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Critique By:
Giuseppe Guadagno (K:34002)
10/28/2006 3:53:07 PM
Roby, you capture has surprised the night while it furtively spreads on the earth overwhelming the last, now tired rays of the sun. But the sun still defends the last castle up there, where I would be now.
A beautiful picture!
Have a pleasant weekend Roby.
Giuseppe
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| Photo By: Roberto Arcari Farinetti
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Critique By:
Giuseppe Guadagno (K:34002)
10/23/2006 9:59:18 AM
I like the range of tones from the shadowy base, that anchors steadly the image, to the soft sky.
The birch has no one leaf; here the fall is now beginning. Arnoldas, is it moss on the branches?Take care.
Giuseppe
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| Photo By: Arnoldas Jurgaitis
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Critique By:
Giuseppe Guadagno (K:34002)
10/7/2006 10:45:15 PM
Lovely Jacek! The stones are so real and the water so clean that going farther in the pool I don't understand any more what is reflection and what reality. Excellent work for me Jacek.
Have a pleasant weekend.
Giuseppe
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Critique By:
Giuseppe Guadagno (K:34002)
4/8/2006 8:40:27 PM
Monika, since I admire your beautiful flowers in a white background I am often thinking about my background, quite inverted. I am considering to experiment your way.
The picture, splendid once again: a dreamy image of flighing tulips made of pure trasparent lights. Another photo of yours in My Favorite Images.
Have an happy Sundays Monika.
Giuseppe
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Critique By:
Giuseppe Guadagno (K:34002)
2/9/2006 1:56:47 PM
Hi Tim. I've read your answer to Bill Morgenstern. The procedure you used for creating the two orchids, that you describe, is just the way I love most and try to put into practice. But the results are too, too, too much different from yours! Similar pictures remain my hoped, impossible aim. Even if I see that people prefer bright, vivid coloured flower pics.
While I admire your pictures I take heart!
Cheers.
Giuseppe
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| Photo By: Tim Long
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Critique By:
Giuseppe Guadagno (K:34002)
1/25/2006 10:25:19 PM
Sometimes the title makes the picture. But your pick has more merits: colours, composition, the usual clearness and a tridimensional feeling that comes, I suppose, from the three levels composition an the stark contrast of dark outlines and highlights on the "leaves". Is that right?
Giuseppe
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