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01/20/2004 10:41:10 AM |
| Great. This is definitely a POV shot |
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01/17/2004 09:46:45 PM |
| Well, given the rounded bottom and portion of bottom that is solid glass I'd say this is quite a bit less than half full. Interesting take on the challenge though. The shot is a nice simple attempt but with this kind of simplicity you need to get rid of the dust and dirt spots and get your lighitng just right to give it some more impact. |
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01/16/2004 08:52:02 PM |
| In the words of Shakespeare, "That that is is" |
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01/15/2004 04:05:05 PM |
| The glass seems too centered in the frame and a little soft on the focus. |
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01/15/2004 11:41:52 AM |
| depend on whether you drank it or filled it.. |
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01/15/2004 01:29:29 AM |
| good and classical ideea but the picture is not so good |
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01/15/2004 12:05:54 AM |
| Well it's clearly half empty.... Not only is the distance from the water level to the top of glass greater then the distance to the bottom of the glass, but the bottom of the glass is rounded which removes even more water volume. So it's probably only about 40% full of water. Hope that made sense. :) |
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01/14/2004 07:48:32 PM |
| nice idea...needs something |
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01/14/2004 07:39:06 PM |
| would have showed the whole cup. nice job |
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01/14/2004 05:08:33 PM |
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01/14/2004 03:29:36 PM |
| Too tight crop on bottom. Like the b&w treatment. |
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01/14/2004 03:29:29 PM |
| excellent idea, relatively well executed. I think this could have been done so that it looked a little more "clean" (cleaner glass, no reflections, cleaner table, straighter horizon line), and I personally would have preferred to be able to see the bottom of the glass. 7. |
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01/14/2004 12:29:52 PM |
| Not really an interesting Point of View in the way that the challenge details specified. Also it seems a bit 'washed out' so playing with the levels a bit to get a blacker black would have helped this image stand out more. |
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01/14/2004 10:36:40 AM |
| Well, I had tryed to get some of this before and will compart my experience. Glasses are so dificult to shot! They reflect many light, you need to improve the light control to remove the undesired, distractive frontal glare of it. Other thing that I learn is that glass are very dificult to mantain clear to shot. You had some smudges and pieces of material (apear to be from clothe) adhered on it. Finally the crop may show the entire glass. |
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01/14/2004 10:28:42 AM |
| this photo isn't more interesting because of your point of view, as the challenge states, normally interpreting Point of View as you have in your title would work here, but because the rules are much more specific, tangible and physical, I'd have to grade this low. |
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