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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
2/23/2005 9:55:38 AM
Well come on over - I am very fortunate that at this stage of my life I am able to be an excellent host. My wife is super busy so she lets me have her leisure time - if you want to drool have alook at some other of mu image son usefilm or my personal gallery at www.yourtasmania.com/david
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| Photo By: David Tasker
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
2/23/2005 9:20:00 AM
Good to see a shot from the shore for a change - were you a passenger or passing by ?
I hope to visit the UK in Jan/Feb/March 2006
Email me if you want to have a beer or a whiskey when I pss through -
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| Photo By: Jason Row
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
2/23/2005 9:04:41 AM
Great shot - When should I visit and I will teach you how to work with cloudless skies - :-)
Really - I kow hwat you mean but your use of an interesting foreground does well to offset the lack of clouds.
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| Photo By: Patrick Di Fruscia
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
2/23/2005 9:01:25 AM
I love the warm early morning tone -
Great
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| Photo By: Jason Row
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
2/23/2005 8:52:57 AM
looks like an orange sea anenome
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Photo By: Eric Goldwasser
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
2/23/2005 8:52:23 AM
Beautiful Image - I cant relate to the blue of the rocks though - the reds, greens and yellow seem real - so how come the "cold blue"
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
2/3/2005 9:03:57 AM
Hi Serge, I see your point - what you ahve to consider is the nature of a panorama. I see a panorama as a means of depicting a sense of "the place" - It's a little hard for me to explain but I ahve always felt that a panorama composition defeats the traditional "rule of thirds" for composition. I think waht I am trying to say is - This panorama shows t\you what it is like "here" - your crop might make more sense technically - but it loses the sense of the place. I do thank you for taking the time to comment. I hope you look at the other images from my trip - I am showing of Tasmania - not my photographic skills :-)
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| Photo By: David Tasker
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
9/19/2004 10:35:23 AM
What an excellent find - great composition
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| Photo By: Alex Solich
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
9/19/2004 10:29:25 AM
This is a small image of the original.
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| Photo By: David Tasker
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
9/19/2004 10:17:43 AM
Stunning detail - great work
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| Photo By: Ronnie Gaubert
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
8/26/2004 12:06:08 PM
Classic landscape - great shot
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| Photo By: Bryce Hughes
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
8/26/2004 12:05:30 PM
Great composition - works well with that foreground lighting to contrast the skyline
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| Photo By: Patrick Di Fruscia
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
8/4/2004 11:15:12 AM
Thanks Roger.
The shot was in the morning not about 20 minutes later than http://www.usefilm.com/image/497966.html
Your right about PS and stitching.
-I do have (and use) Panorama Tools. But this shot was rather a surprise catch - I did not have my tripod so I was able to rotate about the nodal point of the lens ( well roughly) so in this case the 2 images just zipped together. The hardest part I find is blending the two because of slight variations in exposure and colour balance.
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| Photo By: David Tasker
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
7/27/2004 9:27:54 AM
I look at this and see a dozen different images that are possible. Great shot and good light.
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| Photo By: Samuel Robinson
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
7/27/2004 9:26:59 AM
Perfect exposure - great tonal range -
Excelelnt
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| Photo By: Michael Busselle
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
7/25/2004 9:50:48 AM
Great Maritime image - also loved you "Waterfront Property" Excellent
I also wonder about the 5 seacond shutter speed -You would have needed a tripod for that - Certainly at f16 for that time of evening 5 seconds seems possible.
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| Photo By: bren sheehan
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
7/25/2004 9:45:18 AM
HEY Mr Duck ?
When you gonna post some "Classic Landscape" so I (we) can get a feel you the country side where you live.
These remind me of sheets op timber - I like this a lot. Good that you composed with the corners in the left 1/3 rd.
David T
I keep posting "your" fav Tassie places in the North
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| Photo By: Sean D.
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
7/25/2004 9:38:15 AM
Hi Ian,
Have you been distracted from your photography ?
Nothing posted on Usefile since "Farmers Market"
Did you ever make it down to Tassie as you expected - Last naovener I think you were planning ?
David T
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| Photo By: Ian Kirton
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
7/25/2004 9:33:27 AM
What an excellent observation and great image - thanks for you comment on "Quamby"
There are quite a few in your portfolio I like - I hope you will forgive me for not commenting on them all.
Regards
David T
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| Photo By: Ivan Møllebjerg
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
7/25/2004 9:25:30 AM
Great SHot - hope you sell a million - wow ! - wish it were mine
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| Photo By: Mitchell Miller
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
7/25/2004 9:21:21 AM
Excellent - I like this for its simple tone and great composition
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| Photo By: angel diego
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
7/25/2004 9:20:15 AM
Chris, great capture - hope you had a great day at the ebach - winter here lots of rain and snow.
The lavender is super - look a bit surreal on teh screen - almost like its been manipulated in photoshop - great capture - exposer and composition excellent.
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| Photo By: Chris Spracklen
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
7/25/2004 9:12:32 AM
I like this for the sharpness and contrst of colours
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| Photo By: Alex Maksimchuk
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
7/25/2004 9:11:45 AM
Yes - the image clarity is exceptional - what is the secret - its a great image - well done
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| Photo By: Joe Pan
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
7/23/2004 1:18:46 PM
Thanks for your comment - but it was not a macro shot - this was with a 90mm setting on the zoom lens and I was about 3 feet ( 1 metre) away- these are quite large frozen branches.
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| Photo By: David Tasker
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
7/22/2004 10:46:37 AM
Made me smile so you know it works - well done - I like the composition - overall - makes me think you are an interesting person
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| Photo By: phototouch (aleksandra j.)
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
7/22/2004 10:27:25 AM
This is an excellent shot - Wonderful composition
Well Done
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| Photo By: Anna Tan
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
7/20/2004 10:00:46 AM
Brenda, thanks heaps for your kind comments re: my portfolio - I am glad that my images are giving you warm feelings about visiting Tassie. No - I dont work for the tourist industry - grin.
Many of your images are very powerful - like this one - I like how diverse your portfolio is whereas mine (with a few exceptions) is mainly landscape. This is a great shot. Ihave a link to my web site images in my Bio - Cheers
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| Photo By: Brenda Orchard
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
7/19/2004 12:53:30 PM
Great Capture - I saw a similarv scene last week in heavy rain where the sun shone like a spotlight in the middle of the downpour - reminded me of "Close Encounters Movie, UFO Spotlight, I like your title for this.
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| Photo By: Craig Hanson
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Critique By:
David Tasker (K:4281)
7/6/2004 7:10:16 AM
Beautiful Form - Creative
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| Photo By: Raja Oloan Tumanggor
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