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| 03/05/2005 08:35:58 AM |
Tick Tockby jeffzoetComment: I get the feeling that this photo is a little too staged for my tastes. The implied line and deliberateness of the clock directly above the head and having its big hand point directly upwards mirrors the line in the lamp, and this is good, but I'm not attracted to the overall feel of this photo. |
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| 03/05/2005 08:33:36 AM |
Tickling the Ivoriesby whatdewucComment: There's a strong sense of line from top left along the arm to the middle right. And that's exactly where the bright areas are. So, in terms of composition, this works very well. However, the subject is a bit bland and impersonal. A bit more drama would help here. |
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| 03/05/2005 08:31:42 AM |
Nearly Out Of Timeby realdealphotoComment: The skin textures on the hand are very powerful. The duotoning was a good choice to emphasise the age of the subject. I also like the pose. What surprises me is that I like the negative space on the right. Its emptiness really supports the meaning here. |
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| 03/04/2005 10:58:06 AM |
Be Strongby KonadorComment: Your recent forum posting of this photo let me know of this. Anyway, what a wonderful idea and recreation of that idea! Top class for this genre. |
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| 02/07/2005 08:32:11 AM |
Three is a partyby siggiComment: Originally posted by hsteg:
The importance of commas.
As posted:
Well, hung in the lundry room, lucky me no one came while shooting.
No commas:
Well hung in the lundry room lucky me no one came while shooting.
Sorry, Im not funny. lol |
This made me laugh. However, adding a period might help, too. (The last sentence might be read in various ways, too.)
Well hung in the laundry room, lucky me. No one came while shooting. |
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| 01/12/2005 09:29:13 AM |
Wasabiby JinjitComment: Chinese chopsticks and Japanese food? I love wasabi (in moderation), but unfortunately, it doesn't look very appetising here. Sorry. |
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| 01/10/2005 10:57:49 AM |
Power Cubedby ManicComment: This is cool, especially knowing that the black was made using a t-shirt. Good stuff. |
| 01/10/2005 08:41:38 AM |
Sneaking Offby MAKComment: I really like the graphic nature of this shot: the two silhouetted figures popping out of the black foreground against a powerful sky. Very artistic. This would work very well as an album cover (squared). |
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| 01/10/2005 08:36:39 AM |
Pasticheby zeuszenComment: The tonal range, the composition and the capture are all fine. But what works for me most is the perfectly humourous and fitting title. But why, oh why, 71st? |
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| 01/10/2005 08:34:54 AM |
Fairground Rideby BobsterLobsterComment: This is a wonderful shot for me. The opposition of the supposedly fantastic fairground ride with what seems to be a quiet sense of panic in the couple is so funny. I'm left wondering if the panic is about the ride or the relationship. Great moment. Thanks. |
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