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04/10/2008 12:12:34 PM |
| That bright daylight is a killer, isn't it? Still, you managed to pull a good shot out of this. At first I thought she was modeling for you until I read your comments. You captured a moment you will both remember. |
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04/08/2008 10:35:13 PM |
| When the young ones play the drama card it is time to whip out the camera, isn't it? My son laid down in the middle of a hiking trail once because he couldn't manage another step (after refusing the wagon just 15 minutes before). What did we do ... whip out the camera. Now that he is 25 it is a great source of embarassment. |
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04/08/2008 08:21:18 PM |
| Awesome! What a mournful feel, spectacular! |
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04/08/2008 10:59:52 AM |
| How great is this? Even without Cartesia, this would have been a nice landscape, but she certainly adds an interesting human element to the photograph. I really like how the super wide angle lens seem to pull the clouds into the photo. Excellent job on the b&w processing. |
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04/08/2008 10:50:01 AM |
| This is really great! I know how hard it can be to fight the direct bright sunlight! I think you did well. |
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04/07/2008 12:29:40 PM |
Ohmygosh. This is moody and beautiful. I love the negative space -- or scale or whatever it is that makes her look so tiny in that beautiful massive scene. It is the perfect "child" photo. I LOVE it!!
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04/07/2008 06:52:36 AM |
| I like the image - but she looks despondant and I'm worried for her - SMILE! |
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04/06/2008 06:34:18 PM |
| I love how tiny she seems, but how immense her emotion is against the world. I think this is stunning and wonderful. |
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04/06/2008 04:49:46 PM |
| The grandeur and expansiveness of this are very good - I think you did an excellent job with bright sunlight, by the way. The shot as a whole works very well. |
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04/06/2008 12:21:12 PM |
| I think this is an awesome shot... I really like the composition, it looks like she is pouting because she is so far from home. |
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04/06/2008 11:28:23 AM |
| Very good. I agree that your subject tends to get lost in the vast and varied (almost busy) negative space. Maybe that's part of the message. Anyway, I think just a little better focus or sharpness on your subject could fix that. Also, I agree that more contrast overall might help. Wonderfully conceived and executed though. |
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04/06/2008 10:08:20 AM |
LOL!! perfect image of little girls behavior! My daighter Iswabelle is very much a DQ
excellent image and PP
the vastness of the scene makes her seem so small |
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04/06/2008 09:49:25 AM |
| There is so much emotion depicted in this. I agree that the contrast could be better - perhaps you could try using a blending layer?? |
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04/06/2008 09:29:21 AM |
| You may not like how the contrast came out but you have an awesome memory for ever. Love how she is in the bottom left facing away for the inside of the photo. Hope that makes since. Anyway I like the composition and the negative space. |
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04/06/2008 08:45:21 AM |
| I really like the way this melds together- has wonderful depth and poor little drama queen is a bonus- you are a lucky guy !!! |
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04/06/2008 08:28:44 AM |
| Wonderful balance of shapes, yet lots of negative space, which I love. |
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04/06/2008 07:46:25 AM |
| Poor Cartesia - looks like she's having a crook couple of days. Great wide angle for a very pretty scene. |
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04/06/2008 06:41:21 AM |
| It looks great to me, and quite dramatic. |
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04/06/2008 05:24:13 AM |
| Exquisite...love the "long way from home" feeling I get when I see her pout...the sadness it invokes is telling. |
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04/06/2008 03:03:47 AM |
I like the effect of the clouds in this one, as they seem to be moving, drawing one right into the image.
Cartesia is just adorable, and I just love that pose.....
It also has a nice Minimalism feel to it.....
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04/06/2008 02:55:31 AM |
OMG ken.. this is amazing ..
and damn you .. i didnt notice the ground 'problem' until you brought it up ... before you brought it up i found this photograph/process absolutely enthralling .. wonderful that cartesia threw a tanty so you could get this stunning image .. and after typing all that i've just had another look at the ground and mate .. it looks fine to me .. i think i was just influenced by your opinion at first .. :)
the lighting is superb by the way .. !!..:) |
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04/06/2008 02:30:41 AM |
| Beautiful shot. A wide angle works great for this. Wonderful conversion, too. |
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