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Critique By:
Dorothy Di Liddo (K:13787)
6/9/2005 6:25:18 PM
Very cool.  Dottie
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Critique By:
Dorothy Di Liddo (K:13787)
6/9/2005 6:24:19 PM
We called those Happy Accidents in Art School. I love this shot, great idea. How many photos did you have to take until you got what you were looking for? And how were your lungs afterwards? lol Dottie
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Critique By:
Marian Man (K:80636)
6/9/2005 6:00:01 PM
excellent dear Kevin!!!!!!! the dust has created such a fantastic atmosphere!!!!! great idea!! very special work by you!!!!! bravo!!!!
best regards
Marian
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Critique By:
Judi Liosatos (K:34047)
6/9/2005 4:16:48 AM
Excellent 'accident'. Very well captured.
Thankyou so much Kevin for your kind words and comments.
Judi
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Critique By:
Trish McCoy (K:15897)
6/8/2005 11:41:38 PM
stunning. love the kicked up dust. awesome!!!!!! shot. 7++++++++
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Critique By:
Khaled Mursi Hammoud (K:54005)
6/8/2005 9:46:10 PM
You're a tallented person Kevin, bravo,
Khaled.
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Critique By:
Khaled Mursi Hammoud (K:54005)
6/8/2005 9:37:31 PM
Kevin, not only the backlighting and the silhouette of the guy but also the motion effect of his feet and the dust on the ground gave it a wonderful moody effect.
Good capture my friend,
Khaled.
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Critique By:
Dr. Rafael Springmann (K:89517)
6/8/2005 2:53:44 PM
You're right about accidents, Kevin, but you made the best of your "accident" and gave it a deep meening and this is what counts.
Thank you for your very empathic comment about our situation as expressed via my "Orange robbon."
I think my friend is indeed kind hearted. It shows in his face. Kind hearted is "haviv" (Javiv, as the Spaniards would pronounce it) and the quality is "havivut."
Best regards,
Rafi
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Critique By:
Carlos (K:12969)
6/8/2005 1:36:00 PM
I agree with your understanding of ?accidents? often providing the magic! Gotta stay ?open? to them accidents though ;-)?
This IS a fine picture Kevin: an otherworldly, science fiction feel prevails, created by the light, dust, and the way your body is positioned, walking straight to viewer, shaping anticipation in the viewers eye? ?From Dust to Dust? beautifully makes the point of image - an inspired title!
A bit of a critique concerns the ?confinement? of the present framing. I feel more vertical space (sky) enriches the ?strangeness??
Hope you don?t my messing with your shot! A very creative one it is!
Cheers, C.
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Critique By:
Roberto Arcari Farinetti (K:209486)
6/8/2005 1:25:05 PM
wonderful atmosphere my friend..
excellent backlight!
roby
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Critique By:
Jose Ignacio (Nacho) Garcia Barcia (K:96391)
6/8/2005 1:01:15 PM
fantastic.
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Critique By:
Bruno Caetano (K:2940)
6/8/2005 12:44:50 PM
Great light Kevin. The way it hits the dust and just creates that ambiance. Very good.
Bruno
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Critique By:
Saeed Al Shamsi (K:47735)
6/8/2005 7:49:30 AM
Well your dust produced a wonderful self capture, the backlit, almost silhouette and the dust of excellent choice, fabulous work. Saeed
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Critique By:
Ori Vidra (K:3214)
6/8/2005 7:36:01 AM
Wondeful shot especially from the light aspect.
My only comment is that it is too centralized (i.e. pointing the camera a bit to the left could improve this frame more for my opinion)
Cheers, Ori.
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Critique By:
Liz Wallis (K:26133)
6/8/2005 7:19:14 AM
sometimes things don't just happen, we have to make them, like this. A great shot indeed. Liz
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Critique By:
sanjeev jain (K:8763)
6/8/2005 7:06:09 AM
beautiful picture
i have always liked such image
dust below creates a beautiful aura around the subject
and the vast back ground full of colours becomes a backbone of story.
man comming looks like arise out of dust and now coming like a light.
good shot
sanjeev
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Critique By:
vito lentini (K:13130)
6/8/2005 6:50:52 AM
nice light! congrt vito
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Critique By:
Thilo Bayer (K:50358)
6/8/2005 6:20:28 AM
Hi Kevin,
wow, this one is really special. well deserved award for sure.
the unusual perspective makes the image, but I also like the geometry and the toning here.
great eye on that one!
best wishes,
Thilo
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Critique By:
Marusnik Bela (K:11611)
6/8/2005 6:05:54 AM
Interesting, unique work.Very well used backlighting, unusual composition.Very good work!Congrats!
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Critique By:
R Pike (K:1242)
6/8/2005 6:01:44 AM
Excellent shot Kevin, the dust really adds mood to the image. Well done.
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Critique By:
Toshi (K:11924)
6/8/2005 6:00:37 AM
I like the mysterious feel the dust adds to the photo.
Well captured and seen, nice work!
Thanks for your recent comment.
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Critique By:
Rosario Esposito (K:9796)
6/8/2005 5:49:58 AM
Wonderful capture,optimal color.Complimets
-Rosario-
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Critique By:
Guido Fulgenzi (K:6076)
6/8/2005 5:49:22 AM
great foggy effect and nice tones!
regards
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Critique By:
erkoc dalaman (K:4295)
6/8/2005 5:44:41 AM
fantastic piece of work..really well composed and done..congrats.. I like it..
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Critique By:
Dr. Rafael Springmann (K:89517)
6/7/2005 1:29:29 PM
Another one of your beautiful drawings, but once more I could not play the film. Thank you for your detailed comment on my "Friend at work 2."
You asked me about the word Hessed (pronounced as the Spanish would pronounce Jessed.) There are about 15 definitions of the word in the dictionary, but being put shotly it is a good deed done out of compassion, or the quality that makes one do such deeds. In another connotation "Hessed shel emet" (hessed of truth) means the fulfillment of a dying person's last wish, such as finding a lost relative, even though the one who made the wish is already gone.
I don't think the word applies to my ex-patient and I hope that I have answered your question.
Best regards,
Rafi
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Critique By:
Deb Mayes (K:19605)
6/7/2005 1:05:02 PM
Excellent composition and details, wonderful observation. This has a great tactile quality. Well done!
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Critique By:
Deb Mayes (K:19605)
6/7/2005 1:03:14 PM
Excellent composition and color, Kevin. I love the way you made a feature of the power tower; I also love the way it's dwarfed by the sun. And of course, a good sunset is hard to beat. A winner on all counts, well done!
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Critique By:
Judi Liosatos (K:34047)
6/7/2005 12:50:31 PM
Hehehehe...this is very funny but well done. Keep practising the Aussie slang mate and you just might make a dinkum aussie one day....!!! Thanks buddy for your comments.
Judi
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Critique By:
Marian Man (K:80636)
6/7/2005 5:44:23 AM
fine creative work dear Kevin!!!!!! I like it a lot!!!! I checked the short film, just great!!!!! so well done!!!! story, effects, sound, music...all fantastic.... bravo!!!!!!!
best regards
Marian
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Critique By:
Kevin Christensen (K:3891)
6/7/2005 5:41:50 AM
Hey Andre,
Is this the same son who goes to Harvard? Or do you have more than one son? That would be something to brag home about, that someone from Harvard has seen my film. 
Thanks so much to all of you for your kind comments.
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