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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
10/5/2003 5:21:39 PM
The focus draws attention to the main subject ... the out-of-focus background people add to the overall sadness of the moment ... IMO, I don't think they are distracting at all. At any rate, a very powerful photo. BTW, excellent color decisions.
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| Photo By: Misti Morris
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
9/25/2003 6:36:56 PM
Incredible clarity ... good DOF ... superb color saturation ... correct color mode for web display ... great cropping as well ... even the subject looks perfect ... not tattered and worn out ... please leave SOMETHING for us to critique every now and then
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| Photo By: Ronnie Gaubert
(K:3700)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
9/18/2003 6:13:57 PM
Once again, another fantastic photography Ronnie. I enjoyed browsing all your images posted here. Have fun photographing!
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| Photo By: Ronnie Gaubert
(K:3700)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
9/13/2003 9:28:30 PM
O-kay .. I give , how do you mount a lense in reverse?
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| Photo By: Ronnie Gaubert
(K:3700)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
6/7/2003 10:53:11 AM
I'll bet this photo is worth money ... you might consider trying to sell the image and / or the copyright. This looks to be a very young deer.
Very nice shot!
good luck
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| Photo By: Wayne Leach
(K:416)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
5/2/2003 7:00:05 PM
What lens and zoom power were you using? ... defocus area looks smooth! good exposure control with a backlit situtation. What mode were you in? ev compensation?
great shot! Colorful little guy
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| Photo By: Bill Ciavarra
(K:10216)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
4/27/2003 7:57:39 PM
Not a moth ... it's a skipper butterfly.
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| Photo By: Peter Ounjai
(K:1309)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
4/26/2003 7:27:01 PM
excellent!
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| Photo By: Carole Bradford
(K:10715)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
4/26/2003 7:25:04 PM
Oh my gosh! Nailed it! Solid! Crisp! Good shutter selection Wonderful ... I too have struggled with a good hummer shot.
My hat's off to you on this one.
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| Photo By: Ken Daniels
(K:1000)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
4/26/2003 7:22:36 PM
Upper background too distracting from main subject? anyone else agree?
Nice work, good exposure of the snow!
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| Photo By: andrea nerozzi
(K:267)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
4/26/2003 7:20:43 PM
Monochrome color scheme ... very nice.
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| Photo By: Hayri CALISKAN
(K:16195)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
4/26/2003 7:17:16 PM
I like ...
The observer's eye moves from the darks to the lighted areas continuously ... holds the observers interest. Very Nice!
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| Photo By: Ervin Levent
(K:-7)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
4/26/2003 7:13:58 PM
I see what you're going for here ... very good attempt ... personally I've always liked back lit subjects which are thin enough to let light shine through ... shows a bit of translucense, and therefore, describes another aspect of the subject. I do agree that the center mass of flowers is still a tad too dark and that if you lightened a little more, then you loose the translucense you may be going for ... try a fill flash, but be careful not to let the flash be as bright as the main light from the back.
very nice attempt.
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| Photo By: Linda Miller
(K:82)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
4/20/2003 8:31:13 AM
Wonderful subject, excellent crop ... love the translucence ... color and light are a tad too harsh for my personal taste.
nice job!
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| Photo By: Mavis Dean
(K:3962)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
4/20/2003 8:27:38 AM
This little guy looks happy to be photographed ... good capture!
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| Photo By: Tinne Wouters
(K:726)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
4/20/2003 8:22:56 AM
Second the comment about fairytale atmosphere! Make me thing that one of the main characters of Lord of the Rings is about to walk onto the scene at any moment.
Love this photograph. Wonderful lighting!
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| Photo By: Narendra Morum
(K:46)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
4/20/2003 8:18:42 AM
Okay ... now that is perspective to the extream ... excellent exposure ... I see difficulty with handling two vastly different types of light sources.
well done!
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| Photo By: Csuhai Antal
(K:3)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
4/20/2003 8:11:00 AM
Hi Suzanne, I love macros ... this is another great one.
Nice job!
BTW, I visited your website ... excellent job there as well. I can tell you have excellent working knowledge of color gamuts and layout design.
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| Photo By: Suzanne Williams
(K:380)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
3/15/2003 4:55:32 PM
Wonderful ... I like the translucent appearance of the forearms ...
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| Photo By: martina cartoni
(K:233)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
2/8/2003 5:03:08 PM
wonderful!!
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Photo By: Phillip Filtz
(K:1792)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
2/3/2003 2:22:19 PM
So ... how many prints did you have to make?
I cant get my family members to pay for my work ... let me know if you had better luck than I. ( Ha! Ha! )
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| Photo By: Kevin Garrett
(K:8)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
2/3/2003 2:07:27 PM
well framed, makes the image look larger than it is on the web. I like the way the image fades out at the edges to match the outer frame. Wonderful subject
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| Photo By: Verna Absolutestockphoto
(K:2836)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
2/1/2003 9:27:51 PM
Artie,
Curious ... would you consider it cheating to photoshop those "fly away" hairs out. The source image is digital. Thanks for your response in advance.
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| Photo By: Richard Walters
(K:480)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
2/1/2003 9:24:20 PM
Much better than the B & W pose ... Watch out for softbox reflection in the eyes. Good ratio of lighing on face. well done.
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| Photo By: Stephen Sonne
(K:8)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
2/1/2003 8:29:35 AM
I clicked on to see the collection, and this was the only photo that I saw which wasn't rated yet ... so I rated it. This may sound weird, but one of the best things I like about this photo is the "About" comment, ( which could have easily been the title to the photograph ). The ability to project to the other's viewpoint is a powerful tool to a portrait photographer. I can tell from many of the posted baby portraits that this is certainly a tool you've used well.
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| Photo By: Thomas Paul
(K:111)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
1/30/2003 9:17:38 PM
very artistic capture of city night lights
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| Photo By: Maarten Venter
(K:885)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
1/30/2003 9:02:45 PM
I'd say this photo has the perfect DOF, It's CRYSTAL where it needs to be and fades out where it should to demonstrate the magnification. Good Isolation!!! I personally rated this photo as perfect ( because I love macros ).
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| Photo By: Atamanka Agnieszka
(K:747)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
1/30/2003 8:57:16 PM
I enjoy portraits, this caught my eye well enough to stop and leave a comment. Nice work. I'm no expert on portraits, and it's easier to comment on one than take a good one ( for me anyway ). Improvements here: face looks too "posed" and not natural. In this photograph, subject looking off from camera is a tad unsettling. Nice work, otherwise.
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| Photo By: Stephen Sonne
(K:8)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
1/30/2003 8:56:30 PM
I enjoy portraits, this caught my eye well enough to stop and leave a comment. Nice work. I'm no expert on portraits, and it's easier to comment on one than take a good one ( for me anyway ). Improvements here: face looks too "posed" and not natural. In this photograph, subject looking off from camera is a tad unsettling. Nice work, otherwise.
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| Photo By: Stephen Sonne
(K:8)
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Critique By:
Richard Walters (K:480)
11/23/2001 6:18:54 AM
Wonderful photo ... love outdoor scenes
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| Photo By: Daniel Flynn
(K:586)
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