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Thinking "event horizon"
05/16/2007 03:33:57 PM
Thinking "event horizon"
by HighNooner

Comment by bubeltrubel:
a little bit too grainy, otherwise a nice shot
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Thinking "event horizon"
05/16/2007 11:57:48 AM
Thinking "event horizon"
by HighNooner

Comment by Rino63:
eheheh event horizon..... good the composition and the light nice colours. a good photo. I don't know if the grain works perhaps was better the gaussian blur. 8
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Thinking "event horizon"
05/16/2007 10:46:12 AM
Thinking "event horizon"
by HighNooner

Comment by LanceW:
I think your processing as turned a good photograph into a bad one here.
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Thinking "event horizon"
05/16/2007 07:29:37 AM
Thinking "event horizon"
by HighNooner

Comment by RitaD:
Very nice! I like the grain.
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Table lamp: Me?!...Haircut?! NO
05/16/2007 06:42:05 AM
Table lamp: Me?!...Haircut?! NO
by HighNooner

Comment by Artifacts:
Positives:
Generally good technicals. Creative and interesting to look at. The refections off the back wall adds considerable viewer interest to the composition.

Technicals:
Lighting, exposure and color are very good. Centered framing with a strait on perspective is fine. The backlighting with the wall shadows and reflected light is the most eye appealing part of the image.

The white ruffle on the right "shoulder" is a slight distraction. On my sharpness sensitive LCD monitor the "hair" on either side of the "face" has a small case of the jaggies, but otherwise the sharpness is top notch.

There is a slight amount of noise, probably due to shooting at ISO 800.

The Challenge:
Meets the challenge well and somewhat creatively. That, the nice shadowy background and generally good technicals is why it scored about .5 higher than the challenge average. Voters thought it was good. I scored this one 8 which, in my grading scale, essentially means I agreed with the group assessment. I consider 8 to be "B" level work - it is above average but not the top tier.

Some voters might have felt your composition was a bit contrived and faulted you for that. That is probably where the "1" came from.

Suggestions:
This image is well conceived and the technical processing is good so there is not much to suggest other than cloning out the white ruffle on the right shoulder and smoothing out the "jaggies" in the hair. Noise could have been reduced by shooting at a lower ISO number and increasing the exposure time. The image is static so a longer exposure time would not have been harmful assuming you are using a tripod.

Perhaps taking the image from a different angle from the "strait on" perspective might have added enough viewer interest to garner a higher score and given it a more dramatic voodoo doll look, especially with the very interesting background wall lighting.
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Albino peacock or not...  he still dresses seventies' style to me
05/16/2007 06:18:19 AM
Albino peacock or not... he still dresses seventies' style to me
by HighNooner

Comment by BeeCee:
White variety of an India Blue, not an albino :)
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Thinking "event horizon"
05/16/2007 01:45:59 AM
Thinking "event horizon"
by HighNooner

Comment by xtian:
I like it but I'm not sure if the processing is consistent with basic editing rules.
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Thinking "event horizon"
05/16/2007 12:45:51 AM
Thinking "event horizon"
by HighNooner

Comment by eamurdock:
The noise thing doesn't work for me - I like grain but this is too much. The colors are really nice.
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Thinking "event horizon"
05/16/2007 12:08:41 AM
Thinking "event horizon"
by HighNooner

Comment by leko2k:
the stippling seems a bit much
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17, 35, and 85 mm focal lengths
05/08/2007 07:30:25 AM
17, 35, and 85 mm focal lengths
by HighNooner

Comment by JenniferDavidGA:
I came back to see how this shot did. I really thought it was going to score higher. It was my favorite of the challenge. It is different them anything else in the challenge and technacally perfect IMO. Its a very good score, but I was thinking this would ribbon. I guess I don't know much. LOL!!! Still my favorite of the challenge.

Great Shot!!!!!!
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