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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
7/13/2007 2:39:54 PM
I tried Polaroid transfers a while ago, and they have a real unique feel to them - almost painterly, with strong yellows. I like the treatment here and think you got some really great artwork.
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| Photo By: Gary Auerbach
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
6/28/2007 2:10:44 PM
Hey Tim,
I'm digging your paintings - I keep stopping by the web site and checking them out. I especially love the moments when I look at one and recognize the location from your photographs.
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| Photo By: Tim Schumm
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
6/28/2007 2:08:55 PM
Hey Hugo -
I came in today under the same weather in Kansas, USA. Been raining the last few days and waiting for the weather to break. I'm hoping to have new posts worthy of your critique in two weeks. Been away for a while standing up the web site, DVDs, etc...
Hoping your biz is going well.
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| Photo By: Hugo de Wolf
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
6/26/2007 2:03:56 PM
I think I've had enough tornadoes, they are neat to see from a distance, but that is on the great plains where you can see them coming. In the hills it's not too fun to get surprised. I have to stop by and get some dry compression packs for the gear and a shell for the backpack. Could get wet. I like cloudy skies, but rain is not too fun sometimes.
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| Photo By: Michael Kanemoto
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
6/26/2007 2:38:57 AM
Man that's awesome
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| Photo By: Tim Schumm
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
6/21/2007 7:38:02 PM
jude:
We've had two rabbits. Hopalong Cassidy and Honey Bunny. They are wonderful pets.
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| Photo By: Michael Kanemoto
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
6/21/2007 7:37:06 PM
Woof!
(even though she never barks, good dog...)
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| Photo By: Michael Kanemoto
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
6/21/2007 7:32:59 PM
Flipping back through your portfolio.
Damn I miss your photos.
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| Photo By: Todd Miller
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
6/21/2007 7:27:45 PM
Al? Phil? Is that you?
Which one is the model and which one is the photographer?
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Photo By: Phillip Cohen
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
6/21/2007 7:26:38 PM
...and pleasantly so. Even if for a short time I enjoy your postings.
The IR work is always captivating, and I think I see a little bit of Melancholytron work going on there.
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| Photo By: Carol Watson
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
6/21/2007 7:13:08 PM
She's baaaaaacccccccckkk
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| Photo By: Carol Watson
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
6/21/2007 7:07:03 PM
Your fascination with photography and astronomy plays out well. Hopefully you can give us a primer on how to expose these scenes correctly some day - night photography is difficult to do with a digital camera. Noise problems, usually. Thanks for all the comments, find inspiration.
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| Photo By: Mary Brown
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
6/5/2007 10:47:22 PM
Hey Dave -
I think it's the intense saturation of color that makes this a real winner of a shot.
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| Photo By: Dave Arnold
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
6/5/2007 12:51:14 PM
Not so cheesy, in fact, a great shot of a handsome lad.
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
6/1/2007 12:07:02 PM
This one is more mysterious, I like coming back to this one because the composition is so strong with he central shaft of light. Color appears OK overall, with some blue daylight creeping in from the right. Another major difference if I look at the two side by side is this one has more contrast, with the shaft appearing all while while the other seems to have a little bit of smoky detail.
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| Photo By: Tom Horton
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
5/31/2007 1:28:07 PM
I've learned my lesson- don't correct for color on a laptop LCD - good luck. The canyon is probably a great candidate for HDR.
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| Photo By: Tom Horton
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
5/30/2007 6:53:53 PM
Dave:
Yeah - there are two stages. First, I ran a program to generate a color pattern. The second image picks up the first image and particles inherit the colors from the background.
All of this is a custom program. I'm writing up a package for Jude.
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| Photo By: Michael Kanemoto
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
5/30/2007 6:47:28 PM
Nope...
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| Photo By: Tom Horton
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
5/30/2007 4:25:13 PM
Hey Jude... If you really want this program it is free and I could send you the program. You still want this?
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| Photo By: Michael Kanemoto
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
5/30/2007 4:10:18 PM
This is an older posting. The selections have been loaded in color and at a larger scale:
http://www.usefilm.com/Image.asp?ID=1036078
http://www.usefilm.com/Image.asp?ID=1036083
http://www.usefilm.com/Image.asp?ID=1036277
http://www.usefilm.com/Image.asp?ID=1032906
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| Photo By: Michael Kanemoto
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
5/30/2007 4:04:26 PM
Taran:
I agree. I like usefilm precisely for the feedback and all of these went through some changes. I've learned now to appreciate the foreground and background, and to try to build a complete scene when I photograph. Thanks for the critical comment.
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| Photo By: Michael Kanemoto
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
5/25/2007 11:20:58 PM
I think this is my second favorite - a strong statement, really sharp, and the colors and tones are strong. I'm a sucker for simplicity.
A real master at the art on UF is Jeanette Hagglund if you look her up.
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| Photo By: Eric Nolan
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
5/25/2007 11:19:10 PM
Hi Manu - I like the feeling of this shot.
I wanted to let you know that I took advantage of your suggestion, hopped on over to moonfruit, and dropped a site under MotosPhotos. I think it's a great tool, great suggestion, and thanks.
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| Photo By: Manu
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
5/21/2007 10:17:24 PM
Hi Eric:
I tried a similar shot a while back, so it is good to see that great minds think alike. I really like the expressive composition to make the arc simplified and graphic. Great treatment. Hard to keep the whole thing in focus with the sun up there in the sky.
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| Photo By: Eric Nolan
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
5/21/2007 3:27:50 AM
Redone in NN. High ISO for the project.
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| Photo By: Michael Kanemoto
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
5/21/2007 3:10:13 AM
Hey -
I'll try NN, but if I had done this first I could not put this photo in the current project! Thanks for the tip.
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| Photo By: Michael Kanemoto
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
5/21/2007 2:43:21 AM
subtle, and wonderful.
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| Photo By: narabia
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
5/21/2007 2:29:36 AM
nMK Joos - w00t!
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| Photo By: Michael Kanemoto
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
5/17/2007 4:37:37 PM
Sal:
Oh, yeah, wanted to mention that Autostitch is not by Google, you can just find it through any search engine and it is free.
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| Photo By: Michael Kanemoto
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Critique By:
Michael Kanemoto (K:22115)
5/17/2007 4:36:38 PM
Sal:
I agree the first versions did require a PhD, but after looking at Panorama Factory both PT GUI and Panaorama Factory are comparable products. PT GUI performs blending and auto-point lineup as well with multiple projections. I also like that PT GUI does allow for PhD-type work like selecting an alternate render/stitcher, but also has simple and easy defaults.
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