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			|  | 03/02/2003 11:12:07 PM | 
		| | CRITIQUE CLUB CRITIQUE by karmat
 
 COMPOSITION
 Though the hands frame the face well, the overall composition seems a bit static.  Perhaps if some of the mouth were covered, or if it were turned at just a bit of an angle, it would give it more dynamics.
 
 TECHNIQUE
 The focus and lighting is good, though some parts of the hand do seem a bit bright.  I am not sure if this is a lighting issue, or tension from squeezing this little guy!  I think it might have been interesting if the skin tones could have been desaturated, even a little.
 
 OVERALL EFFECT
 You ahve met the challenge well, adn I like the use of humor.
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| Comments Made During the Challenge  | 
		
			|  | 02/23/2003 10:38:45 PM | 
		| | I like the texture of the skin. | 
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			|  | 02/23/2003 01:07:54 PM | 
		| | Nice tight shot, the skin tones are a tad overexposed though. | 
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			|  | 02/22/2003 07:48:21 PM | 
		| | Very funny creative take ! I like the basic composition. Although it would have been even more extreme I would have covered one black eye totally with the curled pinky. So that the viewer's attention doesn't bounce back and forth between two black spots. A minor suggestion only. I very much like the smile curve being repeated by the thumb and finger . Although this may not have been practical in your situation I would have opted for stronger harsh side lighting to bring a darker more oppressive mood to the image. The advantage of flash is getting color when you need it. But the highlights and glare have a tendency to flatten objects by eliminating texture with front lighting. Close up photography is challenging always. Thank you for the humourous light hearted entry. | 
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			|  | 02/18/2003 07:10:26 AM | 
		| | like the gimmick, original idea with a little humor. | 
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|  Photographer found comment helpful. | 
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