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Round Triangles?
05/11/2005 12:32:37 PM
Round Triangles?
by tryals15

Comment by Bethan:
Nice use of DOF
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Round Triangles?
05/11/2005 11:19:47 AM
Round Triangles?
by tryals15

Comment by stelpa:
I think an aperture that would allow the pen to stay in focus as well might give this photo a greater depth...
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Round Triangles?
05/11/2005 10:38:27 AM
Round Triangles?
by tryals15

Comment by holdingtime:
more DOF would have helped.to much out of focus
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Round Triangles?
05/11/2005 06:40:43 AM
Round Triangles?
by tryals15

Comment by ergates:
Good composition, nice idea. I like this.
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Round Triangles?
05/11/2005 04:28:39 AM
Round Triangles?
by tryals15

Comment by wester:
such a pity - this could have been a great photo if the whole triangle (but only the triangle) had been in focus.
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Grand Slam
05/10/2005 01:30:51 PM
Grand Slam
by tryals15

Comment by HBunch:
*Critique Club*

I'm not so sure that cropping or composing a photo so that most of the subject is on the edge of the frame counts a minimalism or not. It does look like a shot where you simply almost missed the subject. Seeing that that is the case by your comments, I will just say that it shows.
The focus on the kid is very soft as well. We get no detail in his face. I want to see that expression better. The dark shadow over his face also does not help us to see his face. Which means that it was very important to get the face in focus.
Now, again, I realize that you said the photo was an accident to begin with, all I'm saying is that it shows, and while it may be an interesting photo for your own personal photo album, outside viewers may not find it particularily fascinating. We don't have the emotional connection to a photo of this kind.
~Heather~
So, since we can't really see his face, what is there left to look at? There is his body, which is also soft focus due to his motion, and there is grass, which is actually in pretty good focus. Of course the grass wasn't moving to create blur.
That being said, neither just the body nor the grass are very interesting to look at.
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A Bridge to Somewhere...
05/09/2005 07:41:49 PM
A Bridge to Somewhere...
by tryals15

Comment by Niten:
Work on your subject selection, this just isn't very interesting.
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A Bridge to Somewhere...
05/09/2005 10:50:10 AM
A Bridge to Somewhere...
by tryals15

Comment by dogz:
Interesting flare effect, but it hurts the photo... especially the ghosting near the bottom left.
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A Bridge to Somewhere...
05/05/2005 01:06:59 PM
A Bridge to Somewhere...
by tryals15

Comment by jachang:
I wonder if you stood a little more to the right if the expanse of road ahead might be more dramatic. (Kind of looking down the road over the bridge, I mean.)
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A Bridge to Somewhere...
05/05/2005 12:57:37 PM
A Bridge to Somewhere...
by tryals15

Comment by popdeepop:
What is the light on the lower left? Seems to have colors. There is some lenses or filter effect for the street light.
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