Tanglewood Collage

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Image Title: Tanglewood Collage

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By: Joe Ciccone

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Photographer	Joe Ciccone {Karma:3684}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	konica-minolta A2
Categories	Digital Photoart People	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	konica-Minolta 2.8 8 X zoom
Uploaded	7/31/2005	Film / Memory Type	compact flash 1gig
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	372	Shutter
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Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Lenox State - MASS. Country - United States
About	a Sunday at Tanglewood

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Roger Williams

{K:86139} 8/13/2005

Collages are fun (although a bit of trouble to create!). You had some lovely subjects for this one...

Joe Ciccone

{K:3684} 7/31/2005

Angelo..just wanted to say your idea is fine, but not necessarily where tightly cropped images are used to maximize the space...(faces would be cut off etc) thanks again

Angelo Villaschi {K:49617} 7/31/2005

Good collage, Joe. My guess is that you wanted it to look like a board where several pictures had been put. My sister has one in real life, and it's a great idea to try and re-create that digitally.

What I could sugest as an improvement is to have less regularity. Vary the sizes, vary the overlaps, make it a bit more chaotic-looking. Make it more obvious that they are NOT supposed to be perfectly symmetrical and aligned.

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