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| 06/29/2005 04:26:31 PM |
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| 06/29/2005 03:52:48 PM |
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| 06/26/2005 10:38:47 PM |
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| 06/26/2005 08:31:42 AM |
If Only.......by singsunshineComment by skief: I've thought about this, and if it did, it would still be a matter of how long it would take to grow it, then the rent of the guards to protect it, then the cost of fertilizers, etc.... Most bushes don't grow this big in a year, but let us just imagine that they do... I see in your photo... oh... about $25 now if it took a year to grow that $25, why just think, in only 320 years or so, you'd have enough for that big Canon EOS 1DS-Mark II... :-) Seriously though great idea, good implementation. A little better lighting to really set off the money, instead of the dark hole in the middle of the picture that sort of swallows the idea would really help. 5 |
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| 06/25/2005 12:14:25 AM |
If Only.......by singsunshineComment by fifield: nice idea, good creation of the money tree. The tree looks too dark, however, and then it has highlights blowing out around the edges at the top. 7 |
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| 06/24/2005 11:34:10 PM |
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| 06/24/2005 10:59:27 PM |
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| 06/24/2005 02:11:26 PM |
If Only.......by singsunshineComment by Artifacts: A money tree fits a fantasy world concept in a way anyone can relate to. Sharpness is good and the choice of a white background works very well.
There are a couple technical items that will hurt this image in scoring. One is that the background is not solid white. Some 'dirtiness' shows through that will be a distraction for some viewers.
There are some digital 'jaggies' that show up prominently on the edges of the dollars on the tree. These are also distracting and should be corrected.
The biggest flaw is lighting. The tree needs some front illumination. It is too dark in the center and it is made more apparent when contrasted to the white background.
There is something you might try in post processing without reshooting that might work well with this image for this particular challenge. You could apply dodging to lighten various areas in the darkened interior of the tree to give it a more surreal look and added viewer interest. But you have to be careful not to overdo it. It is very easy to lighten to much and give the image a washed out look. I'd recomment a brush opacity of around 5% or maybe a little more and make broad circular strokes. |
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| 06/24/2005 08:10:56 AM |
If Only.......by singsunshineComment by tonyv: Great picture well executed. I think that it would have been better balanced with another six or eight inches of the stem. It would then look more like a money tree than a money ball. |
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