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Ascension
02/11/2003 03:19:40 PM
Ascension
by jmsetzler

Comment by Pep Ventosa:
really nice
Ascension
02/10/2003 10:34:26 PM
Ascension
by jmsetzler

Comment by DougPaz:
Nice angle, and I like the B & W. Really nice.
Ascension
02/10/2003 09:55:23 PM
Ascension
by jmsetzler

Comment by jodiecoston:
Lovely abstract feel to this image. Very well done in the terms of the challenge, and your exposure is very good. Nice work. (8)
Ascension
02/10/2003 06:03:56 PM
Ascension
by jmsetzler

Comment by Jacko:
Very nice curves. I'd like to see more of the railing (not as tighlty cropped on the right and side). Very nice black and white. Jacko.
Ascension
02/10/2003 04:44:39 PM
Ascension
by jmsetzler

Comment by Gordon:
I like this , but I think the design elements would be stronger if the right hand rail hadn't been amputated. Then you'd have 3 elegant curves, the left rail, the carpet/ stairs and the right wal/ railing, all working in harmony to lead you through the scene. The tonal range is okay, the lighting is interesting, but that interuption bothers me and my eye. If those elements were more in harmony this would be a much stronger, very graphical design. What would be 3 major tonal areas are also divided up into 5, with triangles in the lower right and upper right that are competing not harmonising with the scene. The steps give just enough interest and tonal range to stop this eing boring. A good effort but needs some thought on the composition and the visual weight of shapes and relationships.
Ascension
02/10/2003 01:31:13 PM
Ascension
by jmsetzler

Comment by carsten:
I think this composition is very good. Perhaps I would have liked to see the right part of the stairs too. But it is not THAT important. Great focus, contrast and perfect in b&w. Well done and good luck!
Ascension
02/10/2003 11:58:17 AM
Ascension
by jmsetzler

Comment by Shiiizzzam:
I really like the contrast in this. The soft lines just draw you in. Nicely done !
Liberty And Justice
02/07/2003 09:03:32 PM
Liberty And Justice1st Place
by jmsetzler

Comment by adriana5150:
This is such a great picture and the way you did it its so cool. You are very good!
The Falls
02/06/2003 03:15:04 PM
The Falls
by jmsetzler

Comment by buschmeister:
Very nice
Nailed
01/27/2003 01:59:00 PM
Nailed
by jmsetzler

Comment by karmat:
CRITIQUE CLUB CRITIQUE
by karmat

COMPOSITION
Overall, I think the composition of this shot is good. The dude walking fills up the frame, and enough of the sky is included to give it some color contrast. For some reason, though, the little splotch of blue makes it have an "unbalanced" feeling to me. Maybe if there were another color or more blue in another part of the shot. Don't know if it would be better, just different maybe. When I first saw the shot, it struck me as being a little flat (most signs are, duh), but I am not sure what you could do to add context or depth without obliterating the nail. sorry.

TECHNIQUE
The colors here are awesome. the blue and yellow form a nice contrast, and the black stands out. The nail is visible, and casts an interesting shadow on the sign. I like the perspective of the shot. I see in your comments what the line running down the sign is, and it would have added impact, but on the full size picture, it looks like a mistake in lighting.

OVERALL EFFECT
This sign is extremely funny. You have to wonder if they nailed it like that on purpose or if they even realized what they were doing!! The brightness of the sign catches your attention, and the clarity of it keeps it. I like it.
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