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| 01/22/2004 05:36:57 AM |
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| 01/21/2004 05:22:53 AM |
Romanic Architecture of the 11th Centuryby Harz_JoergComment: Nice shot - challenge met, good tones, could have used a touch more depth to the texture, but I think that comes from this being low resolution - or from too tight a crop, perhaps. One thing - it's 'Roman', rather than 'Romanic', but that doesn't cost you points. |
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| 01/20/2004 01:28:57 PM |
surreal stairsby MattOzComment: A few things have grought your score down a touch from me: I think such a simple composition needs to be horizontal in frame; the pipe on the right is pure distraction - without it those stairs would sit perfectly in the stronger area of the image - and that brings me nicely to my third point, which is that the 'stairs' (quite apart frm being the title of the picture) are the subject despite the focus being on the nearer angle of bricks. Put otherwise, I think your DOF and composition clash with the demands of the subject. 7 |
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| 01/18/2004 04:21:26 PM |
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| 01/12/2004 12:48:04 PM |
Paris Sky Lighterby puyaComment: Good work - and excellent distribution of the weight of the image within the frame. The toning is interesting, and appropriate - connects with the ironwork of the structure. Such a familiar subject ... not quite sure if that adds or detracts for me though. |
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| 01/12/2004 12:45:17 PM |
Just the sound of your footsteps.by jjbeguinComment: Like this very much ... with a couple of reservations: the sheer quantity of black to camera right - I appreciate the element of mystery, even of fear that it adds, but I wonder if some gentle illumination of that area might have added depth, especially given the edge lighting to whatever object that is that lead the eye into that area somewhat: I see the faintest impression of a wheel there, but it seems raised above the street. Not sure that information is what you were after conveying. Heaos more intersting tthan most images here though. |
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| 01/12/2004 12:41:07 PM |
To Touch Is To Seeby ImagineerComment: Excellent DOF trick - and an excellent image all round, though perhaps not really within the idea of the challenge (you get a 9 nevertheless, just for its being wonderful). I rather think it might be too odd an image to score well, even if it fit the challenge perfectly - this comment is really only to explain what I'm presuming will be a poorer score than i personally think this deserves. |
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| 01/12/2004 07:58:37 AM |
Energy Sources at sunsetby bgartside47Comment: Basically a great idea for a shot, badly let down by the technical work: love the sun through the steam from the cooling towers, but the processing artefacts, the tilt of the image, the strange framing (why so much at the bottom, and why cut off the top of the steam clouds?) lose you points from me. |
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| 01/07/2004 08:04:48 AM |
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| 01/07/2004 08:01:04 AM |
Tableauby zeuszenComment: Nice work. Not sure about the sheer amount of the silhouetted foreground - losing more than half of it would give you a stronger compositional shape across the frame from the tree to the table to the very parallel lines between ground and horizon ... just a thought. |
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