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Critique By:
Charles Nowak (K:79)
5/3/2003 7:35:47 PM
love everything about this image with the exception of the "hitler moustache" created by the strange shadow beneath her nose.
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| Photo By: Chris Blaszczyk
(K:610)
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Critique By:
Charles Nowak (K:79)
4/29/2003 9:23:33 PM
obviously this image in its current presentation would make an excellent cover to a volume entitled thus.
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| Photo By: shelby koning
(K:5450)
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Critique By:
Charles Nowak (K:79)
2/9/2003 10:50:33 AM
alright! someone else roaming the streets of detroit at night! love the colors, too bad the power line gets in the way though.
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| Photo By: CHRIS SAILOR
(K:10)
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Critique By:
Charles Nowak (K:79)
1/23/2003 9:56:03 AM
a neutral border such as black might make the color contrast more apparent, rather than accent just the blue tones.
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| Photo By: Alexandre Lonngren
(K:168)
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Critique By:
Charles Nowak (K:79)
1/13/2003 11:41:14 PM
and then, god made seagulls. something i would see on a church tract savin me from the fires of hell. good work!
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| Photo By: Petra Engle
(K:1282)
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Critique By:
Charles Nowak (K:79)
1/6/2003 8:23:35 PM
alright polaroid!
I like minimal pallete going on. youve a great eye for colors, and their relation to these shapes.
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| Photo By: Bruno Espadana
(K:326)
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Critique By:
Charles Nowak (K:79)
12/15/2002 10:28:20 PM
yes to all the previous questions! its a holga for goodness sake!
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| Photo By: lawrence
(K:2)
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Critique By:
Charles Nowak (K:79)
12/4/2002 10:30:58 PM
im alone in the corn of polarized world! great scene and beautiful rendering of tones.
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| Photo By: Jason Ness
(K:88)
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Critique By:
Charles Nowak (K:79)
11/29/2002 7:32:53 AM
great long exposure! i really like the way that this one moves, the chaotic sky against the dense immovable trees. good work
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| Photo By: Becky V
(K:9699)
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Critique By:
Charles Nowak (K:79)
11/13/2002 10:16:30 AM
i wouldent change much about this at all. the color cast from the indoor lamp is what really makes this for me. and the shallow dof really draws attention to what is important in the scene. great job!
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| Photo By: jane dominguez
(K:0)
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Critique By:
Charles Nowak (K:79)
8/28/2002 8:24:32 PM
i absolutely love the composition of this one. my only qualm with it would be the exclusion of the charm/pendant around her neck. its absence would let the smooth surfaces take on greater "human landscape" qualities. the sparse lighting really sets a wonderful mood as well
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| Photo By: Chris Blaszczyk
(K:610)
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Critique By:
Charles Nowak (K:79)
8/11/2002 1:43:13 PM
the image should be a little blurred! its the beauty of the plastic camera! I love the extreme contrast of the hats against the sky. wonderful composition.
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| Photo By: Francisco Mata Rosas
(K:71)
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Critique By:
Charles Nowak (K:79)
7/2/2002 11:35:15 PM
beautifully simplistic, great use of full frame printing!
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| Photo By: Ted Williams
(K:324)
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Critique By:
Charles Nowak (K:79)
6/26/2002 7:02:10 PM
this is a great im age for the "alone"project. I feel like im going to the light at the end of the hall and locked in a padded room!
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Photo By: Terry Drymon
(K:154)
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Critique By:
Charles Nowak (K:79)
6/22/2002 9:40:48 AM
the reason for the lengthy exposure was to be able to bounce a fill flash off of the bottom area of the building so as to not plug up the shadows there. the scan also does not reveal so well the many star trails in the sky.
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| Photo By: Charles Nowak
(K:79)
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Critique By:
Charles Nowak (K:79)
6/17/2002 6:50:09 PM
Ahhh reminiscent of those wonderful velvet paintings! MY compliments from a fellow night photographer! great image.
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| Photo By: Victor Ginzburg
(K:53)
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Critique By:
Charles Nowak (K:79)
6/13/2002 6:38:02 PM
absolutely beautiful use of monochromatic tones! well much like your other work. this is a horribly inspiring image!
thank you for posting your work, its truly beautiful.
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| Photo By: Rene Asmussen
(K:138)
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Critique By:
Charles Nowak (K:79)
6/12/2002 12:34:40 PM
the toning and low contrast accurately reflect the personalities of the figures and of the backdrop itself. cool shot!
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| Photo By: Chris Blaszczyk
(K:610)
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