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| 01/03/2005 03:49:58 AM |
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| 01/03/2005 01:15:31 AM |
Flowerpot!by photomComment: I can't believe this didn't place top 10... It was one of my 3 personal favorites.... I'm learning that deadpan, matter-of-fact approaches don't work very well in DPC, I think. |
| 01/02/2005 05:08:15 AM |
Water Challenge - "Under" Water Colorsby DrakeComment: Visually this image just isn't working. It appears disorganized, chaotic. There are some areas of nice, luminous color, But everything right of center and above the horizontal frond is just visual "lost space" with nothing good happening. It's not like you have negative space in a dance with positive space, it's like the image just peters out on its own.
Referring to the stunning original on which this is "based", all they have in common is that you have punned on his title, and I'm sure that worked against you.
I wish I had something more positive to say, but this just isn't working at any level for me.
Robt.
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| 01/02/2005 05:00:19 AM |
Vaseby GinaRothfelsComment: *** CRITIQUE CLUB RESPONSE ***
This was based ont he orange/blue, mirrored vases in "opposites", and it's about as creative an interpretation of that image as I can imagine. For one thing, no color. For another, no vertical mirroring. Thirdly, no left/right "swapping" of colors (or anything else).
Now I quite like this image, and I ranked it high in the challenge. I'm surprised it didn't pull a 6+. What was working against it?
As mentioned by me (and several other commenters during the challenge voting), The assymetrical framing of this is really hurting it. Granted, the original was an asymmetrical image in toto, with the subjects pushed to the right, but we could see all of those vases, it's just their location within the frame that was off-center.
I believe if this image had been perfectly symmetrical it would have picked up at LEAST another half point in the voting, maybe more. That's really the only comment I can make about it, beyond that it's a stunning almost-abstract image in its own right.
Robt.
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| 01/02/2005 03:08:54 AM |
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| 01/02/2005 02:54:55 AM |
Scramble 'emby shamelComment: It's clean and sharp, but IMO it would be MUCH better if the faces weren't drawn in. Lighting on the beater is very nice. |
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| 01/02/2005 02:53:18 AM |
Minutes from Pieby lettybComment: I really, really wish this had warmer, more luminous lighting. It could be so sweet if it weren't blocked up in the shadows. I especially want to see more of the crank. |
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| 01/02/2005 02:51:54 AM |
Play me the Bluesby rhipsterComment: handsome as hell, a liuttle extreme to my tastes but well-done. A couple of extraneous areas of blue, or maybe "anomalous" is a better word... reflections on the body of the horn, rather than parts of the mechanical linkage. |
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| 01/02/2005 02:49:55 AM |
Simple Sissorsby jimmspComment: Definitely simple. Way short of critical sharpness, which would seem to be a necessity for this image. |
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| 01/02/2005 02:48:57 AM |
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