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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
4/2/2005 3:59:52 PM
Indeed, some of the rural towns down south seemed that they used to thrive on industrys and now they have been thinned down to the basics. Closed schools, empty downtowns. All that is left is some houses and trialer homes and a church or two. all the stuff on the floor of this factory is broken glass.... I had to tread lightly.
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| Photo By: Tyler Robbins
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/28/2005 5:05:44 AM
nice model, nice setting... the green would look nice if you brightened it up more....
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| Photo By: Scott Brown
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/27/2005 6:41:35 PM
yeah, my mom's man, he's a nice guy, the yashica is a great portrait camera, w/ close up lens set.
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| Photo By: Tyler Robbins
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/27/2005 6:40:30 PM
It's pretty good, that is why I bought it, it has been well reviewed and it is 2.8 for all focal lengths. It is way better than the kit lens (18-55) but I wish it was a little wider.
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| Photo By: Tyler Robbins
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/27/2005 4:22:26 AM
beautiful, spooky.
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| Photo By: Alexander Bergström
(K:370)
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/27/2005 4:18:03 AM
a figure? a beenbag? a neat gree thing, I can't decide, nice light though.
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| Photo By: catarina costa cabral
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/27/2005 4:14:31 AM
I like this, nice composition and contrast
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| Photo By: Ian McIntosh
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/20/2005 6:08:21 AM
very cool... i need to go there sometime
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Photo By: Larry Donnelly
(K:644)
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/20/2005 6:07:45 AM
mmm...hmmm do i ever
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| Photo By: ppdix
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/20/2005 4:30:28 AM
The sticker really isn't the main subject. This was just a shot of urban texture that caught my eye in an alley. the square and the paint and the fact that a few people deiced it was a good place to make their mark.
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| Photo By: Tyler Robbins
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/12/2005 3:46:09 PM
Yes... and I should have used 32.... that is two strobes. I didn't angle them right, hence washed out highlights... but it works.... I have found that three pointed at a white ceiling works great. Get yourself some vivitar slave units it's a cheap solution..
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| Photo By: Tyler Robbins
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/11/2005 7:42:26 AM
I like this, body parts are nice to work with as objects.
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| Photo By: Larry Monserate Piojo
(K:10780)
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/11/2005 7:41:13 AM
Hey thanks.... I have the negs here but I think it's easier to reshoot, rather than photoshop the hell out of something. If it was a matter of not being able to reshoot then by all means. Thanks a lot.
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| Photo By: Tyler Robbins
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/11/2005 7:10:33 AM
Awesome. Looks like a movie still. He would fit into a western movie. Gritty guy, crisp shot.
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| Photo By: Cristi Matei
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/11/2005 7:06:53 AM
Hey thanks, yeah contrast is a problem.... I think I need to stick to slower film for portraits. I should have moved that chair out of the shot too.... oh well. I tried to keep these shots casual.
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| Photo By: Tyler Robbins
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/11/2005 7:02:33 AM
I'd say it is better of without the duck, far more interesting. ducks are a little cliche... but I like them. This is a happy accident.
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| Photo By: David Soler
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/11/2005 7:00:37 AM
I agree, it was ahnd held shot and in a pretty dim room. I workd with what I had. I can always retake it.
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| Photo By: Tyler Robbins
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/10/2005 4:34:39 AM
very cool, I wish i saw more birds like that around here.
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| Photo By: David Soler
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/10/2005 4:33:42 AM
eerie.
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| Photo By: Tomasz Niemiec
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/10/2005 4:28:00 AM
funny.
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| Photo By: J Y
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/8/2005 1:17:08 PM
This image is a nice genra shot, as well as a goos shot of cirular patterns, the crop works well.
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| Photo By: David Soler
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/8/2005 1:15:53 PM
Wierd clous layers... good find.
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| Photo By: David Soler
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/8/2005 1:14:34 PM
Not much longer, he had them stacked pretty precariously.
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| Photo By: Tyler Robbins
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/7/2005 5:04:08 AM
fill flash! that signs would love to be brighter. and it wouldn't hurt the contrast of dark and light at all... rioght now the negative space has more emphasis. Nice shot overall.
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| Photo By: David Soler
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/7/2005 5:01:25 AM
I like it, Where is this, what happened? Obviusly it's abandoned. I like old buildings.
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| Photo By: William Francis
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/7/2005 4:57:57 AM
Hey I should know a thing or two, I have been using photoshop since I was 15. That was version 2 0r 3... I really haven't has any lessons... just lots of experimentation. To hell with books. bah!
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| Photo By: Tyler Robbins
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/7/2005 4:51:29 AM
Beautiful shot!
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| Photo By: Annie BEBO
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/7/2005 4:43:26 AM
Well, I wasn't aware of methods. I took 7 shots. One of the blank room and the 6 shots of myself in the room. I wish I had thought more about lighting, but I didn't really use any for this one, and I set my 20d to program and autofocus... those two settings worked against me a bit. Next time full manual. In photoshop I just used layers and blended the poses together. If you think about it you can figure it out. It's not tough, just a bit tedious.
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| Photo By: Tyler Robbins
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/5/2005 2:32:53 AM
Nice contrast between the background values and the subject, but... you coulf have gotten away with keeping the background in focus, I know typically in a portrait, it's nice to have theback fuzzy, but this contast is enough... for me anyways.
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| Photo By: Ryan Suaverdez
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Critique By:
Tyler Robbins (K:904)
3/5/2005 2:30:55 AM
well done, very funny..... I like humorous shots!
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| Photo By: Ryan Suaverdez
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