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Action Asia: Lakeside views
06/11/2003 03:02:10 AM
Action Asia: Lakeside views
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Comment by hawkida:
I think there's too much empty space around the middle of this image for it to be effective as a magazine cover.
Action Asia: Lakeside views
06/11/2003 03:02:04 AM
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Action Asia: Lakeside views
06/11/2003 01:24:03 AM
Action Asia: Lakeside views
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Comment by JB707:
Lovely, very nice reflection & the sun peeking out...good job...
JB
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Action Asia: Lakeside views
06/11/2003 01:02:54 AM
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Odd One Out
05/10/2003 06:43:18 PM
Odd One Out
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Comment by myqyl:
~ Critique Club Comment ~

Composition : I found it a little difficult to pick out which was the "odd" one. First glance, I thought it was the black bike in the center. Then I thought the bicycle might be the subject and wondered why the front was cut off. From your comment, I see you weren't happy with it either. The background didn't really add anything for me either.

Exposure / Lighting : There is a good range of tones and nothing is over/under-exposed. The lighting seems to lend a 1950's kind of feel to it.

Focus : The unfortunate quality setting really hurt you. The low-res pixelation makes it look out of focus even though it isn't. But you already know that, so I won't harp on it.

Post Processing : 2 post processes stand out here. The border and the de-saturation. The border was well done and added to the photo. This coming from someone that usually doesn't like borders. It was simple and clean. The de-saturation didn't work as well (to my eye). I think maybe there were too many red objects to make it effective. Also the turn signals had some red in them and the de-saturation left them kind of dirty brown. For me, de-saturation works best when you have one object (the subject) that will remain in color. Here the subject got desaturated. While this might work, I didn't feel it worked for you here.

Challenge / Wow : Certainly on target challenge-wise... It was a little too cluttered and low-res to really carry much Wow.

My opinion : Nice effort, but it suffered from the mistaken settings and lack of attention to composition.
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Odd One Out
05/06/2003 02:04:25 PM
Odd One Out
by starblazer

Comment by brianlr:
Interesting!
Odd One Out
05/04/2003 01:08:16 PM
Odd One Out
by starblazer

Comment by frisca:
heya! ;) I did a similar thing with my photo! I like the idea of this shot, but my two critiques are: its way too busy. there are too many bikes going in too many different directions to really get a feel for what you are trying to convey. Is it the one black motorcycle? Is it the bike? (in which case, we only see the back end of it, like an afterthought).

Also, there is some bit of funny digital pattern effect on some of the bikes and seats, which might just be a results of your post-processing. If you had a more shallow DOF, that might have helped to unclutter the picture and if you pulled back from the bikes more, then I think we'd have it! :)
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Odd One Out
05/04/2003 08:07:48 AM
Odd One Out
by starblazer

Comment by Fiver:
I like the Idea. Too bad you lost some of the detain when you reduced the file size.
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Odd One Out
05/03/2003 09:48:44 PM
Odd One Out
by starblazer

Comment by elliottwhitley:
Nice use of saturation, image is a little busy for me though
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Odd One Out
05/03/2003 01:09:47 AM
Odd One Out
by starblazer

Comment by sebadore:
partical desaturation doesn't work for me here..
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