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05/26/2012 04:03:46 PM · #126 |
Originally posted by Yo_Spiff:
Not setting any records here. Firmly a "with the pack" entry, which is what I expected.
Votes: 89
Views: 200
Avg Vote: 5.5730
Comments: 1 |
Don't understand it....the comments especially, I mean....is it that most feel they are unable to make a qualified comment in this challenge somehow?
I have only 1 comment myself courtesy of Hahn23 and that is a well balanced comment. Most strange the way the scores and comments are going in this challenge. |
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05/27/2012 01:13:12 AM · #127 |
| i have lots of comments, but boy the drop just keeps continuing. My score is this morning the lowest it's been since voting started. Sigh |
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05/27/2012 04:07:31 AM · #128 |
Originally posted by JustFred:
Originally posted by Yo_Spiff:
Not setting any records here. Firmly a "with the pack" entry, which is what I expected.
Votes: 89
Views: 200
Avg Vote: 5.5730
Comments: 1 |
Don't understand it....the comments especially, I mean....is it that most feel they are unable to make a qualified comment in this challenge somehow?
I have only 1 comment myself courtesy of Hahn23 and that is a well balanced comment. Most strange the way the scores and comments are going in this challenge. |
Votes: 93
Views: 200
Avg Vote: 5.6452
Comments: 1
and otherwise ditto - except I think I do understand it. Half way decently composed and edited b/w wide angle landscape. Might look more interesting if you could print it about ten feet wide... |
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05/27/2012 05:41:47 AM · #129 |
Oh well I'm in the same boat with all of you I liked my 6.80 the best, haven't checked my score for 2 days, and dropped a bit.
Still Richard made a good comment early on so I know I'm on the right track! |
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05/27/2012 11:33:48 AM · #130 |
Wow. Last minute voters are hitting it really hard. Every other vote has been a 4, 3 or 1. :(
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05/27/2012 04:42:27 PM · #131 |
| Sometimes it pays to be at the bottom of the pack, have risen 0.08 in the last 4 votes (must be all those 5's lol) |
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05/27/2012 05:44:04 PM · #132 |
After days with only one comment (thanks, Hahn23 - don't know how you did it, but your 100% is appreciated!), I finally picked up two more. I just finished comments on a third of the entries: my top almost 20%, my bottom almost 10% and a few scattered in between. This has been, for me, a lovely challenge to vote on.
You have rated 96 of 96 images (100%) in this challenge.
You have commented on 32 images (33%) in this challenge.
You have given an average score of 6.0521.
edited to correct typo
Message edited by author 2012-05-27 19:26:08. |
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05/27/2012 07:21:32 PM · #133 |
Little bit up today from yesterday.
10 lovely comments
and a fave
Really don't have much to complain about :)
Probably one of my most surprising challenges to date! |
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05/28/2012 03:59:44 PM · #134 |
A shout-out for Richard.
As I go through these images I am struck, not just that Richard  hahn23 commented on all the images and did so very early on in the voting period, but that he provided what seemed to be consistently balanced and helpful comments. In all those I've read he found something positive to say. Of course in several he found many positive things to say. But in the worst case where he might be implying that there was quite a bit that could be improved for the image to do better in the challenge, he did so in a very constructive manner, one that I think would have provided the member an opportunity to learn something about Ansel Adams images and style of processing. Thanks Richard. |
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05/28/2012 05:11:27 PM · #135 |
Originally posted by PennyClick:
A shout-out for Richard.
As I go through these images I am struck, not just that Richard hahn23 commented on all the images and did so very early on in the voting period, but that he provided what seemed to be consistently balanced and helpful comments. In all those I've read he found something positive to say. Of course in several he found many positive things to say. But in the worst case where he might be implying that there was quite a bit that could be improved for the image to do better in the challenge, he did so in a very constructive manner, one that I think would have provided the member an opportunity to learn something about Ansel Adams images and style of processing. Thanks Richard. |
I'll chorus that. |
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05/28/2012 05:21:51 PM · #136 |
Originally posted by raish:
Originally posted by PennyClick:
A shout-out for Richard.
As I go through these images I am struck, not just that Richard hahn23 commented on all the images and did so very early on in the voting period, but that he provided what seemed to be consistently balanced and helpful comments. In all those I've read he found something positive to say. Of course in several he found many positive things to say. But in the worst case where he might be implying that there was quite a bit that could be improved for the image to do better in the challenge, he did so in a very constructive manner, one that I think would have provided the member an opportunity to learn something about Ansel Adams images and style of processing. Thanks Richard. |
I'll chorus that. |
And I'll echo the chorus. Most useful body of comments I've ever seen. Thanks, Richard.
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05/28/2012 07:03:11 PM · #137 |
Originally posted by Bear_Music:
Originally posted by raish:
Originally posted by PennyClick:
A shout-out for Richard.
As I go through these images I am struck, not just that Richard hahn23 commented on all the images and did so very early on in the voting period, but that he provided what seemed to be consistently balanced and helpful comments. In all those I've read he found something positive to say. Of course in several he found many positive things to say. But in the worst case where he might be implying that there was quite a bit that could be improved for the image to do better in the challenge, he did so in a very constructive manner, one that I think would have provided the member an opportunity to learn something about Ansel Adams images and style of processing. Thanks Richard. |
I'll chorus that. |
And I'll echo the chorus. Most useful body of comments I've ever seen. Thanks, Richard. |
I'll jump on that bandwagon
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05/28/2012 07:15:37 PM · #138 |
Yes thanks Richard you were spot on for mine, haha, and thanks for the 9.
Message edited by author 2012-05-28 19:15:52. |
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05/28/2012 07:22:51 PM · #139 |
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05/28/2012 10:12:25 PM · #140 |
Originally posted by PennyClick:
A shout-out for Richard.
As I go through these images I am struck, not just that Richard hahn23 commented on all the images and did so very early on in the voting period, but that he provided what seemed to be consistently balanced and helpful comments. In all those I've read he found something positive to say. Of course in several he found many positive things to say. But in the worst case where he might be implying that there was quite a bit that could be improved for the image to do better in the challenge, he did so in a very constructive manner, one that I think would have provided the member an opportunity to learn something about Ansel Adams images and style of processing. Thanks Richard. |
Thanks, Penny, and everyone else for the encouragement. I enjoyed voting and commenting on the AA challenge. It was a joy. |
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