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| 09/27/2002 09:23:00 AM |
Bomont Towerby lumbardhComment: I think this photo has very good potential. The lighting here may need a little assistance... this image goes from blown out at the bottom to too dark at the top of the tower, IMO. It appears that, unfortunately, the natural lighting on this tower is not very even. I seriously doubt that there is a really great way to photograph this at night without some extra lighting of some sort... subjectively, I like it :) - setzler |
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| 09/25/2002 10:25:00 AM |
Reflecting On My Little Cornerby LVEComment: I understand the capture of 'your corner of the world' in this photo, but on the subjectivity scale, there is nothing that really grabs me and says HELLO. I like the effect that the longer exposure has on the lights :) - setzler |
| 09/23/2002 11:59:00 AM |
Presidential Mansion by arnitComment: The reflection adds a very nice dimension to this photo. I can't make up my mind completely if I like the horizon splitting the center of this photo... I can see that the sky is probably uninteresting, so adding more of that would probably not help... Maybe moving the horizon up in the frame would create more impact... I don't know what is visible in the water below the frame here... good shot :) = 8 - jmsetzler |
| 09/25/2002 02:14:00 PM |
Vineyardby bobgaitherComment: This is an interesting photo... I can actually see a couple of the grape bunches on the vines... There are a few suggestions that I think may help this particular photo a bit... If you have the capability on your camera, a polarizing filter would remove quite a bit of the haze and blue cast that is showing in the distance of this image... also, I think that possibly showing some length on the rows between the vines would create a nice leading line into the horizon... good shot :) - setzler |
| 09/24/2002 12:29:00 PM |
A Good Morning Songby vtruanComment: Is this a stuffed bird? I'm not sure I really understand how this defines your corner of the world... maybe this bird is only native to your area? - setzler |
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| 09/23/2002 08:38:00 AM |
butterflyby pookey83Comment: i don't particularly see how this photo describes 'your corner of the world'... The focus is also a little soft for my own personal taste... - jmsetzler |
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| 09/26/2002 08:23:00 AM |
Rodeoby WRenComment: good shot! I like the small amount of motion blur in the hand to show movement in the image. I also like the way you have composed the foreground person on the right so the other people are still visible in the shot. I'm a little curious abou the decision to use black and white on this photo... The contrast and the darker tones throughout this photo seem to create some 'blandness' in the overall image in this mode.. keep up the good work :) = 7 - setzler |
| 09/23/2002 09:05:00 AM |
De Mare Hallby heartsdivideComment: Is the subject of this photograph the tree or the building? if it's the building, I would like to see it as a larger part of the overall image... - jmsetzler |
| 09/24/2002 12:30:00 PM |
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| 09/26/2002 08:26:00 AM |
Carefreeby guybrowmeComment: beautiful shot :) I love the way the fog softens up this photo... This image gives me the impression that these kids don't get to come here often... In my humble opinion, this photo would carry much more impact with the dark strip of shore along the bottom cropped out of the image. That particular aspect of this photo creates a little too much contrast in an otherwise smooth and very powerful photo. Cropping this part out would also likely create a stronger composition of the children in the frame.... great shot :) = 8 - setzler |
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