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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
12/7/2011 2:19:16 PM
I absolutely love the starkness of this photograph. Total focus on the bird. Really excellent!
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| Photo By: Guido Tweepenninckx
(K:20076)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
11/29/2011 6:27:25 AM
I have to leave a comment. The title is terribly clever and the composition shows an extremely good eye. Too cool!
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| Photo By: Zsolt Radákovits
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
11/28/2011 11:42:01 PM
I really, really like this photo! With the haziness in the background and the drama of the black and white print, it looks more like a dream landscape than reality. Excellent work, really excellent. Thank you for sharing.
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| Photo By: frank wissen
(K:180)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
10/31/2011 5:53:04 PM
Oh! I like the bold blueness of it! It looks like a champagne glass with a lady reclining on top of it.
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Photo By: mike cable
(K:-4301)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
9/12/2011 3:59:37 PM
What is there not to like about this picture? The sentinels of black onyx stand firm against jewel tones of emeralds, sapphires and tiger's eyes, while guarding their ruby king - or perhaps, prisoner!
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| Photo By: Allen .
(K:-667)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
9/12/2011 3:34:38 PM
It reminds me of a cloisonne piece created by a master. The colors are so perfect in their various shades contrasting and complimenting each other. Exceptional photography.
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| Photo By: Igumnov Viktor
(K:853)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
9/12/2011 3:04:54 PM
Utterly fascinating! It brings to mind the Mona Lisa.
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| Photo By: Carmen Fuchs
(K:6967)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
5/6/2011 2:52:20 AM
Thank you for the breathing taking view! It's perfect!
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| Photo By: Mehmet Denizci
(K:107)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
5/6/2011 2:41:08 AM
Where the water goes, life follows. Is that not so? What is the eye drawn to, there so cleverly placed to the left of the center? A palace? A bazaar? I ask, but I don't really want to know. It's much better left to the imagination!
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| Photo By: Ahmad AL-Jabr
(K:889)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
5/6/2011 2:34:47 AM
This is one of those photos where a person feels as if they could step into it. I can feel the sun on my head and shoulders, yet there is a chill in the air from the wistful breeze as it stirs the the fallen leaves. I would have liked to have seen this photo as it was without the sharpness added too.
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| Photo By: Steve Williams
(K:1341)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
5/6/2011 2:14:48 AM
Terraforming Mars
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| Photo By: Handy Loekito
(K:785)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
5/6/2011 2:12:31 AM
This photo makes me think of an extreme magnification of a piece of rye bread with olive oil. Fanciful I know, but there you are...
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| Photo By: Ygal Shalhevet
(K:410)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
5/6/2011 2:02:07 AM
I'm sorry you suffered the midges. But oh! how I envy you for being able to stand there in person and see such a wonderous sight! You have a true gift for photography.
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| Photo By: Ian Cameron
(K:1163)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
5/6/2011 1:56:51 AM
What lovely color and crispness.
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| Photo By: Ian Cameron
(K:1163)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
2/23/2011 3:43:37 PM
It almost looks like a stylized heart in the sand. It would be a cute honeymoon picture for a couple if one of the footprints was his and one was her print.
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| Photo By: Michel Beaupré
(K:1725)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
2/23/2011 3:40:36 PM
How interesting! I wasn't aware that places like this existed. Thank you for expanding my world a little bit more today.
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| Photo By: Tony Smallman
(K:23858)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
2/23/2011 3:33:09 PM
The photo reminds me of the scene in "The Wizard of Oz" where Dorothy meets the Scarecrow because of the corner with the fence, and the black and white going to color. It's a very interesting scene. I like it very much.
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| Photo By: Darek Krajewski
(K:857)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
2/21/2011 3:01:47 PM
The whole reason I look at photographs on usefilm is to see the wonders of our world that I probably will never be able to see in person. I thank you very much for sharing this photograph. It is an amazing sight.
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| Photo By: Naomi Weidner
(K:6636)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
2/21/2011 2:57:26 PM
Fascinating! Utterly fascinating!
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| Photo By: Jurek Sobkowicz
(K:344)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
2/21/2011 2:46:18 PM
Lovely, just lovely.
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| Photo By: Salvador Marial
(K:1464)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
2/21/2011 2:39:18 PM
The city is absolutely beautiful. It looks "other-worldly". I would have blacked out the number 3 as it is a distraction, for me anyway.
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| Photo By: giant bear
(K:135)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
2/21/2011 2:34:54 PM
Cirque du Soleil!
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| Photo By: Deimos photographer
(K:1422)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
11/8/2010 9:23:02 AM
How incredibly beautiful. The perspective is awesome. Extremely well done!
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| Photo By: biljana mitrovic
(K:48110)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
3/24/2010 4:34:11 PM
I love the enhanced coloring. It makes it look like a landscape from another planet. Just gorgeous!
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| Photo By: Igumnov Viktor
(K:853)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
3/24/2010 4:32:05 PM
How beautiful!
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| Photo By: Igumnov Viktor
(K:853)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
3/24/2010 4:12:53 PM
What do I see in the foreground? An awkward posed swollen foot and ankle. Not attractive. This photo might have been interesting if the subject were an actual redhead, to lay her on the floor with her posterior tight against the couch and her legs up and possibly crossed. The picture shot from behind the head almost on floor level so that the redhair would be in the foreground all spread out and glorious with the viewer's eye then traveling up to the legs. Wallah! Redhead Red Couch.
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| Photo By: Paul Lara
(K:88111)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
12/29/2009 6:39:33 PM
Absolutely wonderful!!! It says it all.
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| Photo By: Victor Igumnov
(K:603)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
12/29/2009 6:22:13 PM
Chili Packed In Chrome
Hot Pepper Riding
2Hot4U
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| Photo By: Frank Forte
(K:312)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
12/29/2009 6:10:27 PM
And so every year the snow people return with the cold to live in the highest peaks until the sun chasing them away again.
Cool picture.
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| Photo By: Radovan Magdalenic
(K:32881)
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Critique By:
Marybeth Karston (K:726)
12/29/2009 6:01:47 PM
Such rich and royal colors! It took a very artistic eye to suspend the castle between the water, sky and two trees. Well done.
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| Photo By: KEVIN TEMPLE
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