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| 01/30/2005 03:14:54 PM |
Autumn Saunterby joebokComment: Beatifully dark color scheme, but there doesn't seem to be a good solid subject. Just seeing knees down of the person is IMHO distracting. The circular arch almost poses as a subject, but leaves me wanting.
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| 01/30/2005 01:45:57 AM |
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| 01/30/2005 01:40:37 AM |
Three Shellsby PoobaComment: Looks too purple, but not being able to see the actual subject I may be wrong. Is there white in the shell colors or is this a true representation?
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| 01/30/2005 01:38:02 AM |
Three Lucky Coins: Heaven, Welfare, Harmonyby TiberiusComment: The domininant coin is too out of focus. If your focal point was a little closer to the camera (such that the front coin was as in focus as the back coin is currently) this would be a great shot!
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| 01/30/2005 01:36:06 AM |
Happy 3 DPC!by mrorange002Comment: I KNEW someone would use the relevance of the challenge topic in their shot! Almost did something similar myself.
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| 01/30/2005 01:32:11 AM |
Urban Treeby spreadcomComment: I would like to know how this was lit. At first I thought car lights, but it looks like one light source...
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| 01/30/2005 01:31:10 AM |
Letting Go of Three Candlesby whagerbaumerComment: Not a bad composition. Just needs a tad bit more light. I know it seems counter intuititive, but if you were to try a reshoot with some more ambient lighting, this could go from an average shot to a good one. Consider turning this into a study session and post some results if you do. I would like to see them!
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| 01/30/2005 01:29:12 AM |
Three O'Clockby NitinComment: This shot is very yellow. This leads me to belive that your white balance is wrong. Did you shoot this under regular lighting (incandescent light bulbs)? If so, you need to adjust your cameras settings to reflect this. Your gold tone border might work with the shot IF the white balance was correct. In this example though, your border accentuates the yellowness of the shot and contributes to the issue. Compositionally the shot is not bad, but the subject material isn't such to hold interest for long...
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| 01/29/2005 03:26:01 AM |
Half Dome, Yosemiteby gaurawaComment: Appears to be oversharpened a tad. You have the dreaded halo effect around the mountain. Too dark on the left side. Layers/masks might help you lighten up the shadows and retain the detail in the highlights.
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| 01/29/2005 03:24:21 AM |
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