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| 04/23/2009 04:06:54 PM |
HOPEby VitaminBComment: Originally posted by VitaminB: Thanks for your comment. I can appreciate the fact that this is essentially a photo of artwork... but it essentially no different than the photo which inspired it, jeger's Mona Lisa:
While I am not bothered by my score overall, I am really happy with it, I did get a lot of low votes, which the Mona Lisa shot didnt get. ... |
The difference between the Mona Lisa shot and yours is that the Mona Lisa photo has some context and depth to it. By the photographer including himself with the artwork, plus the wall, baseboard, carpet, etc...it becomes a photo, rather than a direct representation of artwork only. Again, JMO. |
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| 04/23/2009 10:06:40 AM |
Through the trees by keriboiComment: Congrats! I love the story behind how you came to capture this photo. A true photographer...ready for action at a moments notice. :-) |
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| 04/23/2009 09:28:44 AM |
HOPEby VitaminBComment: Originally posted by VitaminB "Photographer's Comments": Also, for the low scores, I guess some of you cannot get past your politics when voting for a photo eh! |
Yes, politics do play a part in like/dislike (it is subject matter) - however, additionally, this entry is more of an artwork entry than a photo IMHO. Kudo's to you on effort in assembly, but time and effort is not always rewarded as the end result is, and should be, based on the qualities of the photography. In this case, you basically have a photo of a flat piece of artwork. Could be a painting or a watercolor with yarn from a schoolroom hallway display.
In the end I do think your score reflects points based on the art effort rather than the photo itself, and the popularity of our current president.
FTR, I am a Republican, and not a big fan of Obama - although I don't disapprove of his efforts thus far. Had we had another VP choice... Oh well, there's always 2012 to look forward to. :-) |
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| 04/22/2009 11:44:22 AM |
A Big Step Upby risenphoenixsterComment: Cute. In many cases I'm not sold on the 'candid' part without some facial visibility (emotion, etc...), but here, the door and the large step tells a story without needing that visual. Nice catch. The focal point is a tad off (the plant on the left is sharp, but the girl seems a bit soft). |
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| 04/22/2009 11:42:34 AM |
Lovely Light for a Lovely Moment by kvickreyComment: I really love the lighting on this and it is a tender moment for sure. Really, really, do wish that we could see at least a side profile of her face. |
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| 04/22/2009 11:41:27 AM |
Red Mile: Game 3by BuzzleComment: Group shot...not really a 'candid' IMO. Nothing to really focus on (and not much here that's not blurry). |
| 04/22/2009 11:40:39 AM |
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| 04/22/2009 11:40:04 AM |
Makkahby HighNoonerComment: Candid should be more personal IMO. This is an interesting group photo, but doesn't speak 'candid' to me. |
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| 04/22/2009 11:39:21 AM |
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| 04/22/2009 11:38:44 AM |
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