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Walk the Line
09/21/2006 04:30:54 PM
Walk the Line
by oilofole

Comment by ganne:
I liked the concept but I see unwanted cars and light near subject head is little off.
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Walk the Line
09/20/2006 03:10:35 PM
Walk the Line
by oilofole

Comment by piaffe529:
Would of liked the model to be a little sharper.
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Walk the Line
09/20/2006 12:46:38 AM
Walk the Line
by oilofole

Comment by xXxscarletxXx:
This could be an excellent image if the girl was more in focus and lit better
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Picture Day
03/15/2006 05:29:35 PM
Picture Day
by oilofole

Comment by Claya:
Certainly meets the challenge but not very interesting composition, just documents who was in the class. Focas and lighting seem just a bit off too.
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look both ways
01/21/2006 09:46:25 AM
look both ways
by oilofole

Comment by tjbel05:
good photo, too bad headlights are reflecting in the middle of your sign.
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look both ways
01/20/2006 09:25:38 PM
look both ways
by oilofole

Comment by macrothing:
4 - Mostly for the potential - Good idea. I think many will 'miss' your 'effect' here, I nearly did. Criticism; mainly the composition and the reflections. If the 'ghostly figure' was either further into the frame, or else the frame cropped, a little more of the car perhaps, and the sign especially (as that is what the Challenge is about) 'placed' better within the overall framing/composition (in this case likely 'left'), the reflections on the sign diminished (difficult, both for 'basic editing' and the actual shooting/location) and cropping out/eliminating the upper left 'green sign' - all have made this much better in my opinion. Also, given the 'vertical nature' of the two main subjects, perhaps a vertical framing may have worked better, but I realize you've tried to incorporate the 'crosswalk'.
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look both ways
01/18/2006 05:38:13 PM
look both ways
by oilofole

Comment by GrayGhost:
Nice idea, and pretty good execution. Sharp, bright background on left draws attention away from the main scene. Would be better framed so person is more primary.
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Mrs. Ed
01/11/2006 01:36:52 PM
Mrs. Ed
by oilofole

Comment by Jutilda:
Oh this has a very sweet sense. I like the fuzzy background. What is on her head? Did she walk through something and it got caught in her main?? I feel as if she's walking up to say hello. That slight cock to her head is cute. I might remove part of the area to the right so she's not quite so centered. Overall, quite appealing to this animal lover!! 7
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True American Heroes
01/10/2006 01:48:05 PM
True American Heroes
by oilofole

Comment by qbicle:
I like this pictures message. One suggestion might be to blur the background some (not so much that you can't tell there is a fire truck though) and take a tighter crop. This could help to make the main fireman really standout.
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True American Heroes
01/09/2006 01:21:47 PM
True American Heroes
by oilofole

Comment by MayaM:
This would have been a beautiful shot. The composition is very nice, but it is a bit underexposed and the focus is not quite there.
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