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Marcy Massura
{K:1848} 1/25/2004
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This is a great shot for composition. I feel it lacks a bit of contrast however-which can be dificult to acheive in snow shots- perhaps a touch of the unsharp mask would help...and still- a lovely, lonely photo.
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Jamie Ferguson
{K:6284} 12/16/2003
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I have never seen any of the military graveyards covered in snow before normally its that rolling hill look with green grass, nice capture Sarah are you home again now?
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Michael Alexander
{K:5293} 12/15/2003
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Ok, five words
Frozen
Desolate
Depressing
Eternal
Excellent!!!
This is a great shot, but just a tad blurry, too cold and no tripod right? I think this would work well in the ?alone? project
-Mike
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chris meyer
{K:597} 12/14/2003
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The dark background distracts from the subject. A different angle for composition may help. You also need to adjust your levels and bring the snow closer to white. Try sharpening the image too.
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{K:16329} 12/14/2003
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Wonderful composition, Sarah! From this angle you've got the perspective of the hill converging with the lines of headstones.....making for an interesting image. Like the balance of darks to lights too. Cheers!!
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Harry Eggens
{K:14804} 12/14/2003
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Expressive and beautiful composition with wonderful serenity. Lovely tones. Very well seen Sarah....Best regards Harry
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Sarah Hansegard
{K:4332} 12/14/2003
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Great repetition and composition in this piece-Dan is right, a strong feeling od solitude, and a little sadness too. You chose a wonderful perspective on this,gives this piece a lot of depth.
Sarah:)
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dennis post
{K:986} 12/14/2003
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excellent b&w, serene scene
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Dan Barksey
{K:182} 12/14/2003
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Nicely done,I love the feeling of soliutude that you caught..
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