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01/30/2004 05:20:56 AM |
Staggeringly poor score here, but I think your own post-challenge comment is correct. Likewise I'd like to re-inforce what JJ says.
To add to my earlier comment, I meant to say that I appreciate compositionally the almost perfectt banding into the 'thirds' lines image right ... it was more a question of weight, really. That's what lost you the one point from me that would have given you a ten otherwise.
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01/15/2004 07:17:46 PM |
| Beautiful shot zeuszen, it deserved better, you got an 8 from me. |
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01/15/2004 02:16:56 PM |
Originally posted by zeuszen:
Apparently an excellent example of what not to submit, if your intent is popular appeal. |
But I'm glad you did
I realy wonder what is depicted on this "tableau" |
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01/15/2004 12:34:00 PM |
| Apparently an excellent example of what not to submit, if your intent is popular appeal. |
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01/15/2004 12:25:48 AM |
| I love this shot...... the moody contempletive foreground is perfect framing for that distant horizon. |
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01/09/2004 08:37:10 AM |
| A very satisfying composition with a nice touch of ironic humour. |
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01/07/2004 05:49:49 PM |
| Nice, but foreground a bit too dark for me. |
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01/07/2004 08:01:04 AM |
| Nice work. Not sure about the sheer amount of the silhouetted foreground - losing more than half of it would give you a stronger compositional shape across the frame from the tree to the table to the very parallel lines between ground and horizon ... just a thought. |
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01/06/2004 11:30:24 AM |
| a good example of the rule of thirds in action. |
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01/03/2004 02:53:17 PM |
| It can't quite stand on it's own without a title or detail. The spots on the horizon are distracting. |
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01/02/2004 03:49:57 PM |
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01/02/2004 04:48:55 AM |
| Nice composition. I would have probably avoided to include the trunk on the left, to put more emphasis on the tableau. |
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01/01/2004 08:34:09 PM |
| Nicely composed wonderful image. Good luck. 10 |
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01/01/2004 06:48:47 PM |
| The contrast is beautiful on the water and on the sign, but on the foreground the loss of detail is just that- a loss. great composition.. 7 |
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01/01/2004 03:11:24 PM |
| Shot has a great emotive quality to it, the dark portion of the water on the horizon is especially inviting, there is a peaceful calm to this shot which is enticing. |
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01/01/2004 12:46:23 AM |
| In my opinion, there is too much for the bottom part |
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