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04/24/2007 12:32:23 PM |
| I think it's awesome! 10!! |
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03/14/2007 08:16:54 AM |
i'd never opened this one up before ...
far out .. i love your imaginative approach ... simple but just so effective .. congratulations owen, on a wonderful place and excellent photograph/s .. |
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11/21/2005 10:15:10 PM |
| Outstanding. Your final angle really makes the shot. Definitely worthy of a "How'd They Do That?" if you're interested. |
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11/21/2005 01:21:16 PM |
| Definitely ribbon worthy. Congratulations on your 4th! |
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11/21/2005 12:55:02 PM |
| I can't believe this hasn't got a ribbon ! |
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11/21/2005 10:12:34 AM |
| Love how the center fold breaks out of the borders and overlays the side panels |
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11/21/2005 10:06:50 AM |
Yes! Thanks for the explanation -- and congratulations on having such creative genius!!! This is an incredible photo!!!
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11/21/2005 09:39:48 AM |
| Thank you for explaining your post-processing. So much simpler than I thought. |
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11/21/2005 09:30:39 AM |
| Congrats. on a nice finish. I felt like this one would ribbon though. |
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11/21/2005 08:45:20 AM |
well done!
Message edited by author 2005-11-21 08:45:39. |
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11/21/2005 06:03:35 AM |
| Excellent work! Congrats on your well deserved 4th! |
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11/21/2005 04:56:08 AM |
| Congratulations, Owen ... on another top four finish (damnit!) and also on the clever idea, convincingly executed. Several people have remarked on the technical skills required to pull off this illusion, but I'd like to compliment you on also capturing the three most interesting instants of the athlete's jump. |
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11/21/2005 12:46:17 AM |
Wow great to get a 7. Some people asked how it was done so here are the details.
The three shots were taken from a tripod of the 1 jump. 3 in 1 second by consecutive shooting. The 2nd and 3rd shots were laid over the top of the first shot and cut away where the black lines are. Then the borders were put on a layer over that and cleared where the underlying image had to show through.
Here are some outtakes as well.
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11/21/2005 12:12:49 AM |
| Great shot. Well done and congratulations on 4th! |
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11/21/2005 12:11:13 AM |
| A powerful concept and image. Congratulations on your top five finish. |
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11/21/2005 12:10:22 AM |
| I cannot believe this didn't ribbon... I was sure it would. Congrats on your 4th place! |
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11/20/2005 11:48:08 PM |
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11/20/2005 07:11:12 PM |
| wow, must have been a tough call on the validation here. you've done stuff with selections and overlapping that pushes the limits of what's within the rules. that is most excellent. fabulous work. if this isn't in the top 10, i will sacrifice three goats |
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11/20/2005 07:02:40 PM |
| I like the reaching across the borders. It gives the photo a unique added touch. |
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11/20/2005 01:41:15 PM |
| Nice action sequence. Not sure that the borders add anything to the picture. |
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11/20/2005 08:33:54 AM |
| Very nice, great take on the challenge. The use and placement of the 3 photos is really nice. 10 |
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11/19/2005 12:51:09 PM |
Very Creative, i'm a big fan of the subject being infront of the section lines
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11/19/2005 09:12:34 AM |
| Escellent job! Love the movement between panels, how'd you do that? |
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11/19/2005 04:40:12 AM |
| Great tripple action capture, The structure of the pannels adds to the whole effect.- Well thought through |
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11/18/2005 06:07:08 PM |
| My top scoring photos did not include this one, but I wanted to make comment as to why. I am not quite sure what to make of the broken lines. Although I do think it is clever in appearance and thought, it also can mean that it was just not easy for you to separate the shots and keep them within the three lines of a triptych - most likely what gave you the idea to split them and over shadow them with the parts of the body in the other shots. I also think that the lines are too thin. This combined with them being white, it does little to break this up at all. At first glance it does not look like a triptych. However, I gave you a 7 for those thoughts rather than my top scoring 8's in this contest, and the 7 was for technical. Catching the actions in mid air from start to finish is just what I like to see, and it is very nicely in focus, even to the sand coming up at the end. Nicely done. |
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11/18/2005 04:39:41 AM |
| Excellent composition. Looks like a promising athlete |
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11/18/2005 01:04:18 AM |
| Not only is this just a really cool idea, but put together very well and technically excellant IMO. Exposure and focus are great. And you totally nailed the action, speed wise. Really cool, great job! |
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11/17/2005 11:14:27 PM |
| wow - this is amazing. You got twins to do this .. how cooperative ;) ...!!! (i love comments where people don't get it don't you??? Anyway By far the best triptych. I am sure this wil be top 3 if not blue (at least it should be). 10 |
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11/17/2005 11:03:45 PM |
| Original and well executed! |
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11/17/2005 04:01:22 PM |
Love what you have done with this shot.
