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Critique By: Lisa Howeler  (K:3706)  
1/15/2003 6:45:46 PM

Dawna: Don't meant to be rude, (just tired at the moment, really so I sound kind of rude) but I could care less if there is a white spot on the guys face. Maybe photographers don't strive for it, but it is what happened in this photo and I frankly don't see that it ruins it that much. This photo is real for once. I know Dan can handle criticism and I know he doesn't mind criticism -- I simply expressed an opinion.
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Dawna G.   (K:7709)  
1/15/2003 6:31:55 PM

Dan - this would fit the character project very well.
I think shooting this in some light shade would have made a better exposure possible, but you may not have had that option. The harsh sun on the face takes away from the quality of the image to me. If I have to shoot people in the direct sunlight, I get them to turn their back to it, and use a little fillflash.

Lisa: the overexposed areas are the bright white areas on the face, and is not what most people strive for in their work. Dan is a good photographer and I am sure does not mind hearing suggestions or comments such as this.
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Deleted User  (K:4598)  
1/15/2003 4:32:23 PM

Nice capture...just a bit too centered perhaps.
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Marc Robin  (K:3385)  
1/15/2003 3:17:45 PM

Wow, detail is amazing, and yes, colouring is great. I really like the half peanut left on the table.
Awesome! I only wish I had the skill, (and partially equipment) to take such a sharp picture.
Cheers, Marc
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)  
1/15/2003 2:24:06 PM

Thank you for all your comments. The man in the picture, Audry was a very nice guy. I asked him if I could take his picture and he posed a few different ways for me. He seems to be a very intelligent man. He aksed me to bring him a print tomorrow.
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Lisa Howeler  (K:3706)  
1/15/2003 2:18:48 PM

Can't help liking this one too, althoug I like the first version better. I like the other one because of the way his head is tipped and the expression. This one isn't as engaging as the first, but still a nice portrait.
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Lisa Howeler  (K:3706)  
1/15/2003 2:17:10 PM

I don't think it looks over exposed, actually. I like the photo and I like the subject. What an interesting character to shoot. I like the way his head is tilted as if almost in a skeptical manner. I also like the brightness of the photo the way it is taken in the sun. It isn't as if it makes homelessness a good thing, but it doesn't make it as dark and scary as other photos do. It puts a face on the issue, not a feeling of foreboding.
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Lisa Howeler  (K:3706)  
1/15/2003 2:12:57 PM

Oh, meant to add, nice DOF and nice background. THe addition of the table where he is standing is a nice touch. Also like the fact he is doing something. The coloring is very nice and warm
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Lisa Howeler  (K:3706)  
1/15/2003 2:12:00 PM

hey there little, guy! is the first thought that came to my mind. Must mean the photo is pretty real to me. Thanks for this one!
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Don Loseke  (K:32503)  
1/15/2003 1:13:16 PM

It looks a little overexposed as the highlights are blocked up. Try levels in Photoshop and use the middle slider to change the midtones. Great subject.
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: AJ Haselwood  (K:2148)  
1/15/2003 1:05:40 PM

Nice and sharp. The face is washed out a bit but nothing that can't be dodged down some.
aj
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)  
1/13/2003 1:22:07 PM

It's a seed pod from a tree.
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Verna Absolutestockphoto  (K:2836)  
1/13/2003 1:14:32 PM

Nice Camera you have there ;-) Interesting nature shot, what is it? Nice DOF.
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: R Pires  (K:445)  
1/13/2003 1:04:13 PM

Pretty image and beautiful colors.
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Verna Absolutestockphoto  (K:2836)  
1/13/2003 1:02:46 PM

Crisp, sharp and well posed bird shot. Nice light and good pose. I just wish we could see more of her ;-)
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: J. Alberto Abreu  (K:1190)  
1/13/2003 12:51:36 PM

Very sharp and vivid color.
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Andy Eulass  (K:13435)  
1/12/2003 7:14:47 PM

Very impressive color and detail! Like Harvey said, that eye is a real grabber. Excellent.
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Deleted User  (K:4598)  
1/12/2003 4:46:28 PM

Good detail and pose and a very intense eye. Nicely composed.
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Anne E. M. Zang  (K:4135)  
1/6/2003 8:29:59 AM

I really like the composition and mood in this one.
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Deb Mayes  (K:19605)  
12/27/2002 6:40:08 AM

Wonderful colors, and the silhouetted trees add so much - beautiful!
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Danny Provost  (K:812)  
12/26/2002 2:52:42 PM

Dan, this is a great shot. I think you framed it beautifully.
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Kathleen Micallef  (K:3)  
12/26/2002 9:56:13 AM

I Love this shot. I have tried for years to capture scenery and have never felt the warmth of the sun like I have in this picture.
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Elangovan S  (K:10675)  
12/20/2002 8:59:08 PM

In general, I like the composition and smooth patterns. I maybe wrong in reading. but, IMO, this picture is overexposed... You are better off metering the highlights for slides than the shadows.
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: April Atchley  (K:103)  
12/20/2002 7:45:52 PM

I think it's pretty good, yes the DOF is a little shallow
Hmmm what is that 'spot' on his hand?
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Morsi Hussein  (K:1128)  
12/20/2002 12:20:35 PM

Beautiful!! Especially how the shadows create their own landscape within. Nicely cropped too!! I just love this. brgds Morsi
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Jeroen Wenting  (K:25317) Donor  
12/20/2002 10:53:24 AM

Good composition, but needs more depth of field. The squirrel is a bit soft around the head and tail.
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Antonio Díaz  (K:2710)  
11/29/2002 8:22:25 PM

its great! i love the details on the sand and water, there?s nothing to improve here, just frame it and hang it in your wall!
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Lexie Summers  (K:2027)  
11/21/2002 1:36:05 PM

I like the your choice of camera location on this shot. I think the image is much stronger because it is shot from above the scene.
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Lexie Summers  (K:2027)  
11/21/2002 1:35:13 PM

I like the your choice of camera location on this shot. I think the image is much stronger because it is shot from above the scene.
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)

Critique By: Kim Culbert  (K:37070)  
11/21/2002 1:24:28 PM

This has a lot of mood and atmosphere... I can't believe the beach wasn't packed, on such a nice morning! *grin* The muted tones and colours really play off each other and the rounded beach with the dark rocks makes this shot.
        Photo By: Dan Sanford  (K:300)


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