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| 05/26/2009 07:08:08 AM |
The Ultimate Driving Machine by bassboneComment: Compared to a similar image, I think this is nicely done. Nice conveyance of motion, and nice POV helps the viewer visualize being in the car and "experiencing the ultimate driving machine." Well done. |
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| 05/26/2009 07:06:33 AM |
1957 Chevy Bel Airby choltmeierComment: Kind of looks slightly out of focus, or intentionally soft focused? The car actually looks like a model of Bel Air????? The wing window frame doesn't look quite right, the side molding looks "fat", door handles don't look right. |
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| 05/26/2009 06:45:03 AM |
Ram Toughby codfish709Comment: On a technical critique, the image has an overall fuzziness, even the text. Maybe something happened on the resizing or uploading??? Looks like quite a bit of noise too... |
| 05/26/2009 06:41:37 AM |
Respect. by prperoldComment: Nicely composed. Focus is crisp. Nice setting, nice background colors that adds to the "mood" if you will. Pro like image. Well done. |
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| 05/26/2009 06:38:10 AM |
My Baby - Infiniti G35xSby MisterMarcusComment: Personally, it would have worked better for me if it wasn't flipped upside down, and left right side up. For me the distortion of the reflection (top right of the image) is distracting and "plays visual tricks" with the viewer, where my first reaction is "what's wrong with this picture" vs left right side up, my first reaction would be "wow, he/she has an almost perfect reflection." But that's just my humble opinion. Good luck. |
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| 05/26/2009 06:23:27 AM |
Suzuki XL7by aliquiComment: I personally don't get the tag line, but I'm not judging the tag line or font. With that said, I do like how you placed the text over and under the vehicle. This technique further draws the viewer's attention to the vehicle. Nice job there. I like the composition, the vehicle looks nicely focused. In my opinion, I like the "balance" of the image with the shipwreck, the vehicle and dunes and even the sky. I think the clouds give the sky "balance" to the ship. I think this is nicely done. |
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| 05/26/2009 06:12:48 AM |
Let BMW move youby bob_bobskiComment: Great motion, but not enough car. Image needs more of the car and someway to show its a BMW. As is, the only thing that the average viewer can tell its a BMW is the title. IMHO. |
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| 05/26/2009 06:08:51 AM |
BMW - You'll Know When You Get Thereby k9logicComment: Composition is off (for me). In general, I think it would have worked better to compose the BMW more to the left, going into the frame vs leaving the frame. I'm sure it was an artistic decision to have the sun directly in the background, but I think it hurts more than helps the image. It creates glare that detracts from the vehicle. But thats just my opinion. |
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| 05/25/2009 05:06:44 PM |
Ford Taurusby XMountaineerComment: Composition is off, the car is pointed to the left leaving all that dead space to the right. The signage in the background is distracting, doesn't add to the image. The image/car's front end is too dark (could be the camera is metering off of the turned on head lights.) I think the image would have work better if you had moved the car to the right of your setup getting the parking level sign out of the image. Recompose the image using rule of thirds so that car is leading into the frame instead of exiting the frame. Just my honest critique. |
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| 05/25/2009 04:54:54 PM |
American Muscle — Roush Performance Products Mustangby Bear_MusicComment: Nice classic image of a muscle car, nice and tight crop, brilliant color, crisp focus. Only detractor for me are the cars in the background. If you could have gotten a shot of the Mustang with nothing in the background, it would have helped. Good luck. |
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