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12/01/2006 11:43:14 AM |
| When I look at this picture the thing that draws my eye is the dirt, not the plant. To me, the subject is the dirt, even if your title says otherwise. This may have worked better if the plant dominated the picture instead of the dirt. |
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11/30/2006 02:08:00 PM |
| I like your idea, I would have liked to see the dirt maybe in greyscale, but nice shot non the less... |
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11/29/2006 01:12:02 AM |
| nice idea, but the image should speak for itself, maybe softer focus on soil and sharper focus on leaf. |
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11/28/2006 10:27:48 PM |
| hehe...like the title..way to show those DNMC trolls! 8 |
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11/28/2006 04:13:45 PM |
If only the dirt didn't look like poop. ;)
Maybe if you had replaced the dirt with fluffy white cotton? |
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11/28/2006 01:35:32 PM |
| Despite your title, I can't help but feel that the dirt is more visually dominating. |
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11/28/2006 11:58:04 AM |
| You might be thinking the plant is the subject, but I would disagree. There is a lot of dirt, and it does not lead me to look at the plant. Sorry, but not only is this too far OOB for me, it doesn't work well as a photo either. The composition would probably be fine if the dirt were lighter and the plant darker. |
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11/28/2006 10:15:48 AM |
| If you ahve to explain the shot with your title then you proabably won't score very high. |
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11/28/2006 08:16:52 AM |
| I would argue that in such an instance that the dirt is the subject. It keeps pulling my eyes to it. It is the ol' the darkest thing in a high key image is the subject, and the lightest thing in a low key image is. |
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11/27/2006 09:32:33 PM |
| =) Nice try - I hope it works for you! |
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11/27/2006 05:32:14 PM |
| LOL at least youy are honest. |
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11/27/2006 01:29:58 PM |
| ...just a thought...if the dirt is not to be seen as a subject then maybe it should not be included within the image...perhaps if you had put the tiny plant in a little white vessel of some kind, thus hiding the offending dirt, the explanatory "title"/viewer intruction would not have been needed... |
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11/27/2006 12:18:09 PM |
| The soil is an unattractive orange. I hate your title. Otherwise the composition and subject had a modicum of potential. |
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11/27/2006 08:52:46 AM |
| i like it i just wish the blob of dirt was not so big |
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11/27/2006 06:23:01 AM |
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11/27/2006 05:50:51 AM |
| why not just use LESS dirt and make the plant more prominent through placing and/or POV |
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11/27/2006 03:21:46 AM |
| Too much dirt but nice idea |
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11/27/2006 12:38:17 AM |
| but the dirt is still in the picture....oh well, I won't score down for your silly title :) |
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