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| 01/25/2005 03:18:12 AM |
three faces , one exposureby rhipsterComment: This is the best of the multi-faced images, strobe shots, simulated multiple-exposures, & whatever. This one appeals due to the clever lighting & the three distinct facial expressions; makes a very theatrical effect. 8. |
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| 01/25/2005 03:11:58 AM |
Erasureby SkipComment: This is a very appealing image. The subject, composition & colours all complement the overall effect you've chosen. Can't decide how much of what you've done is in-camera & how much is after. Either way, it's memorable. 8. |
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| 01/25/2005 02:40:48 AM |
Chess Dream - The Battle of the Kingsby sperk69Comment: While the vignette effect is OK, I think the chess subject is too commonly seen to have much "new" appeal. And the tilt & off-centre composition detracts a bit from your intention as well. Sorry. 4. |
| 01/24/2005 03:11:58 AM |
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| 01/23/2005 04:08:14 AM |
Flightby Dim7Comment: I'm not a fan of wildlife subjects, but this one is terrific. The wings at maximum downstroke, and the perfect framing against the background, lift it far above other critter shots. Beautiful photograph. 8. |
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| 01/22/2005 04:59:13 AM |
built to last.......by nordicComment: I like the subject, but it seems to lack a bit of impact in this treatment ... I know you were going for an ancient feel to the image, but I think your point would have been better made if you'd let the ruined building appear against the greater contrast of naturally coloured surroundings (grass, sky, etc). 5. |
| 01/20/2005 11:15:59 PM |
Stone Cold Feverby lytaComment: This is a very good architectural detail shot; the best I've seen so far (still over 50% to go!). Your framing and composition seem to me to make the very best of your subject. Well done. 8.
Back for final comments: I found a couple more, but yours is still a rock solid 8 (sorry, could not resist the pun). |
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| 01/20/2005 10:52:34 PM |
The Shapes and Colors of Historyby TuckersmomComment: The tilted perspective may not be the most sympathetic treatment of this from an architectural detail point of view, although it is a visually striking image as a result. I do like the reflected spire. 6. |
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| 01/20/2005 10:30:19 PM |
Columnsby JesuispeureComment: I think these columns are not flattered by the wild tilt, nor by the peripheral distortion. I realise, of course, that both effects were intentional, but they just don't work for me. Sorry. 4. |
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| 01/20/2005 10:25:35 PM |
Main Street Stationby A VaryaComment: I'm afraid I don't think this tilted perspective works as well as a more conventional approach. This is a stately, even ponderous building and, just like a similarly proportioned mature woman, appears alarming when tipped over. 5. |
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