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 01/10/2005 07:38:52 PM · #1
Now that I see I chose the wrong photo yet again for the candid challenge and came in 50th place, which one would you have chosen?
Candid Outtakes
 01/10/2005 07:40:22 PM · #2

all the way.
 01/10/2005 07:43:31 PM · #3
Originally posted by Arcanist:

all the way.


I like your choice! I was going to use that one at first but then I saved it for the best of 2004. Of course now I decided not to use it for that either so I figured I'd put it up on here to share. Thanks for looking.
 01/10/2005 07:46:12 PM · #4

I liked this one also!
but it probably wouldn't have done any better than the original.

01/10/2005 07:46:59 PM · #5
I'm surprised at how low your entry placed!
It was one of my favs :)

I really like these also:



But I'm one that thinks outside the box some times ROFLOL

Very nice work.
 01/10/2005 07:50:12 PM · #6
Originally posted by parrothead:

I liked this one also!
but it probably wouldn't have done any better than the original.


thanks...but that's yours! lol
which one of mine did you like most?
for what it's worth though, i think the one you submitted was extraordinary and I really thought it was going to get a ribbon. This shot is excellent too but not nearly as good as the one you chose.
 01/10/2005 07:51:43 PM · #7
Originally posted by RHoldenSr:
I'm surprised at how low your entry placed!
It was one of my favs :)

I really like these also:



But I'm one that thinks outside the box some times ROFLOL

Very nice work.


yeah, aren't you the one who submitted a wonderful photo that had no people in it?

you're living on the edge! :)
 01/10/2005 07:54:33 PM · #8
I LOVE the feel of the christmas tree shot! There were so many good shots in that challenge. I just LOVE people pictures though!
 01/10/2005 07:55:32 PM · #9
Hey they were in the subway train and down at the train station :)

ROFLOL

I was happy with it.

Originally posted by JPR:
Originally posted by RHoldenSr:
I'm surprised at how low your entry placed!
It was one of my favs :)

I really like these also:



But I'm one that thinks outside the box some times ROFLOL

Very nice work.


yeah, aren't you the one who submitted a wonderful photo that had no people in it?

you're living on the edge! :)

01/10/2005 07:55:56 PM · #10
Originally posted by Arcanist:

all the way.


ABSOLUTELY...great lighting and composition...would have done well in my books.
 01/10/2005 08:14:40 PM · #11

I TOTALLY agree! What a wonderful shot! I just love the emotion and warmth! Thats a 10 from me FOR SURE!
01/10/2005 08:17:07 PM · #12
Well I'm glad everyone seems to be in agreement about the best shot. Now I almost wished I had saved it for the Best of 2004 challenge but I'm happy with the older shot that I chose.
 01/10/2005 08:19:03 PM · #13
My damn dial up makes things slow, but those were all excellent! The thumbnails don't do em justice! Great stuff Jason!
 01/10/2005 09:29:20 PM · #14
thanks for taking the time to look on yer dialup parrothead
 01/10/2005 11:52:11 PM · #15
I think this one would have scored highest with me, but a lot of them fit the topic well.

01/11/2005 03:01:02 AM · #16
Originally posted by coolhar:
I think this one would have scored highest with me, but a lot of them fit the topic well.


thanks coolhar. intersting choice. not many people have appreciated that photo.
 01/11/2005 03:16:25 AM · #17
I like the one you chose for the challenge best. I gave it an 8. Looking at it again I would probably score it higher. "The man in the painting" is nice but not my cup o' tea. My second pick would be "just this guy"

kat
 01/11/2005 06:50:49 AM · #18
Originally posted by Arcanist:

all the way.


I also agree about this. Way cool dark image. The tones are awesome.
 01/11/2005 08:07:16 AM · #19
I had these 2 outtakes.. one of the same girl on the phone(I only got the 2 shots!) which may even have done better than the one I entered and the other one of a girl sleeping on her work bench, quite funny to see her sleeping whilst the customers milled around, looking for someone to help.
 01/11/2005 08:49:01 AM · #20
Originally posted by gibun:
I had these 2 outtakes.. one of the same girl on the phone(I only got the 2 shots!) which may even have done better than the one I entered...


Hard to say, but I think you may be right. Great shot(s) by the way.
 01/11/2005 08:50:31 AM · #21
Originally posted by gibun:
I had these 2 outtakes.. one of the same girl on the phone(I only got the 2 shots!) which may even have done better than the one I entered and the other one of a girl sleeping on her work bench, quite funny to see her sleeping whilst the customers milled around, looking for someone to help.


Actually prefer the shot you entered although both the shot's of the girl are good


This was my first entry but subbed it for my entry below a bit of a difference and it didn't do as well as I hoped
01/11/2005 09:01:19 AM · #22
Peter C

the color pic with the right crop would have scored higher, sure about it. also, both good pics.
 01/11/2005 09:14:56 AM · #23
Originally posted by JPR:
Now that I see I chose the wrong photo yet again for the candid challenge and came in 50th place, which one would you have chosen?
Candid Outtakes

I feel your pain...79th.
I posted outtakes earlier HERE

I must agree...The Man in the Painting is Very COOL!

Message edited by author 2005-01-11 09:16:50.
 01/11/2005 12:00:36 PM · #24
Gibun: I really liked the shot you submitted. The depth of field and motion are outstanding.

PeterC: I agree that a different crop of the first photo would have done better even though I personally prefer your second shot. I think your shot suffered from the same things as mine did. People tend not to like darker grainier stuff on here. Vibrant colors are always a plus. It's funny for me to look at my profile cause all my brightest photos show up since they are my top scoring ones but my moodier black and whites are my actual favorites.

dacrazyrn: Nice outtakes, I think some of them were stronger images than the one you used. I also agree that anything of a 2 year old could well be considered candid. :)
 01/11/2005 12:43:46 PM · #25
Originally posted by JPR:

PeterC: I agree that a different crop of the first photo would have done better even though I personally prefer your second shot. I think your shot suffered from the same things as mine did. People tend not to like darker grainier stuff on here. Vibrant colors are always a plus. It's funny for me to look at my profile cause all my brightest photos show up since they are my top scoring ones but my moodier black and whites are my actual favorites.



Had a scan of your portfolio some v nice B&W, I think I fell for going with my heart on the choice rather than my head, but I'm chuffed with all the positive comments and the 10's, I think had of cropped the colour image as suggested I might well of chosen it just lacked the vision cheers again
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