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Critique By:
Weston Dru (K:3243)
1/5/2006 2:06:44 AM
Exellent shot!
Regards
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Critique By:
cytte (K:2089)
12/5/2005 4:47:47 AM
Lovely Baby. Nice capture of perfect moment.
regards
cytte.
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Critique By:
Tracy Mortimer (K:369)
12/4/2005 7:01:50 AM
Hi Ellen,
Thanks for the feedback. i will have a fiddle with the shot when i get the chance and repost it.
Regards Tracy
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Critique By:
susan darcey (K:601)
12/2/2005 7:59:00 AM
Beautiful location, Great place to take some model by the looks of it. Its good to see you posting more Tracey
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Critique By:
Sam Graziano III (K:14064)
12/1/2005 4:59:24 PM
Hi Susan, Email me your Email addy at Brioamore@gmail.com and I will put an email together of a few tips and tricks you can try.
Best Regards
And Thank you for your Comment.
Kind Regards
Sam III
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Critique By:
Susan Cropper (K:2166)
12/1/2005 4:30:24 PM
Hi Sam,
I'd love some composition pointers on how to crop when you can't fit an entire landmark in the frame. I usually shoot way too many images of different parts of a building and I don't like any of them when I'm done. They all look like snapshots, like a person with a hand or foot cropped off.
If you want to share some wisdom, I'd love to listen.
Susan
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Critique By:
Nicole Marcisz (K:10268)
12/1/2005 3:09:57 PM
neat effects, I like the glow of the lights, I'm not sure about the angle though, I'd either like it straight or a more exaggerated angle.
cheers,
nicole
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Critique By:
Ellen Smith (K:14418)
12/1/2005 6:49:35 AM
Hi Tracy welcome to usefilm. I like the interesting coloring you used on this. I think Sam has made some good points but I find the only thing I would change is the horizon line. Use the free transform tool and give this a bit of a spin and then crop again. Welcome on board.
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Critique By:
Tracy Mortimer (K:369)
11/30/2005 9:15:50 AM
Hi Paul,
Thanks for the feedback. I had a look at your portfolio and it is by far one of the best that I have come across here at usefilm. I like the diversity in your subjects, it gives your folio a good balance...something for everyone! At the moment I'm trying to suss out portraiture, birdy boy would have to be one of my favourites. Great work!
Tracy
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Critique By:
Paul's Photos (K:35235)
11/29/2005 10:24:00 PM
very nice.. love Prague.. great capture
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Critique By:
Peter Skjold Petersen (K:971)
11/29/2005 8:13:54 PM
ok travel picture, I have also been there ;-)
and i love Australia,
I have been in finland, sweden, norway, gremany, austria, italy, spain, grees, croatia, poland, czech, thailand, australia, fiji, usa, mexico , england , france and burma
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Critique By:
Peter Skjold Petersen (K:971)
11/28/2005 10:18:32 AM
Very pretty girl / lady, the picture is ok, but not sharp ( I have been in Australia in 93 )
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Critique By:
György Szönyi (K:10011)
11/27/2005 9:26:00 PM
The good viewing angle give dynamism to the picture. I also like the brownish hue. The whole picture is very Parisien. Best, Gy.
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Critique By:
György Szönyi (K:10011)
11/27/2005 9:24:48 PM
A nice BW rendering of Prague's Old Town. The viewing angle is good, technical details are also satisfactory. The bustling crowd fills the historical place with life. Cheers, György
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Critique By:
György Szönyi (K:10011)
11/27/2005 9:23:04 PM
I think you have quite a few good pic, Tracy. This one conveys pretty well the atmosphere of that world famous place. At the same time the bluish hue provides a mild surprise, since those who know Florence and the Ponte Vecchio would associate it with brownish colors. This way you achieve that viewers will have a fresh impression. Best regards, György
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Critique By:
Tracy Mortimer (K:369)
11/27/2005 12:48:24 PM
Hi Peter,
Thanks for the feedback.
Tracy
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Critique By:
Tracy Mortimer (K:369)
11/26/2005 4:20:42 AM
Hi Massimiliano,
Thanks for the feedback.
Tracy
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Critique By:
Tracy Mortimer (K:369)
11/26/2005 4:18:25 AM
Hi Kevin,
Thanks for the feedback. Had a look at your portfolio...I like the architecture shots most especially the one with the fountain in Rome. Which fountain is it? I never did get to see that when I was there.
Tracy
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Critique By:
Tracy Mortimer (K:369)
11/26/2005 4:11:25 AM
Hi Nicasio,
Thank you for the feedback on my photos.
Tracy
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Critique By:
Massimiliano Vono (K:990)
11/25/2005 2:24:42 PM
nice sunny!
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Critique By:
Kevin H (K:22502)
11/24/2005 8:54:26 PM
Really nice effect with the lighting and dark shot. It makes this well known place more interesting. Keep up the good work.
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Critique By:
Nicasio Ciaccio (K:617)
11/24/2005 11:29:50 AM
Wonderfull shots.
beautiful colors
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Critique By:
Nicasio Ciaccio (K:617)
11/24/2005 11:26:40 AM
Optimal I use of the wide.
Beautiful photo.
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Critique By:
Steve Aronoff (K:18393)
11/23/2005 7:53:57 PM
Hi, Tracy,
What I did first was use PS Elements to decrease the brightness and increase the contrast overall a small amount, about -18 and +18, respectively. Then I selected the sky with the magic wand set at a tolerance of 50. I had to do select one sky portion and then add on others (shift-click). For the parts in the trees it's easiest to zoom in on different sections and then add them in. Then I simply decreased the brightness of the sky to -52. I hope this helps.
Steve
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Critique By:
Tracy Mortimer (K:369)
11/23/2005 3:56:35 PM
Hi Steve,
Thanks for the pointers. I want to know which is best way to tone down sky? Was using magic wand but can't seem to get the bits near the trees.
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Critique By:
Steve Aronoff (K:18393)
11/23/2005 3:32:06 PM
T think it's basically a very nice picture from a nice angle. My only suggestions, Tracy, would be to increase the contrast overall and to tone down the brightness of the sky. It would make the top of the building stand out more and better balance the sky with the dark bottom of the picture. I made a quicky solution:
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Critique By:
Shirley Grove (K:5514)
11/23/2005 2:53:28 PM
What an interesting view Tracey - have one with the same title in my portfolio.
Regards
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Critique By:
Tracy Mortimer (K:369)
11/23/2005 1:27:10 PM
Grazie Roberto!(i think
You have a fantastic portfolio! So many great shots but I particularly like "Abbandonata". Great angle and the contrast between boat and sky is amazing!!!
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Critique By:
Roberto Bertone (K:13239)
11/23/2005 1:17:42 PM
Ottimo e creativo lavoro!!!
Saluti.
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Critique By:
Tracy Mortimer (K:369)
11/23/2005 1:10:23 PM
Many thanks Chris!
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