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Sky Rider
07/13/2006 03:12:13 PM
Sky Rider
by TommyMoe21

Comment by jurassic:
Great timing and focus on this shot. Doesn't really utilize perspective in a dramatic way though.
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Sky Rider
07/13/2006 03:03:12 PM
Sky Rider
by TommyMoe21

Comment by UrfaK:
good focus with clear shot
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Young Deer
06/23/2006 09:27:25 PM
Young Deer
by TommyMoe21

Comment by hideout:
Just cruisin' through my favs tonight, looked up the original "baby deer" and found definite enrichment in this image. I didn't enter or vote on this challenge (although have many to improve on :), I couldn't imagine voting and trying to look up originals (as only a few might be recognizable anyway) and give credit for images that were truly better. I love your work and this shot definitely shows that you thought about what would make it outstanding.
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Young Deer
06/13/2006 03:38:14 PM
Young Deer
by TommyMoe21

Comment by karmat:
CRITIQUE CLUB CRITIQUE
by karmat

Excellent capture. I like how the deer is in its natural habitat.

Compositionally, the placement within the frame makes the head a strong focal point. It does seem a bit "straight on" though, and while I understand deer are not the most obliging models, if you could have grabbed one where he was looking at you, or was angled more towards you, it may have given the composition a bit more "dynamicism" and interest.

Technically, you did well at capturing this near sundown. Even with the higher ISO, you do not seem to hvae a lot of visible noise in the picture. I like how some of the branches and limbs are blurry/out of focus. This helps give the picture some depth and dimension. Desaturating the green was a wise move, I think, otherwise, it had the potential to totally overwhelm the reds of the deer. It could possibly stand a bit more brightness or contrast, but I am on my work monitor and would hesitate to make that a "gospel statement," because sometimes this monitor can be a bit dark.

Good work.

karma
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Moving Day
06/12/2006 02:52:25 AM
Moving Day
by TommyMoe21

Comment by Artyste:
Greetings from the Critique Club. My critiques are generally geared towards trying to help you improve your score within DPC, and not on any true "artistic" merit of the photograph itself, unless it relates to DPC voters and scoring. Please keep that in mind as you read this.

Initial Thoughts
Not much to this.. what's with the big sign?

Composition/Content
While I understand what you were trying to accomplish with the composition (or, at least I think I do), It was a little too little for a shot that is otherwise just plain boring. I don't want to sound harsh, but that's how voters probably looked at this. You have everything you need for the challenge.. but there's just nothing *too* it. The harsh light from the ceiling fan only serves to detract as well, and really adds nothing. So, kudos to trying to liven up the shot with a different angle and perspective, but you just needed more to begin with. The sign is also.. to me.. a little gratuitous. The color clashes, and it really doesn't say anything the viewer doesn't already suspect. The room is empty, the challenge wanted the room empty, we don't really need to know *why* it is empty.. especially when the reason is done by means of photo attention stealing lime green sign.

Background
Not really applicable in this sense.

Camera Work/Technical
You exposure is ok for the most part, but the glaring lights hurt the shot. Were you to process the shot to take advantage of the lights (more gritty, dark, or contrasty), it might have worked more to your advantage. If you can't get a "WOW" shot for DPC, at least go overboard artistically, and try to wow some of us out there that can appreciate something a little different.

Digital Processing
Nothing really grabs you in this shot. The processing shows a realistic room with realistic lighting, and so it remains realistically plain. Some work and playing around with different filters and concepts could have brought something out in this that just isn't there as it is.

Fits the Challenge
Sort of.. it's an empty room, but you've kind of "filled" it with that sign. Like I said, gratuitous, and needed to go.. IMO.

My Opinion of the Photo
A nice job with perspective to try and turn a very mundane shot into a little something different. Without that sign, and with a bit more creative processing, you could have been on to something that might have garnered a higher 5. Always remember that DPC voters need something that grabs them immediately and can hold their attention. For my money, this is simply a shot I'd click 4 or 5 on within the first few seconds and move on.
Moving Day
06/11/2006 11:01:11 PM
Moving Day
by TommyMoe21

Comment by Artifacts:
Nice perspective, creative idea. Well done!
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Moving Day
06/11/2006 10:45:13 PM
Moving Day
by TommyMoe21

Comment by B74A:
Nice! Easy to find an empty room when moving anyway ... colors not my cup of tea, though
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Moving Day
06/11/2006 09:57:17 PM
Moving Day
by TommyMoe21

Comment by Makka:
I really like this photo. Very well done. Only thing that lets it down is the blown light and the light switch on the right!
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Moving Day
06/11/2006 04:44:01 PM
Moving Day
by TommyMoe21

Comment by angela_packard:
that's very creative!!! sweet!
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Young Deer
06/10/2006 07:50:00 PM
Young Deer
by TommyMoe21

Comment by Judi:
Oh so pretty. Maybe a bit more contrast to make this one pop.
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