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| 09/20/2007 10:04:48 PM |
20 - Steamship Matherby ErikVComment by dtremain: This is a very nice shot. The boat look REALLY tall and narrow - built that way so it would fit through locks? Nice contrast and lighting. |
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| 09/20/2007 07:59:51 PM |
19 - Sailboatsby ErikVComment by Budya: I absolutely love the use of negative space here. I don't care much for the grain, it takes away from the texture of the clouds. But this is one beautiful photo. |
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| 09/20/2007 05:37:22 PM |
20 - Steamship Matherby ErikVComment by cogerox: Great job on symmetry. Your lighting is very nice. Plenty of detail in the shadows, and nothing too bright. Great B&W. |
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| 09/20/2007 03:39:04 PM |
20 - Steamship Matherby ErikVComment by bs-photos: Neato! Is it really that tall?? Almost looks like you used some kind of distortion lense or filter on it. Lighting worked great to give the one side a slight shadow, very nice! |
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| 09/20/2007 03:38:10 PM |
19 - Sailboatsby ErikVComment by bs-photos: I think the noise/grain (whatever you'd like to call it) works nice for this shot. Almost looks like a painting, I like the use of negative space too. |
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