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| 04/30/2007 01:40:32 AM |
After the Stormby wildirisComment: I like the attempt but while you used the full width allowed this shot is too short to be appreciated fully. You could have "stacked" the images and been able to use a large panel for each one. |
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| 04/30/2007 01:39:29 AM |
Reflectionsby vtruanComment: The right hand panel has something weird about it. (The border is missing in a spot?) I'm also not sure about dividing the landscape vertically this way. There's no real natural "break points". Horizontally you could divide the water from the land and the land from the sky. |
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| 04/30/2007 01:37:40 AM |
My Backyard Friendsby woodseyComment: I really don't like the ellipses you used as frames. It feels like you are circling the subjects and basically saying "LOOK RIGHT HERE!" with the capital letters and write large. |
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| 04/30/2007 01:36:10 AM |
Grieving geldingby snafflesComment: This feels really "chopped" to me. Your title tells us that there should be a story here. Tell us the story. You could have used three shots to do so. From what I can see in this I think we would have really enjoyed looking at it. |
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| 04/30/2007 01:34:19 AM |
Color my Worldby BrianRComment: To be honest I don't really like this effect. It really distorts your subject and your "mind's eye" looks at the cube rather than the faces of the cube. Nice try going out of the box however with the use of um...a box. |
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| 04/30/2007 01:31:52 AM |
Purple Columbineby MaryOComment: Nice presentation of the panels. I think the ratio you chose works really well. It would be nice to see this in "full" size as the shots do appear quite small but of course you were limited to 720 px |
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| 04/30/2007 01:30:19 AM |
Natural Bridgesby Nikolai1024Comment: I really like the shots you chose and the order you've presented them in. I wouldn't have used the white and/or made the sienna portion of the border thinner. (I'm a big fan of thin borders though) |
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| 04/30/2007 01:28:57 AM |
promiseby whiteroomComment: Interesting shot and well captured. The first panel is a little weak unfortunately as there isn't a lot to look at other than two elbows. |
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| 04/30/2007 01:27:50 AM |
Nice Shotby remboComment: A touch on the bright side but still effective. I like the borderless triptych you've created and the freeze of motion you captured. |
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| 04/30/2007 01:27:05 AM |
Hungryby SaraRComment: The border distracts from the triptych here. Its a bit thick and its also not even.
The subject is interesting but I think other activities besides eating might have been more interesting and told more of a story. |
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