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07/08/2005 12:47:26 PM |
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wow, I wish someone could get a picture of me like that, very nice. |
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04/24/2005 07:45:08 PM |
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The central figure certainly captures one attention. |
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04/24/2005 04:33:04 PM |
I'm glad his head is still in relatively good focus even though he is in motion. I like the spectators in the background. I think the selective desat works here. Sometimes I'm not a fan, but this helped separate your subject from the background. Smart choice. This is one of my few 10's of the challenge.
Happy shooting,
Chris A |
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04/24/2005 01:42:17 PM |
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very nice. Color is excellent. |
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04/24/2005 10:01:20 AM |
very nice. love his look of determination. the audience looks bored which is in very nice contrast to his passion. good use of sel.desat.
good luck /8 |
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04/24/2005 06:40:48 AM |
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The runners left wrist looks a bit desaturated but overall good. |
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04/24/2005 02:41:11 AM |
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Very interesting shot. Would have been good in extreme action too. |
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04/24/2005 01:56:17 AM |
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interesting use of selective desat.. it seems the people behind the runner are almost from another era. |
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04/23/2005 07:00:06 PM |
Very good use of the red and the black and white... the red outshnes the black and white and takes your eye where the action is... Nice Photo..
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04/22/2005 06:54:15 PM |
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04/22/2005 01:37:00 PM |
Something looks weird with his right hand - did he have a baton? If he had, it should not have been desaturated IMO/ if he hadn't it looks like his hand is detached from the body.
Otherwise a good use of selective desaturation, as it makes the runner stand out whereas otherwise he would blend in with the background crowd. |
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04/21/2005 02:06:49 AM |
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Did we win? I like the desat. |
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04/21/2005 12:50:56 AM |
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This is one of those cases where a little more motion blur would have helped your score. I think that I may have preferred to see this with the background only partially desaturated. |
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04/20/2005 07:41:46 PM |
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photo needed to be sharper. |
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04/19/2005 02:38:33 AM |
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Nice desaturation and good subject. |
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04/18/2005 02:34:08 PM |
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I understand the use of selective desaturation here, but I'm still not a big fan in this picture. |
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04/18/2005 12:34:00 PM |
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first thought was that the desat doesnt work, but actually you've caught the moment perfectly and the desat really picks that up. the more i look at it the more i love that posture... can't vote, but it would have been pretty high from me. |
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04/18/2005 10:56:16 AM |
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Good use of selective desaturation. It really brings your focus to the runner. Good Job! |
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04/18/2005 01:07:56 AM |
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Nice idea, I like it. My only suggestion would be to go with a faster shutter speed to reduce the blur |
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