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Ava
04/26/2010 03:44:40 AM
Ava
by glockguy

Comment:
Greetings, here is a short critique, as requested:

Soft and grainy... She's cute as a button, but this photo doesn't show her off!

You need to consider using a fill flash, and I would strongly suggest using the "dodge" tool, or similar lightening tool, to dodge up the eyes a bit, right now they look like big black holes, but that can be easily improved..

See this thread for my little flash trick, I'm using it more and more.. Seriously a PITA to work with, but the results are really good.

Even my 50D performs at a non-DPC level at anything over 400 ISO, and 400 is usually pushing it, so 640 on your T1i (same sensor as my 50D) is a bit too much.

Her expression is very good, she's a perfect little model, sure to pull in a ribbon or two for you!

And never, never use the on-body flash without a diffuser/bouncer like I described above, or even better, a real speedlight bounced off something light colored..
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underwater.jpg
04/26/2010 03:15:34 AM
underwater.jpg
by cgino

Comment:
Very interesting..
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Yes?  How may I help you?
04/26/2010 02:43:15 AM
Yes? How may I help you?
by glockguy

Comment:
An EXCELLENT first..

If this is anything to judge by, I think it's clear that you will do well here.
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A Bit Too Candid
04/23/2010 01:48:02 PM
A Bit Too Candid
by scalvert

Comment:
Samantha learns why you should never eat superglue...
Turtle Talk
04/22/2010 05:57:38 PM
Turtle Talk
by karmat

Comment:
Originally posted by scalvert:

I'm not sure which is scarier, the expression or that the sign focuses on breeding habits at DPChallenge. Maybe they're related.


Pretty much exactly what I focused on too..
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The pack: Penelope,Napoleon,Tok,Waldo, and Beanie
04/22/2010 11:58:50 AM
The pack: Penelope,Napoleon,Tok,Waldo, and Beanie
by ShutterPug

Comment:
Is the one on the left blind? Seems you always have one with it's eyes completely shut... I'm guessing blind..
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LSpineLat.jpg
04/22/2010 11:57:37 AM
LSpineLat.jpg
by ShutterPug

Comment:
Lovely..
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The Eggony Of Defeat
04/12/2010 08:50:35 PM
The Eggony Of Defeat
by Hipychik

Comment:
Color is off, (magenta is up I think), and the focus seems to be in front of the kiddo.

Sorry about your score, but if it helps, you beat the tar out of me...
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Mission Hill
04/11/2010 08:28:02 PM
Mission Hill
by NJ

Comment:
Greeting from the Critique Club!

First Impression: Old, sepia, doors.. Nothing really grabbed me right away, this image requires a bit more thought.

Meeting the Challenge: It does indeed look like an entrance, a winery entrance at that :) So, now you need to report back in the comments section above, just how was the wine ;)

Composition: A very popular composition for this challenge it seemed... I've got to say, I didn't find this approach wonderful, but some of the voters really were looking for just this type of shot. I do like the inclusion of the sign to the right of the door, as it adds meaning to an otherwise fairly bland picture.

Subject: Again, it's more about the sign to me than the door, yes the door is nice, but that's not what really grabs my attention here, I'm drawn to that sign. The ivy is the second thing that my attention wanders to, and finally the grape leaf door handles are fairly interesting, and I suspect this might be the reason you chose this location for this challenge.

Technical: Flat - Good for racetracks, not so good for Champagne or photos.. The brown sepia tone is really no good for this subject, and the doors appear to lack any real detail (a shame! those doors were so wonderfully textured!)... I feel that this photo needed much more contrast and "pop", and it's a bit of a shame that it scored so low, as the subject itself was quite interesting. I think those technicals, plus the perspective issue mentioned by oldbimmercoupe probably account for your placement in this challenge.

Final thoughts: Great choice of a subject (For reference to what a "bad" choice would have been, please see my entry in this challenge), and a decent execution. If you had chosen different PP you would have likely placed much higher. As I can see this is your first challenge entry, please do let me be the first to congratulate you on a great start, and I strongly suggest you read scalvert's "how to win a ribbon" thread, as it will give you some pointers as to what makes for a winning photo here.
Jesus, Crucifix & UPS
04/11/2010 04:52:19 PM
Jesus, Crucifix & UPS
by npasel

Comment:
He really should have just shipped that thing with UPS.. Would have saved him a load of effort...
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