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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/30/2005 12:54:56 AM
wonderful details .. very nice image.
Congrats.
Mark
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Photo By: Marian Man
(K:80636)
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/30/2005 12:51:37 AM
Fantastic. Love the three distinct color bands across the image, with each being beautiful in their own right.
7!
Mark
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| Photo By: KEVIN TEMPLE
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/28/2005 4:53:49 AM
Kev,
No problem. I'll pass the info on to you via e-mail.
Mark
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| Photo By: Mark Wlaz
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/28/2005 4:53:02 AM
AJ, Good observation.
I guess they think Big. :-)
Mark
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| Photo By: Mark Wlaz
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/28/2005 4:45:49 AM
Great overhead angle. Love the tiled sidewalk, it adds increased visual interest to the scene.
Nice range of tones ... and interesting that the saxaphonist provides the brighest white and the deepest black in your image.
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| Photo By: P R
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/28/2005 4:38:30 AM
Who added that *%#$ door anyway? It screwed up the spray painted message - now someone may "ark" where they aren't supposed to.
Love the various color tones to the bricks.
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| Photo By: Mark Collier
(K:543)
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/28/2005 4:33:32 AM
Thanks Mark. I see you just posted an interesting street scene .. I've gotta go take a look at it.
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| Photo By: Mark Wlaz
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/28/2005 4:23:45 AM
Todd,
I agree with your assessment on the right hand door. I wanted to make the viewer work to see the far door, but I think I went overboard, as it is falling out of the frame! Thanks for your comment.
Take care,
Mark
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| Photo By: Mark Wlaz
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/28/2005 4:05:03 AM
The house is now gone / deserted by its tenants, and the current resident is the flourishing green ivy!
Well seen.
Mark
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| Photo By: Marian Man
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/28/2005 4:02:52 AM
Very nice duo-tone.
It looks like a very lonely place, except for the few sheep to keep one company.
Congrats!
Mark
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| Photo By: KEVIN TEMPLE
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/28/2005 4:00:51 AM
Kevin, another one of your wonderful moody images! The street is damp from dew or mist, and it feels like one needs to tred carefully, so as not to slip while walking.
I don't know for certain, but it appears you may have accentuated the lighting coming from the upper window at the end of the street. For my money, the amount of light it shines onto the street seems disproportionate for the lighting source and distance to the street. I also think if it were toned down, and the street lamp were the primary light source in the image, it would heighten the sense of a late, damp night.
Please accept my comments in the spirit they are intended, recognizing that I think the image as presented is a wonderful piece of work.
Best regards,
Mark
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| Photo By: KEVIN TEMPLE
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/27/2005 3:11:17 AM
Works at two levels ... cool street photo, and very funny, as well.
Nicely captured!
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| Photo By: naftali raz
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/27/2005 3:10:00 AM
Gayle, if Monet had a camera ... this is something he might produce.
Excellent. Congrats.
Mark
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| Photo By: Gayle's Eclectic Photos
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/27/2005 2:29:03 AM
Todd,
Wonderful image! It's only missing one thing ... a BIP award! (perhaps it got lost in the mail ...)
Great capture of nature at work in an urban setting.
Into my favorites and scored a 7! Congratulations.
Mark
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| Photo By: Todd Miller
(K:16464)
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/27/2005 2:22:50 AM
I like the way the image shows the curvy part of the fence.
Marian, have you noticed how the large left hand most square on the old building looks like a piece of cheese?
Nice. Best regards,
Mark
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| Photo By: Marian Man
(K:80636)
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/27/2005 2:19:46 AM
Super!
Fantastic composition ... wonderful deep, solid black (upper left) and bright, highlighted white, circular pattern as contrast.
Congratulations.
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| Photo By: Jeanette Hägglund
(K:59855)
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/23/2005 12:50:48 AM
WOW! The dark black is used so effectively!
Great tonal range in this image.
Nicely done.
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| Photo By: Nelson Moore [Kes] -
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/23/2005 12:39:49 AM
Gabriele,
When I saw the thumbnail of your image, I thought to myself, "That looks a lot like an image I shot this past summer while in Milan."
Well, it appears that it is indeed the same location.
It is a great photo, because of the odd juxtaposition of a marble staircase leading to a McDonalds!
Congratulations.
Mark
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| Photo By: Gabriele Sartori
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/23/2005 12:21:24 AM
Todd,
A rather belated "Thank You".
I relocated during the summer, had been without computer for a while, and somehow missed this image.
So typically you, which makes it that much more special, from my perspective.
Best regards,
Mark
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| Photo By: Todd Miller
(K:16464)
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/23/2005 12:12:27 AM
Todd,
Just perusing your portfolio. Not sure how I missed this one. There is so much to like about it. So instead of boring you with the complete list .. I'll just mention the way the steel (aluminum?)around the red fabric jumps out of the imare, and how great the linoleum looks.
Also, one question - When I stare at the wall, it appears that there is a very faint circular pattern of yellows and greens radiating from a center point. Is that the result of a flash, or something else? Or, just me going a little more wacko?
Mark
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| Photo By: Todd Miller
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/23/2005 12:03:57 AM
Very funny! I saw the title, and when looking at the thumbnail, I couldn't make the connection ... but with the larger image ... poof, there you are - all compressed together as if you are being prepared for placement into a tin can.
Best regrads,
Mark
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| Photo By: Marian Man
(K:80636)
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/20/2005 11:53:18 PM
Beautiful colors, and rich textures ... a great capture of the seasons in transition.
Congratulations.
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| Photo By: Ingrid Mathews
(K:7277)
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/20/2005 11:20:51 PM
The lines created by the shingles that are running at the viewer, along the right edge of the image is so powerful, and its what drew me to look at your photo.
Nicely composed, and a happy accident with the old gentleman walking across your set up.
Terrific!
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| Photo By: Andre Denis
(K:66407)
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/20/2005 11:17:26 PM
Absolutely top notch.
Wonderful color in his face, a little mustard (?) in the beard, and silver beard.
Great portrait, and thanks for sharing the story that accompanied it.
Congratulations.
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| Photo By: Phillip Filtz
(K:1792)
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/20/2005 10:55:58 PM
This image conveys the vastness and beauty of nature. Very nice.
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| Photo By: Paul's Photos
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/19/2005 3:28:47 PM
Excellent!
The focus and clarity of the piano image is spot on! It also has very nice colr tones - a perfect match for the face of your subject on the left side.
Congratulations and best regards,
Mark
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| Photo By: Mohamed Banna
(K:34237)
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/19/2005 6:48:07 AM
Naomi,
thanks for looking and commenting.
Mark
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| Photo By: Mark Wlaz
(K:4564)
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/19/2005 6:42:12 AM
Todd,
Per my comment earlier today, it must have been the monitor at the office ...
on the home computer screen, the density and richness of the blue is great.
Mark
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| Photo By: Todd Miller
(K:16464)
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/19/2005 6:39:48 AM
Very interesting. I was half expecting Angor Wat to be the location. Is this an aboriginal piece?
Nice capture.
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| Photo By: Wayne Harridge
(K:18292)
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Critique By:
Mark Wlaz (K:4564)
11/19/2005 6:37:47 AM
wonderful colors .. nice sense of movement.
very interesting.
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| Photo By: Naomi Neal
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