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| 12/20/2002 09:52:04 PM |
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| 12/20/2002 09:45:46 PM |
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| 12/20/2002 04:11:31 AM |
Sunsetby nards656Comment: Bottom part looks over-sharpened a little, but I kno I prefer less than a lot of people. I like the color and texture of the background (not your typical sunset photo) and the tree fits well. |
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| 12/20/2002 04:07:06 AM |
Unpruned melodyby JakComment: This looks a little over-sharpened to me -- especially easy to do with silhouettes. It's also a preference; I know a lot of people like more sharpening than I do... |
| 12/19/2002 04:05:06 PM |
Playing with Mudby indigo997Comment: I always liked thisbut was never very good a it. Don't really like the large dark area, but don't know what I'd do differently; rest ofthe exposure is excellent. |
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| 12/19/2002 04:02:29 PM |
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| 12/19/2002 03:50:27 PM |
Amber Eveningby spidermanComment: Nice job here using the sunset as an abstact background instead of the subject. Good focus on the silhouettes (and not oversharpened) and like the way you've fit thm to the cloud shapes. |
| 12/19/2002 03:46:40 PM |
The Dark Dark Woodsby ManicComment: To make it even more spooky I'd have tried to darken the sky (and maybe lighted the nearest foreground) while keeping the woods about as they are. Think I'll take a flashlight... |
| 12/19/2002 03:42:22 PM |
Rocky Creek by joannsComment: Looks like a classic greeting card shot. I wish the tips of te first 3 trees on the left were just a tad darker and more distinct, but the rest of the trees fade perfectly. Would also look great run through a "painting" filter.
This is apparently not the same Rocky Creek where I've taken some photos... |
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| 12/19/2002 03:35:47 PM |
Self Serviceby SwashbucklerComment: I think it's interesting to see the sequence, but it does make it difficult to appreciate the detail in any of the images. This effect would probably be best suited to an action sequence where the motion itself ismore important than the subject, like a pelican diving into the water, or the classic galloping horse. |
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