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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
3/28/2006 12:11:20 PM
Woops. Typo corrected, thanks Gary.
I know what you mean about having a person to give some sense of scale but for some reason nobody else wanted to come with me that morning. I guess I can understand why, it was around -10°C and very windy with a 4am start.
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
11/25/2005 8:47:10 AM
Absolutely stunning Luccio, nice composition and well executed. My only criticism is that some of the snow on the mountain is a little blown out but I really don't think this detracts from the image.
Great shot.
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| Photo By: Lucio Sassi
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
11/19/2005 7:44:08 PM
You're right it would have been, just checked and that one was with the 70-200mm
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
11/10/2005 3:53:24 PM
A heart warming scene and very well captured. I can imagine the dog in the foreground is getting rather bored of being photographed.
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| Photo By: Scott Tylor
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
11/10/2005 3:13:57 PM
Really interesting shot, almost abstract in quality. Love the composition, thanks for showing us.
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Photo By: Mark Julian
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
11/10/2005 3:04:54 PM
What georgeous eyes. Love the colours and lighting in this shot but I would have preferred a slightly wider depth of field to have both eyes in perfect focus. A lovely image all the same.
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| Photo By: poorbaby poor
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
11/10/2005 3:00:35 PM
A stunning portrait, the subject appears to be back lit so did you use a gold reflector to get that wonderful light on her face?
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| Photo By: Ricardo Ramirez
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
11/10/2005 2:52:33 PM
Beautiful colours, excellent control of focus and depth of field.
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| Photo By: Muhammet Ceylan
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
10/14/2005 7:45:54 AM
Another beautiful portrait of this model Alex. I can't see how you could improve on this. Wonderful.
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| Photo By: Alex Comaschi
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
10/13/2005 11:23:08 AM
Thank goodness this was photoshopped.
At least I really hope it was. ;-)
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| Photo By: Stefano Monari
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
10/13/2005 11:21:28 AM
Wow, from the thumbnail I thought this was just another waterfall shot but the bigger image is quite stunning. The rocks? look almost like a polished metal. Very attractive. Thanks.
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| Photo By: Michael Busselle
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
10/13/2005 11:18:36 AM
Very nice lighting and composition. I wouldn't want to be on a tram/train around there though. ;-)
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| Photo By: Piotr Bozejewicz
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
10/13/2005 11:13:29 AM
That does look like an extremely tough route despite being bolted. Like your composition here it really adds to the dramatic feel of the picture. The fact that the background has a nice bokeh makes this look very high up ( guess it proably is anyway).
I've yet to take any good shots while climbing. Probably because I'm shaking too much and don't want to let go for long enough to hold a camera.
Congratulations on this one.
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| Photo By: Adrian Buturca
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
10/12/2005 8:29:06 AM
Simply stunning. Very well done.
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| Photo By: John K. Choy
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
10/12/2005 8:26:35 AM
Not really much more that I can add. Beautiful shot, really like the presentation too, good framing.
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| Photo By: Sami Cakir
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
10/12/2005 8:17:15 AM
Beautiful colours and nicely exposed Ian. If I may make one suggestion, I think the composition could be improved by cropping out the lower red flower. As an example, I think the composition in your poppies shot is stronger.
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| Photo By: Ian Miller
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
10/12/2005 8:12:45 AM
Hi Dal. You have some great shots in your portfolio, I particularly like the portraits and surfings shots.
I'm sorry to say I don't think this one is quite up to the standard of the others. It seems a little dull and I wonder if the WB is slightly out.
I can see the humour in it though which I guess is why you posted it. Am I right in saying the male is on the left? ;-)
I think it would really have improved if both birds were in focus.
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| Photo By: dal mandle
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
10/7/2005 8:18:15 AM
Hi Alex, I though I recognised the model from your last shot. This is absolutley captivating. She does have incredible eyes which helps but I think you've really made this into something special. Top marks for the dramatic portrait.
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| Photo By: Alex Comaschi
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
10/5/2005 12:35:30 PM
You have some great portraits in your portfolio Alex. This is a very attractive model in a nice relaxed looking pose but I feel the highlights on the side of her face are just too hot.
Having said that I think her expression and the colour in the shot out weigh the the negatives in the image.
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| Photo By: Alex Comaschi
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
9/30/2005 4:54:31 PM
Wonderful dramatic composition against an ominous sky. If I may make one critism, the grass looks just a little to vivid, perhaps it could be improved by selectively reducing the saturation a little. Just my opinion.
Thanks.
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| Photo By: Mark Evans
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
9/28/2005 12:43:43 PM
Simply perfect.
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| Photo By: Yuri Bonder
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
9/28/2005 12:40:45 PM
So simple yet stunningly effective. Beautiful colours and exposure. The sand bars in the foreground really finish off the composition perfectly.
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
9/27/2005 9:43:53 AM
Great action shot Antonio, I think this shot shows that this is actually more of a sport than a simple spectator event.
If you don't mind me saying so, I had some success getting shots by laying in the sand looking up at the players. It helps to minimise any distracting backgrounds.
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| Photo By: antonio harrison
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
9/27/2005 7:46:45 AM
I like this one Antonio, nice timing. Do you have any good shots that also show the net and other competitors?
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| Photo By: antonio harrison
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
9/27/2005 7:42:29 AM
Hi Antonio, another very nice pose but I have to agree with Jason on this one. With such attractive girls and no ball in frame, beach volleyball shots can appear to be voyeurism instead of sport.
Not that that would stop me from enjoying them ;-)
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| Photo By: antonio harrison
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
9/27/2005 7:35:14 AM
Great shot Antonio. I know just how difficult it is to get the timing spot on and this is perfect. It wasn't until I'd started playing instead of just photographing that I realised just how fit and skilled these athletes are.
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| Photo By: antonio harrison
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
9/26/2005 2:57:09 PM
Absolutely stunning
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| Photo By: Armagan Bice
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
9/26/2005 2:55:20 PM
Hi Armagan,
I love the look of the rocks and sea, not so sure about the photo-shopped sky. It's just too dark at the horizon compared to the sea. I would be very interested to see what the orginial shot was like if you have it.
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| Photo By: Armagan Bice
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
9/26/2005 11:38:06 AM
Cheers Craig, love your shot of the Texas Hood Ornament, cheered up my day in work.
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| Photo By: Matt Palmer
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Critique By:
Matt Palmer (K:781)
9/26/2005 11:26:22 AM
Hi Darlene, you have an absolutely stunning gallery of bird images. There's just something about this shot that I particularly like, maybe its the simplicity of the composition that captures the spirit of these birds.
Fab.
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| Photo By: Darlene Boucher
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