
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/10/2004 5:14:10 AM
It reminds me that a month ago, we were there. We sat at the table which was just behind this life ring exactly. I did not take the photo as you did. This is a nice picture. Manukan Island I think is the best place among other islands around that area for snorkeling. I took some underwater photos. Maybe later I upload one or two for sharing. --Eric
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| Photo By: C hongyaw
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/10/2004 1:01:52 AM
This nice picture proves us again that to get a good photo, effort is needed. Congratulation. Since I have used digital camera, I don't think double exposure technics is possible. BTW, Ernie, thanks for commenting on my "Reach for the light" photo. --Eric
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| Photo By: Ernie Basciano
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/9/2004 3:47:38 PM
Teunis,
Your series of peacock are really great. So, peacock not only gives us half circle but also triangle in shape. --Eric
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| Photo By: Teunis Haveman
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/9/2004 3:45:07 PM
Seldom seeing this kind of pictures. Maybe I like sport too. David, you captured a really nice one--good composition and colour. I also like you shot from the back--leaving viewers to think about the runner's facial expession. --Eric
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| Photo By: David Stevens
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/9/2004 3:38:29 PM
I have shot lily before. Mine. however, were never like yours--so good in composition and clarity. --Congratulation. --Eric
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| Photo By: João Martins
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/8/2004 3:25:09 PM
The lighting seems perfect. Do you use tripod? I like the composition. You have given us a good new look of Fuji. Congratulation. --Eric
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| Photo By: Craig Hanson
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/8/2004 3:20:58 PM
Last time when we were in KK, Sabah, we went to Sunday Market. I really like it. The fruit, the vegetable, and other really composed a nice picture. Yours is able to show the colours. Nice one. Congratulation. --Eric
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| Photo By: liling wee
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/8/2004 2:50:21 PM
I think it is the job well done. As one of the comments said, you was able to transform a "non-viewable" photo to a likeable picture. Congratulation. --Eric
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| Photo By: Kristina Kohut
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/8/2004 2:45:56 PM
It is funny that you use the word "peahen". Is there any underlying meaning? You captured this one very nicely. --Eric
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| Photo By: Teunis Haveman
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/8/2004 2:43:28 PM
Lucky you and you got it right. Just perfect. Thank you very much to share this photo of peacock to us. I have never seen such beautiful one. Congratulation. --Eric
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| Photo By: Teunis Haveman
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/5/2004 2:51:12 AM
C hongyaw,
This is really nice night shot. The angle you chose showed your thoughtfulness. Regarding the rafflesia flower, yeah, we were lucky to see. We drove to the Rafflesia Centre, which is south-east of KK. It took us about two hours to be there. The guide there led us to the flowers area. At the time we were there, there were two blooming flowers. According to the guide, this kind of flowers are different from those in Mt. Kinabalu, which have bigger size and bad smell.
Let us take more good photos. Cheers. --Eric
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| Photo By: C hongyaw
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/4/2004 3:26:59 PM
It is a beautiful shot. You sure put a lot of thought on this one. It was just worth to go out and bought one for such a shot. Congratulation. --Eric
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| Photo By: Lori Stitt
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/4/2004 2:58:59 PM
So tempting. You know, I was in KK during this Easter holidays with my family, which was our second time in KK. Last time, which was four years ago, we took the tour to Mt. Kinabalu; but we've never been to the summit; we just went to the park. Maybe next time I will try climbing this mountain. This is very nice shot. Congratulation. --Eric
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| Photo By: C hongyaw
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/3/2004 3:36:23 PM
Raamese,
I should have looked at your other photos before commenting on your "coming home" one; then I should have not asked where you stood to take that picture. With this one, it shows us an interesting view. after looking at this one, I will ask you whether with these four giant ship carrying thousand of people embarking this small island are full of tourists making it noisy place. Did you feel that way? --Eric
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| Photo By: Raamses Ortiz
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/3/2004 2:41:25 PM
I like the effect of the background big tree that put the flowers more standing out. --Eric
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| Photo By: Craig Hanson
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/3/2004 2:38:21 PM
Although I am not sure what it is, the blue colour and the pattern are so great on this photo. You are able to reveal them from your perspective. Very good shot. --Eric
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| Photo By: Lori Stitt
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/3/2004 2:35:30 PM
Teunis,
I like this perspective effect. Where did you stand to take this photo? May be you held up the camera fot this shot, right? Congratulation. --Eric
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| Photo By: Teunis Haveman
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/3/2004 2:31:07 PM
I like this photo. It brings me memory. I had good time with my friends over the railway when I was a young boy. But the photo does not seem to be able to tell us storm is coming. However, you captured it at the quiet moment, which I like. --Eric
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| Photo By: Jani Salvataggio
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/3/2004 2:23:29 PM
Let me try to comment on this photo--1) as a viewer myself, I did not focus on the boat, which seems to be your focus as said in your title; my eyes fell on the church and the town ( you might have other photos fit the title.) 2} the middle white building is too bright, but I do not know how to avoid this. You must be on the top floor of the big ship to take this photo; therefore, I would have experienced the same problem to angle that boat as to fit the title. What do you think of my comment. As said in other place, I am newbie. Do not take this so serious. --Eric
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| Photo By: Raamses Ortiz
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/1/2004 3:28:41 PM
Red flowers, red car, and red sign. Did all these elements together have compelling effect that made you to take this shot. That is a great picture. --Eric
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| Photo By: Lori Stitt
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Critique By:
Eric TO (K:1706)
5/1/2004 3:18:41 PM
Have 3D frame effect. Well done and quite inspirative. Congratulation. --Eric
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| Photo By: frédéric SALVERT
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