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| 06/17/2009 09:38:39 AM |
Dreaming of future constructionby TammsterComment: While this is on the fringe of DNMC, I think it would have "sold" better if the hand was that of a young child. I like the dynamic of the angle and the overall comp of this. It's a technically well done photo. Just a bit too much of a shoehorn IMO. Good luck. |
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| 06/17/2009 09:35:14 AM |
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| 06/17/2009 09:34:16 AM |
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| 06/17/2009 09:32:06 AM |
Construction stops for tea .by Bill666Comment: Looks like one of those construction rental sites. It's an interesting image compositionally. On the technical end of things it seems substantially underexposed. |
| 06/17/2009 08:14:53 AM |
Eye of the Predatorby Yo_SpiffComment: Steve - I didn't vote this one very high. Reasons: Lighting is a bit harsh, the bird is uncomfortably too close and in your face (as a viewer), and being that Eagle head shots are done with frequency here at DPC the bar is placed quite high. |
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| 06/17/2009 08:11:31 AM |
Candy, anyone?by Yo_SpiffComment: Steve - I didn't vote this challenge and honestly hadn't even looked thru the entries...
At first glance this photo made me smile - it's infectious I guess. :-P
Regarding the pig being a candy dispenser? I had no idea and thought it was a piggy bank. The "poop" in the background looks too large and round IMO to simulate the real thing, and may have more impact a bit closer to the pig (but then you'd throw the balance off a little I suppose).
In the end, too much thinking required for some to grasp the concept in the hurry thru and vote mentality.
All JMO of course. :-) |
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| 06/17/2009 08:03:28 AM |
Trioby L1Comment: This is a fun piece of work for sure! I like it the way it is, but do wonder if you mirrored the shot on the right it would look like < Fire Escape >
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| 06/10/2009 02:23:31 PM |
The Lost Pirates Logby Rino63Comment: Critique Club Comments
First Impression
The VERY first thing that came to mind when this image came up for me during voting was "I've seen this before". Don't know if that impacted anyone else or not, but it's worth noting that sometimes using the same material in back-to-back challenges can possibly work against you.
I think the subject material does work well for a Free Study, and your title fits it quite nicely as well.
Technicals
Compositionally, it's "ok" for me. The angle works for added drama. I would have liked to see the feather/quill positioned somewhat differently. The tip is running at the same angle as the bg and makes the viewer run right out of the bottom corner of the photo. Maybe if the feather was going more across the book allowing the tip to slow down the flow out of the image and at the same time giving the texture of the feather part more emphasis? Just thinking out loud here. :-)
The lighting and tone of this photo is right on the mark IMO. It feels much richer than the one you put up for Still Life. Focus and DOF are appropriate and work well. Minor nit is the few pieces of debris near the book on the bg material...
Overall it's a nice piece of studio work.
Take care.
Barry |
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| 06/09/2009 02:53:18 PM |
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| 06/09/2009 02:21:17 PM |
I have her and she has meby libertyComment: If this photo had no title, would you think of "Friends" as a possible subject theme? Hmmm...ok, maybe. I like cats (have two) and can understand how "she" is your friend - but still feel like you've relied too much on your title. All JMO of course. Good luck! |
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