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07/10/2006 09:08:46 PM |
| I think this is pretty cool, man. Pretty random as well :) Keep up the good work! |
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06/26/2006 02:30:57 PM |
Greetings from the Critique Club
This image doesn't really speak to me. You could have spent a few more minutes setting up the shot. The pencils don't really line up, and there are few irregularities on the paper. When you have such complete control over the subject you are shooting, you should make sure that everything is as perfect as it can be.
I would also have liked it better if you could have achieved to have the shadows the same color, and if you got rid of the reflection in the shadow of the 3 o'clock pencil.
I do like the colors, although the paper could have been a more uniform color. I also like the depth of field you used. The focus on the pencil sharpener is good.
It meets the challenge very well, and the idea is quite original. I'm sure you would have scored a lot higher if you spent a bit more time in organizing the photo.
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06/21/2006 12:18:10 AM |
| Exceptionally underrated imo |
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06/20/2006 10:15:45 PM |
| this is probably someone I know... |
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06/20/2006 11:16:54 AM |
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06/19/2006 10:16:51 PM |
| 3 - Like to have seen the 'foreground' in focus and also perfect (or near) perspective symmetry. Looks like you have probably achieved what you were aiming for, however misses the mark for this Challenge in my opinion. |
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06/19/2006 07:37:35 PM |
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06/19/2006 07:07:03 PM |
As well as foreshortening :)
This composition seems very anthropomorphic - the pencils are moving in and about to attack! |
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06/19/2006 09:34:40 AM |
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06/18/2006 10:30:57 PM |
| Interesting shot! Great title. |
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06/18/2006 02:45:12 PM |
| Using both the narrow depth of field and the dramatic shadows seems too much. I like the framing idea. |
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06/18/2006 06:10:45 AM |
| so much for the sharpener's reign of terror. It's good to see that the pencils aren't gonna be whittle down by the sharpener's cutting remarks any more. -7 (bottom left looks off for symetry versus other corners otherwise 8) |
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06/16/2006 02:25:52 AM |
Great idea.
Very creative.
I would've liked the pencils to be a little more in focus..
Believe it or not, it took me a couple minutes to figure out they were pencils!
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06/15/2006 02:49:54 PM |
| Wud have looked better with the speck next to lower middle pencil removed. |
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06/15/2006 06:36:15 AM |
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06/15/2006 12:47:48 AM |
| Clever idea, as the shadows work well... |
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06/14/2006 03:12:27 PM |
| Cool idea... nice shot :) |
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06/14/2006 07:23:33 AM |
| the out of focus pencil are a bit distracting |
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06/14/2006 06:44:21 AM |
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