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Out Of The Darkness
11/17/2005 04:31:18 PM
Out Of The Darkness
by Tommy 2 Tone

Comment by SandyP:
THAT is a beautiful portrait! I bet she loves this! Fantastic job!
Out Of The Darkness
11/16/2005 02:31:03 PM
Out Of The Darkness
by Tommy 2 Tone

Comment by dang:
pretty bland idea, but good use of light
Out Of The Darkness
11/16/2005 12:07:55 PM
Out Of The Darkness
by Tommy 2 Tone

Comment by dmmonty:
I like this shot. Good amount of contrast and lots of expression in the eyes.
Out Of The Darkness
11/16/2005 08:23:14 AM
Out Of The Darkness
by Tommy 2 Tone

Comment by fotomann_forever:
Wonderful shot and love the lighting. 10
America's Favorite Pastime
11/04/2005 01:31:31 PM
America's Favorite Pastime
by Tommy 2 Tone

Comment by CEJ:
Hello from the Critique Club!

Composition/perspective - good ratio between your subjects and the overall size of the image. The slight down angle to the subjects works quite well here. Lower or higher would have made it hard to look at and still be pleasing to the eye. The DoF really works on this one. If all three were in focus it would lose it spacial relationships. Well done!

Lighting - the shadows are not too dark, yet they help define the individual space each ball occupies. No glares or bright spots to distract from the continuity of the white/white concept except for a small spot on the right most ball. You start to lose definition on the very right hand edge where it begins to blend into the background. However, it appears more than one light source was used which helps to keep the balls isolated and not blend into each other.

Color - the red laces as the only color is good. Kind of like 'a splash' of color. The balls and background are almost the same exact white so the laces really do their job here. The two balls in the background appear a little dirty which I find a slight distraction. The 'light' is so well done and separated from the 'white' that the dirt spots really stand out. I realize with basic editing they cannot be removed, however, washing, bleaching, showing a different side may have helped remove these. Even shoe polish could have been used.

Challenge requirements - there is no question that this image meets the challenge. Your choice of subjects was good and your control over placement demonstrates a good grasp of not only what was needed, but how to present it as well. [Suggestion: if you care, try to align the balls so the laces form their own continuity]

Overall/my opinion - I like the image and feel you did a great job for a difficult challenge. White on white is not easy to do. My strongest criticism would be the dirt spots on the balls as well as the word(s) 'China.' Both could have either been placed so they were not visible or covered with white-out or shoe polish.
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America's Favorite Pastime
10/30/2005 06:26:51 AM
America's Favorite Pastime
by Tommy 2 Tone

Comment by Pug-H:
Wow. Baseballs made of china ... surely they'd smash if you hit them with a bat... ;-)
America's Favorite Pastime
10/29/2005 05:31:43 PM
America's Favorite Pastime
by Tommy 2 Tone

Comment by Marc923:
I like this picture. Nice lighting and DOF. Would be better if your balls were clean. Sorry, had to say it.
America's Favorite Pastime
10/29/2005 05:22:05 AM
America's Favorite Pastime
by Tommy 2 Tone

Comment by xx91x:
OMG the hilarity of this picture.... the ball says china on it. Americas favorite pastime. ROFL
America's Favorite Pastime
10/28/2005 01:19:22 PM
America's Favorite Pastime
by Tommy 2 Tone

Comment by Leenie:
Take me out to the baaaaall gaaaaaame, take me out to the croooooooowds... giving this one an 8!
America's Favorite Pastime
10/28/2005 12:26:31 AM
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