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Critique By:
Mark Beltran (K:32612)
5/28/2004 12:51:07 AM
You have a wonderful joy for seeing things as they are and as you envision them to be. Keep up the fine work.
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Critique By:
ahmed refay (K:548)
3/5/2004 4:05:09 PM
no comments is a very bad thing so when i sow this pic after all these i try to say any comment .....and i found it finnaly .........
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........it is a nice pic and it need more than my comment......
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Critique By:
Dave Marquis (K:2172)
1/22/2004 12:52:22 PM
Nice!
Dave
www.japanish.org
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Critique By:
Jeroen Wenting (K:25317)
4/15/2003 1:36:59 PM
Bit soft, and the left side of the frame is underexposed while the white rock? is blown out.
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Critique By:
Sue O'S (K:12878)
7/23/2002 8:40:31 AM
Or what if you add a rubber mouse (or what about a cat and mouse together?) to various parts of the house exposed by the nightlight? I agree with Antonio that it's a neat concept.
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Critique By:
Chris Whaley (K:3847)
7/15/2002 5:08:42 PM
Cool shot David...would be interesting to see a series of these in different areas of the house.
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Critique By:
Antonio Díaz (K:2710)
7/15/2002 12:34:37 PM
its a really nice concept what you were looking for here, i really like it, but it would be a lot better if it wasn?t that soft... i?m not an expert on this kind of shots, but i think maybe a slower film like an iso 100 or 50 would have helped... and just another little recomendation, i think that object is not the most attractive for this shot, i?m trying to figure out some other object but nothing comes to my mind, but i hope you find it...
its really worth to try it again, as i said, its a great idea, keep shooting!! *smile*
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Critique By:
Jeff Cable (K:3599)
7/10/2002 4:09:37 PM
Hi David. I was intrigued by the thumbnail. It is a great idea and well executed. Makes me wonder what one could do with several lights and a dark room.
The exposure for both lamps (especially the one at the rear of the room) looks a bit too much but the upside of that is that the light pathway from each shade is accentuated beyond what we would normally expect to see. Daylight film under tungsten lighting also imparts a nice warm glow to the room.
Nice work! I hope to see more of it. 
Cheers!
Jeff
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