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| 10/06/2009 08:39:56 AM |
contorcidoby aplomb76Comment: So much to look at, and nowhere to land. Get the feeling I'm looking up at this. Not sure if that's good or bad - just an observation. |
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| 10/06/2009 08:38:50 AM |
twisted shawlby vishwasComment: Potential here. Missed getting full benefit of the details in the threads from two things: focus point and lighting. The bg wall is distracting. Just a few thoughts from me... Good luck! |
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| 10/06/2009 08:37:08 AM |
Twisting Aroundby danielcheong1974Comment: Didn't quite get it square, eh? Have to give you a hard time as I imagine you spent a good deal of effort in lining everything up. :-) I like the materials you used, especially the rope and square (is that cork board?). The red is splotchy...maybe black would have worked better? Just and thought. Anyway, good luck in the challenge. |
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| 10/06/2009 08:34:57 AM |
Grape Tendrilsby ZellerStudioComment: Nice twist find and I like the isolation of it in your presentation. The overcast grey skies are detrimental. Did you consider pushing this to a highkey or maybe going black & white instead? |
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| 10/06/2009 08:33:44 AM |
French Mintsby photopiaComment: Looks like eggs. Nice use of lighting. Wish the bg was all black. As is, it looks like it's dusty. |
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| 10/06/2009 08:32:54 AM |
Intorqueoby TOM32Comment: I like the lighting and color tones. Subject matter is "ok". |
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| 10/06/2009 08:23:50 AM |
Twisted Twist Tiesby BeefnCheezComment: First thought on this? What's the smear/nick/mark on the front center white area? Then I see sensor spots that could have been cleaned in post-processing. So, out the gate, I'm leaning on the downside. That sets me up for seeing the downfalls rather than the positives as I continue to take in your photo. Other observations that will help for your next entry are to use a lower ISO to control the noise, and diffuse the lighting to eliminate harsh glare.
The point I'm trying to make is that first impressions are important, and attention to details will improve the viewers first look and impact opinions.
All JMO of course. Good luck in the challenge! |
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| 10/06/2009 08:17:45 AM |
Hot Metalby LutchenkoComment: Great control of lighting and focus on this. A bit mundane subject-wise IMO. I think the fading paint actually takes away from this somewhat. |
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| 10/06/2009 08:16:23 AM |
Guardianby HipychikComment: This looks like a spot to come back to for sure. I love old fence posts such as this one. The OOF building in the bg is a perfect compliment. What kept this average vs outstanding for me is that the wires start fading on the off-center right of the post and all the way over to the remaining right. If you could have kept all wires sharp, at least on the post, this would present much stronger IMO. Best of luck to you in the challenge. |
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| 10/06/2009 08:13:06 AM |
It happens to us all :)by kwhj81979Comment: Yep, and it's not pretty at home either. :-) You've certainly met the challenge theme of twisted / curved lines, but quite honestly, the photo is underwhelming from a viewing standpoint. Also, why not use the full 640 pixels? You only used 500 on the long side. |
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