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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
1/26/2007 10:18:17 PM
Truly a nice photograph, a beautiful Macro & love the texture -- feathering into the soft focus (depth of field) of the background.
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| Photo By: Kenneth C. Long, Sr.
(K:4245)
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
9/9/2006 10:20:47 PM
Evinston to Cross Creek Paint Out.
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| Photo By: Clay Turtle
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
8/29/2006 6:44:30 AM
Noting the verticle straitications remind me of film being improperly processed or fogged? So I seeing an uncharacteristic change in tone of the trees in the background I would think you are tinkering with the facory setting?
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| Photo By: Satori 77
(K:713)
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
8/29/2006 6:38:17 AM
Perhaps it is my mood but I stared at the photo for a long while without prejudice of the title or statements of others to bias my preception.
the low light => dark shades give a restful, sombre aspect to the scene while the eyes closed but not clinched shut adds a feeling of peace or at rest to the emotions. the pursing of the lips give an aspect of pouting or discomfort in the atmosphere.
Yes, I can sense a sadness. The calm acceptance of the situation which is not a favorable resolution.
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| Photo By: Satori 77
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
8/29/2006 5:35:25 AM
Nice image, the signiture seems to indicate that it is a painting but the play of shadows is characteristic of sculpture?
The history lesson is characterized of depth of thinking & feelings beyond the mediocre.
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| Photo By: Quix Photography
(K:20204)
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
8/27/2006 2:26:42 PM
Rich contrast between the colours, beauty of seeing the close up & personal aspect of a flower!
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| Photo By: emiliano chionaky
(K:3135)
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
8/26/2006 6:23:51 PM
Very nice close -up!
Hmm . . .What are they standing on?
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Photo By: Joe Ciccone
(K:3684)
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
8/14/2006 8:12:46 PM
Wow, one really needs to get down & study this work to really appreciate (evaluate) your work!
I am not familiar with the camera (medium format) which would make the 43mm len, a wide angle?
The exposure of 30" or 1/30 gives accent to the form to clouds yet give the blurred aspect of motion. The dark foregound not only gives contrast to the flowers (foreground) but gives rise to the feeling that the middle ground (light area beyond tree) of flowing water of a seashore while the perspective horizon appeals to the sense of rising out of a sea.
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| Photo By: Moises Levy
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
8/4/2006 12:48:02 AM
Actually I was not being critical, an open space would have added separation to the tree in the scene. a small distraaction ofr some but an excellent exposure.
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| Photo By: Steve Pierce
(K:50)
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
8/4/2006 12:43:10 AM
Nicely done as most of your work shows talent!
I am curious though about the Kodak Academy 200?
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| Photo By: Dubravko Grakalic
(K:25235)
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
7/28/2006 3:12:40 AM
Excellant work! Althought the frame may have caused the tree tops to extend beyond the photo?
I little more info on the shot would have been nice but doesn't detract from the photo.
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| Photo By: Steve Pierce
(K:50)
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
4/7/2006 7:05:04 PM
Simply elegant! Palm frond macro?
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| Photo By: Yoshiyuki Tanaka
(K:13580)
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
4/7/2006 6:38:17 PM
excellent colour & focus, the background of buds & flowers give the delicate nature to the object of the photograph
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| Photo By: Yoshiyuki Tanaka
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
4/6/2006 9:44:53 PM
Simply beautiful with stunnig colour, excellent focus. Am I mistaken but it appears to be rather wet perhaps at the edge of a pool?
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| Photo By: Kenneth C. Long, Sr.
(K:4245)
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
4/5/2006 8:41:36 PM
An impressive shot with silhouette of foreground => horizon being broken by the highlight (white) of the waves dramatic effect.
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| Photo By: Ann Van Breemen
(K:13399)
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
3/31/2006 4:24:50 AM
beautifully done with impressive focus is it amacro?
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| Photo By: Sergio Cárdenas
(K:25028)
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
3/28/2006 3:32:56 AM
One word . . . Beautiful!
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| Photo By: Domjan Svilkovic
(K:3104)
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
3/26/2006 12:59:35 AM
Excellent work & some don't realize how active insects can bee (busy). Nice timing to capture the subject so well!
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| Photo By: fahad alfahad
(K:483)
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
3/26/2006 12:35:50 AM
Excellent photograph, like the rainforest to give produce green tint to sunlight as it filters through the trees, accented by the bright sunlight (high-white).
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| Photo By: andrew rode
(K:490)
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
3/24/2006 5:57:40 PM
I noted you seem to like the macro univese so this would be a rather startling departure & wonderfully done as well. Not sure about the bent wire technique? But it results are good!
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| Photo By: Domjan Svilkovic
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
3/24/2006 5:47:41 PM
I could take credit for the macro but the lens/camera provided most of the main ingredients, as for the rest well 'nature provided'. Thank you for the acknowledgement.
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| Photo By: Clay Turtle
(K:-42)
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
3/24/2006 5:46:58 PM
I could take credit for the macro but the lens/camera provided most of the main ingedients, as for the rest well 'nature provided'. Thank you for the acknowledgement.
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| Photo By: Clay Turtle
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
3/22/2006 2:38:13 AM
Truely nicely done, good composition, I especially likke the reflections in the pool.
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| Photo By: Anson Moye
(K:3480)
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
3/16/2006 2:51:29 AM
A nicely caught photo,the slight blur of motion giving animation to the scene in contrast to the b&w look of those beyond (out of focus). Good use of the depth of field! Emphasising a close relation of the girl.
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| Photo By: Nuri ALTINOK
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
3/16/2006 2:35:17 AM
I had to look close to be sure but it is a nice high key photo except for the predominate object is dark? Nice photograph (b&w negative 8 x10?)
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| Photo By: Luca Pellegrino
(K:180)
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
3/16/2006 2:11:23 AM
I like it but then I enjoy an open panoramic of the south & mid-west. Interesting, most would seek to emphasis the towering stone but instead the immensity of stratified layers of clouds dominates the scene.
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| Photo By: Derrald Farnsworth-Livingston
(K:151)
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
3/16/2006 12:44:04 AM
Hmm . . . sharpness? I like that (even at this low dpi) you see the stamen of the central flowers. If you had shot this on chrome or raised the contrast level would have increased the contrast but . . . my feeling is you wanted a more soft continuum like looking into a campfire as you sit reflecting life.
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| Photo By: Anson Moye
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
3/15/2006 8:00:51 PM
I see you love the beauty of flora blossom. This is a magnificent photo. Bravo
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| Photo By: Alicia Popp
(K:87532)
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
3/12/2006 9:03:35 PM
Nice photograph & a nice portfolio, I especially like this one & the Valentine.
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| Photo By: nashwa rayyan
(K:1137)
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Critique By:
Clay Turtle (K:-42)
3/9/2006 5:43:29 PM
Great shot, but the muted brown tone. Is it color film or toned b&w? I wonder as the vignetting shows that you have put a lot of work into the presentation.
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| Photo By: Jon O'Brien
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