Should take a ribbbon.
10
Good luck
Kev |
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11/17/2005 02:05:32 PM |
| This is great and so creative! I love the body parts cross over from one image to the next. |
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11/17/2005 10:26:43 AM |
| great action shots and idea |
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11/17/2005 08:21:07 AM |
| I like the way the bodies hang over the frame. You do kind of lose the frame in the sand though. Good Luck. |
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11/17/2005 03:27:55 AM |
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11/16/2005 11:15:47 PM |
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11/16/2005 10:10:18 PM |
| Not sure if this is a true triptych, but I love the overlap ot the elements into the other panels. I would love to know how you did this. 7 for now, and maybe a bump later. Bumped to 9 |
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11/16/2005 09:07:37 PM |
| Decent photography - though I think things could be generally less bright - I wouldn't say this is over-exposed, but it would benefit from less brightness overall - increase the intensity of colours. Really unconvinced by the tricksy framing - the submission becomes more about the editing tricks than the effort of the athlete, I'm afraid. |
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11/16/2005 12:45:36 PM |
| Very interesting take on the challenge. At first glance it doesn't look like a triptych, then it does, but then is it a multiple exposure? It can't be a long exposure, it's natural light. The more I look at it the more I wonder how the heck you did that. Honestly I can't tell if it meets the challenge or not. I'm giving it a 9 just for confusing the heck out of me |
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11/15/2005 07:05:55 PM |
| Good idea, I like the processing, no complaints there. The background is disturbing though. I would have either blurred it more or gone for a different angle. The car and the buildings just distract too much. |
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11/15/2005 06:35:52 PM |
| Wow, I like this a lot! I can feel the sand coming up into my face. Great job! |
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11/15/2005 02:30:29 PM |
| very well blended together. one of the best in this challenge. |
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11/15/2005 01:36:02 PM |
| Nice captures and composition. One of my favorites. |
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11/15/2005 01:22:40 PM |
| Excellent editing work. Does a great job telling a story. My only nitpick is the lighting - it's kinda harsh (that whole midday sun thing washes things out), BUT you've done a beautiful job presenting this, so it's hard to take much away from the score. 8 |
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11/15/2005 01:05:44 PM |
| This is soooooo cool. Great work!!!! |
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11/15/2005 12:15:39 PM |
| very well done! great job keeping consistancy in the shot |
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11/15/2005 12:07:38 PM |
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11/15/2005 09:29:26 AM |
| nice! lots of action/movement in this. love the way the boy overlaps the borders of the frames. great detail too, I can feel the impact with the sand... |
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11/15/2005 03:23:10 AM |
| Excellent job, the only downside is the background (the barn, fence, car) is a big distraction. That is the only thing holding this back. 9. |
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11/14/2005 10:59:37 PM |
| i love this shot!!! especially the border inbetween the shots!!! verrry nice. 9 :) |
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11/14/2005 06:50:49 PM |
| Really like the border treatment. I'll have to learn how to make parts of the photo extend past the borders. Hope you left comments on how you did it. |
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11/14/2005 05:00:05 PM |
I knew there would be images that were "outside the boxes," but choosing a motion series and doing it so well, you deserve a 10. (Sorry, I'm a registered user)
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11/14/2005 01:20:50 PM |
| I love that the subject breaks through the lines of the triptych. It really pulls the action of the young althlete into the third dimension, making the image pop. |
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11/14/2005 07:59:44 AM |
| I hope you explained how you did ths. This looks so cool. It's one of my favorites, and I keep staring at it wondering how you must have done that. I'm going to check back when this is over and see if you explained it. I hope so because I'd love to try something like this. This one really tells a story. And in such an interesting cool way. Good luck. I just love this one. |
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11/14/2005 04:51:52 AM |
| fantastic idea here. Nicely executed too. Only small critisism is that he is slightly blurred in the shots. IMHO Good luck(8) |
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11/14/2005 03:21:21 AM |
| This is quite skilfully done. I look forward to seeing how it was accomplished. My qibble with it is the car under the kid's ass in the middle panel, but it's just that; a quibble. I'd expect to see a ribbon hung oin this one next sunday. |
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11/14/2005 12:30:44 AM |
| Hey, I like this one a lot. Well-done. |
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11/14/2005 12:25:58 AM |
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11/14/2005 12:23:43 AM |
| Very creative how you made the three images overlap with each other. |
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11/14/2005 12:14:35 AM |
| Oh yeah!! Only the fourth one I've seen and predicting top ten at least. Way to go "outside the box!" :) |
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