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09/19/2003 04:14:43 PM |
This is an excellent photo. It really holds my interest, I find myself looking at everything to decipher what it all is and says. Position in the frame is excellent. Lighting is great. I can only offer 1 thing; the glare in the glasses is distracting me. Otherwise, a perfect shot. I could see this hanging on an office wall. Well done.
Edited because I just read your comments on the image. That makes the photo even better. Quite impressive and a lovely tribute. :-)
Message edited by author 2003-09-19 16:15:57. |
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06/09/2003 06:39:07 AM |
| I've just come across this photo and am amazed at the two 1s. Just what are people looking for when they judge this photo so lowly? No, this is a fantastic piece, every bit a wonderful tribute. |
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05/14/2003 05:30:23 PM |
| No wonder you're so articulate, it runs in the family. It's a beautiful shot. |
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05/14/2003 01:55:55 PM |
| that's a wonderful tribute and a wonderful photo. Great work! |
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05/13/2003 11:56:59 PM |
| very nice still life, setz! (i see your name...lol) i love the contrast between the blue book and the copper(?) plates. i bet there's a great story behind this photo. well done! |
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05/13/2003 11:44:54 AM |
| Mostly because of my work I'm more interested in the embossing die than the specs, although you did a fine job shooting those too, showing the glass by refraction instead of too many reflections. |
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05/13/2003 10:49:59 AM |
| Interesting shot. I like the composition. Excellent clarity and colors displayed. |
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05/11/2003 11:52:09 PM |
| So how is Hubert Holland Setzler related to you? |
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05/11/2003 11:24:14 PM |
| That looks like a stamping plate under the glasses. Very nice because it brings the wonderful coppery tones into this photo. Good shot |
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05/11/2003 04:25:59 PM |
| This is my favorite "glasses" photo. Nice choice for the background. |
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05/10/2003 02:45:02 PM |
| Beautiful colors in this picture. Very professional look and feel. The lighting is perfect. |
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05/10/2003 02:21:27 AM |
| Good interpretation of the theme. Excellent image. Thoughtfully composed, well lit, sharp, elegantly put together. And a clue to the photographer's identity, perhaps, in reverse. (Your father, David?) |
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05/09/2003 08:14:38 PM |
| The lighting works great in this shot. The catchlight on the glasses and the shadow along the books edge really give the photo some depth. The colors are great, and I wonder if anyone else caught the name on the typeset...lol maybe if they print out the shot and hold it too a mirror they will get it...lol |
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05/09/2003 06:50:38 PM |
| Technically lovely photo. I'm just not sure how well it says "glass" |
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05/09/2003 10:51:57 AM |
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05/09/2003 09:30:55 AM |
| Your lighting and tones make this photo really shine. I like the small glare on the glasses. Interesting choice to use printing masters for the background. |
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05/09/2003 06:42:16 AM |
| Nice shot - great richness and contrast of colour. Well done. |
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05/08/2003 11:43:11 PM |
| Very nice color and contrast, really sharp and well focused. (Looks like an actual printing plate?). The glare on the glass lens is a minor distraction, but it could be helping define the glass as well. Good job! |
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05/08/2003 04:41:26 PM |
| I don't usually like borders, but you did this one very well. Unlike a thread I just read, my opinion is that you CAN ruin a nice pic with a bad border. The only thing I'd change about this (and this is reeeeeally being nit-picky) is the crop at the top. My personal taste would have left either more or less of the title of the book showing. The box around the title disappears off-angle, and then shows up again in corner, and throws the balance off a bit. I like the lighting and shadows..even the flare on the glasses; which technically we're supposed to avoid, aren't we? :) very nice composition, John...er..whoever you are. (nice that the authors kept the press plates from their book...was that Dad and Grandpa who wrote that?) |
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05/07/2003 11:39:21 PM |
Beautifully done. So nice and sharp, nice colors, simple, good lighting. A 10.
But I am wondering why the words are backwards on the bottom |
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05/07/2003 07:41:24 PM |
| Everything works well here, lighting, exposure, colors, framing. I especially like the type block. Among the very best this week. |
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05/07/2003 06:34:42 PM |
| A technically great picture, however I am quite disoriented with theupside down book. It took awhile to figure out the printers plate, so a little moe of it might have helped. 7 |
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05/07/2003 03:09:40 PM |
| nicely done, pleasant image 8 |
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05/07/2003 02:44:43 PM |
| Damnn good image. WOnderful detail... Dave |
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05/07/2003 02:32:01 PM |
| Great composition and cristal clear photo |
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05/07/2003 02:30:22 PM |
| An illustration, albeit a perfect one! |
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05/07/2003 11:21:33 AM |
| Gorgeous tones... This would work well in a library, a fancy den, or even an optometrist's office. Absolutely beautiful work. Creative idea to use a pair of glasses. 10 |
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05/07/2003 09:51:25 AM |
| Nice shot, and if the glassness were more central (or the theme was 'words' or 'metal' or 'history') I'd have been able to grade it higher. |
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