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"not my slice"
04/28/2004 07:54:08 PM
"not my slice"
by sevenine0

Comment:
Meets the challenge but it doesn't wow me. The composition looks top heavy and the light shining from beneath the pizza slice just confuses me.
Little Tree on a Big Tree
04/28/2004 07:52:26 PM
Little Tree on a Big Tree
by postoakinversion

Comment:
A nice idea which does illustrate proportion. This image fails asthetically, however. It lacks impact and visual interest outside of the interesting texture of the bark.
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Preferred pocket proportions
04/28/2004 07:51:01 PM
Preferred pocket proportions
by dodee

Comment:
Is this an MP3 player? I can't tell because the details are completey washed out from overexposure. Are you comparing differently sized music formats? This meaning is obscure without the title to explain it. The title should not be doing the work of the photo. It fails as an abstract composition.
near & far
04/28/2004 07:47:57 PM
near & far
by layback

Comment:
Without the title, which doesn't really convey much, the idea of near and far isn't really apparent from this photo. As an image it lacks a focal point. The railroad tracks just point to a drab landscape of washed out looking trees.
Proprtions of a Fuzzy Navel Ingredients
04/28/2004 07:46:01 PM
Proprtions of a Fuzzy Navel Ingredients
by woodenshoe50

Comment:
This is a horribly blurry exposure and should not have been submitted. Careful editing means weeding out exposures like this.
Proper proportion isn't always as simple as black and white (or) proportion or the lack thereof
04/28/2004 07:44:51 PM
Proper proportion isn't always as simple as black and white (or) proportion or the lack thereof
by cainn

Comment:
Are they checking out the size of his penis? He is looking directly down and she is looking down toward him so that's my guess based on this challenge. But why such high key contrast? The girls face and the guys shirt disappear into the background. Was this the intention? What is it saying about proportion? Why are they holding grey paper in front of themselves? This is really just a confusing jumble and doesn't say much about proportion. The title isn't working too hard for you either.
A Cook's Fractions
04/28/2004 06:33:35 PM
A Cook's Fractions
by TommyMoe21

Comment:
Another person chose to show proportion through measuring devices. This one works better. I'd just like to see it in sharper focus.
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Reaching for a dream
04/28/2004 06:32:06 PM
Reaching for a dream
by bobdaveant

Comment:
I can't really tell what this is a statue of. The sun flare in the top left is very distracting. Is the statue reaching for the sky? If so, a different view point to simplify the background would have helped. The tall building just gets in the way unless you intended to frame the statue so she looked the same height as the building. Forced perspective can be fun but it only works when the background isn't distracting.
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Gigantic Drum Stick
04/28/2004 06:29:04 PM
Gigantic Drum Stick
by dirtkahuna

Comment:
Without the title I don't think I would have made the connection to a drumstick and I'm married to a professional drummer. Even with the title it's a bit of a stretch since drumsticks have round, tapered tips not flat, cylindrical tips. The tower makes an imposing subject but this shot lacks tonal interest. Perhaps on a day when the sky was blue, or the clouds spectacular colors? A bit more focus on the colum would reveal more detail in the ridges and add textural interest to make up for the lack of tonal interest.
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walkway to harmony
04/28/2004 06:24:46 PM
walkway to harmony
by xburnerx

Comment:
The placement of the two fenceposts frames that tiny railing, giving it far more prominence then it deserves. The huge expanse of concrete in the foreground does nothing considering it takes up a third of the frame. Moving in closer would have eliminated that and possibly eliminated the railing as well leaving the fence posts to act as a framing device for the ocean which should then be focused much better to allow for more eyepopping color and detail. Judging by your title you meant to include the concrete walkway and the railing but a concept does not automatically translate into a pleasing composition.
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