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05/08/2006 08:17:25 PM |
This is a nice idea, but would be significantly better if the two roads were in focus and the person was out of focus. It would also help if you burned the edges of the left path, and maybe waited for some clouds to come along to make the sky more dramtic. Another idea that might also make this more interesting is if you applied a slight radial blur that zoomed in towards the person. Just a few ideas.
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02/15/2006 08:00:49 AM |
| In theory, this is nice; however, it really doesn't work well with this crop/composition. The focus is all on the area of sweatshirt hood; which dominates the frame; the true focus should be on the paths behind, and they should at least be intentionally obscured, and not randomly darkened or lightened. perhaps a crop along shoulder level, or a little less contrast would work here. |
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01/24/2006 11:19:34 AM |
| nice concept nice range of values. Might have liked the figure to be less imposing and a little farther away. Nice idea for challenge |
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01/23/2006 10:19:38 PM |
"When you come to a fork in the road...take it." Yogi
The concept is illustrated well. |
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01/22/2006 09:51:10 PM |
| I like the story this picture tells. |
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01/22/2006 09:13:08 AM |
| Oh I really love this one... It reminds me of my own desicions I have to make... |
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01/21/2006 12:09:41 PM |
| couldn't explain why but love this |
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01/21/2006 09:56:33 AM |
| I really like this, well composed , and you can feel the emotion of that choice comming from her. Bravo |
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01/21/2006 04:54:38 AM |
| Like the hint of a face and lighting in this one. |
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01/20/2006 11:26:31 PM |
Good forking idea. Have you ever heard the background of the song?
//www.npr.org/programs/thistle/features/lochlomond_art.html |
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01/20/2006 07:00:08 PM |
| Very interesting location. |
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01/19/2006 05:44:06 PM |
| definately the high road! |
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01/19/2006 04:28:25 PM |
| Nice photo. I like that it is in B&W, it dosn't take away from the roads, or the decission. |
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01/19/2006 05:47:17 AM |
| Good idea, would be even better with a non-burnt sky. |
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01/18/2006 09:04:13 PM |
| Awesome...that's a great intersection and a very clever implementation. Very cool. |
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01/18/2006 05:00:17 PM |
| Aha, the dilemma shot. The composition just doesnt' grab me for some reason. Perhaps because of the two different perspectives created by each road. I don't know, though, what would be a better way to shoot this scene. |
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01/18/2006 07:29:00 AM |
| You have captured the decision well. I like the grayscale here. The heart of them matter is "Which one?". Color is secondary. |
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01/18/2006 12:47:37 AM |
| Nice perspective and clever idea - well done. |
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