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| 11/05/2005 02:19:43 AM |
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| 11/05/2005 02:05:12 AM |
Storm Comingby justin_hewlettComment by Jammur: Nice, simple, clean.
Only thing I can think of with the title, would be to darken up the gray undersides of the clouds for a more ominious look. |
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| 11/05/2005 02:00:46 AM |
Surreal Fallsby justin_hewlettComment by Jammur: It might be as simple as slower shutter speed, under exposed.
A little more blur to the water, a little more detail in the shadows.
You don't want to blow the highlights so a grad filter might help.
This is really subjective stuff, its not bad as it is. |
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| 11/05/2005 01:45:39 AM |
Storm Comingby justin_hewlettComment by Prism: Nice capture of the approaching clouds with just enough of the blue sky left to give the feel of movement. Very vibrant colours on the hills. The only thing I find distracting, and it might just be my monitor or from resizing (I'm not experienced enough to know), is the white line on the highway. It seems to have some diagonal lines showing rather than being a smooth line. |
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| 11/04/2005 05:00:54 PM |
Fragile Glass/Lightby justin_hewlettComment by justin_hewlett: Originally posted by Formerlee:
...The use of on camera flash has blown an area at the base of the glass...
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Actually, flash was not used - only natural sunlight coming in from a window - and had this been an advanced editing challenge I would have taken care of that highlight. Trivial matters aside, thank you for taking the time to critique, I appreciate it very much. |
| 11/04/2005 03:08:44 PM |
Fragile Glass/Lightby justin_hewlettComment by SteveJ: Greetings from the Critique Club
Having studied your entry for Delicate Challenge, I feel that a lighter weight glass would have conveyed the delicate impression more suitably. The chosen tumbler is a bit on the heavyweight side and this is accentuated by your choice of angle, looking onto the rim. Perhaps a different angle would have given the impression of a more delicate glass.
The use of on camera flash has blown an area at the base of the glass, but this is not too intrusive.
The conversion to B&W works well with the reflections of the light through the glass onto the wood. This had an added effect of highlighting the grain, although I don't know if this was intended or accidental, but it looks fine. Focus on the rim is sharp and you have a pretty good DOF.
I would like to have seen the droplets feature more prominently in this photo, but the composition is good with the main subject situated to the right of the photo. I think this scored about right in the challenge and had the glass been more 'delicate', it could have upped the score to 5+. Nevertheless, a good entry and although lower than your usual scores, not too bad considering the low voting in this challenge. Hope this is helpful and constructive for you.
Steve |
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| 11/03/2005 11:23:01 PM |
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| 10/27/2005 11:48:03 PM |
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| 10/27/2005 05:29:07 AM |
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| 10/26/2005 11:11:19 AM |
Fragile Glass/Lightby justin_hewlettComment by Shan2112: the glass itself does not seem very delicate to me, seems if I dropped it on the floor it would be just fine (thick glass) - perhaps a wine glass would have portrayed the delicate sense a bit better - I may be missing the meaning of this though - and I do really like the lighting and black & white :) |
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