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Critique By:
Tom Nosella (K:177)
3/22/2006 10:55:33 PM
Nice shot Nicholle! I've enjoyed looking at your photos, beautiful composition. nice to see the transition to digital!  Im a digital junkie myself. Thanks for the comments on my site.. much appreciated and nice to hear from. All the best.
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Critique By:
Jim Budrakey (K:24393)
9/24/2005 5:55:25 AM
Really nice shot of the whole Horshoe falls. You can feel the power.
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Critique By:
Nelson Moore [Kes] - (K:20241)
9/24/2005 3:11:25 AM
Nice view! I don't think I've seen a photo of Niagara Falls with so much...falls...included. The foreground gives a good perspective to the depth of the falls. Well done!
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Critique By:
Dany danY (K:1062)
3/2/2004 5:06:13 AM
May God take care of her.
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Critique By:
Kees and Carolyn (K:15193)
2/22/2004 10:05:18 PM
Beautiful landscape! Wonderful colors!
Carolyn
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Critique By:
Trish McCoy (K:15897)
2/20/2004 7:44:39 PM
Oh this is such a teary eyed shot. I Love this so much. such emotions come from this photograph. so loving and very very touching. sorry to hear of your loss. The look in the dogs eyes is so touching. he's feeling your pain too. beautiful photo here.
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Critique By:
In Transit (K:29432)
2/20/2004 4:12:28 PM
Please do accept condolences for your loss.
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Critique By:
Margareta Cortés (K:106)
2/20/2004 2:01:23 PM
Cute dog
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Critique By:
Gary Cardinal (K:1500)
2/20/2004 1:24:00 PM
A super photo of someone you love, a photo to treasure. Gary
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Critique By:
Brian T. Ach (K:1742)
2/20/2004 7:38:13 AM
So sorry for your loss; treasure this photo.
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Critique By:
Jeff Cartwright (K:52046)
2/20/2004 7:34:48 AM
Hi! Nicholle : Wow! is this a great Photograph, excellent composition, well taken, Nicholle !........!!!
Regards:
Jeff.
Ps: Thank you for your comments for My Photographs, you have an excellent Portfolio of Photographs.....I will be back.......Jeff!!!
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Critique By:
john amore (K:14015)
2/20/2004 7:23:55 AM
so natural so nice well done John
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Critique By:
david nicholson (K:96)
2/20/2004 7:21:50 AM
So Sorry,Regards David.
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Critique By:
Elizabeth O'Neal (K:4436)
2/20/2004 7:19:51 AM
Beautiful lady, sorry to hear of your loss. Sudden loses are the hardest, and especially at such a young age. We are all here for such a short amount of time, preparing for what God has in store for us in eternity. God bless you and your family.
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Critique By:
Peppino Bonu (K:7607)
2/20/2004 7:15:21 AM
Emotive picture!! Regards, Peppino.
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Critique By:
Jeff Cartwright (K:52046)
2/19/2004 4:07:33 PM
Hi! Nicholle : Excellent Photograph, Sun, and Sky colour, and detail of the water, enhanced, with the walking Figure.......Great Shot.....!!!
Regards:
Jeff Cartwright,
Rural Calgary, Alberta.
Ps: Thank you for your comment, of course you are right!...I don't Know why I Put watefall in the title, I have since edited it out!.......Jeff!!!
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Critique By:
Nicholle Kuzniak (K:98)
1/13/2003 7:13:47 AM
Thank you for your comments Lisa. I would have liked a smile too but sometimes when you ask for one at this age, it is a really fake one .
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Critique By:
Lisa Howeler (K:3706)
1/12/2003 7:38:47 PM
No comments on this one either huh? Well, I really like it and the DOF on it. THe expression is a neat one too. The chain in his hand is a little distracting and it is too bad he isn't smiling, but it is still a nice shot.
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Critique By:
Scott J Machalk (K:173)
1/3/2003 5:50:00 PM
The rule of thumb for movement in a photo is to have the object moving into the frame and
leave room in front of it to move into. When something is heading out of a frame like this, it
seems crowded up against the side of the image.
The waves are really nice. I would like to see them a little more on the diagonal to add some
dynamics (is that the word I'm looking for?) to the photo. I know this is difficult to do while getting
a bird to cooperate.
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Critique By:
Nicholle Kuzniak (K:98)
12/30/2002 6:14:26 PM
Is this scan and cropping better?
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Critique By:
Nicholle Kuzniak (K:98)
12/30/2002 10:30:55 AM
Thank you Keith. I just got a new scanner for Christmas and tried out scanning from the negative. I will try to scan it again and crop the photo as well. I appreciate it.
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Critique By:
Keith Naylor (K:13064)
12/28/2002 3:19:42 AM
Ignoring the quality of the scan this is quite a nice shot. I would recommend the horizon be repositioned at either 1/3 or 2/3 up the shot though. Try another crop and see the difference.
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Critique By:
Eric Goldwasser (K:4294)
8/20/2002 4:12:59 PM
Agree about the foreground. He looks very regal. like the colors on him.
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Critique By:
Nicholle Kuzniak (K:98)
8/20/2002 11:41:25 AM
Thank you for your comments Vincent. You are right about the foreground but this animal was not going to move. I waited around but he was too hot.
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Critique By:
Vincent K. Tylor (K:7863)
8/20/2002 10:30:28 AM
My wife and I both like this a lot. The colors surrounding the King of beasts are very nice. It would be helpful if the foreground rocks did not block so much of him...just a thought. Nice shot!
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Critique By:
Nicholle Kuzniak (K:98)
8/13/2002 12:06:48 PM
Thank you Jeroen. The glass was not flat so I probably would have had the same problem.
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Critique By:
Jeroen Wenting (K:25317)
8/13/2002 6:58:20 AM
The only real way to avoid reflections is to use a large rubber lenshood and press that against the glass.
But with the thick glass in these aquarium walls, you might still get reflections off the inside of the glass.
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Critique By:
Michael Jenkins (K:329)
7/8/2002 11:42:59 AM
Beautiful colours and lovely composition, Nicholle. The only thing that spoils it for me is that the horizon is not level. I sympathise, because I have the same problem myself and know the dificulty. Still, it's a beautiful sunset.
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Critique By:
Nicholle Kuzniak (K:98)
7/3/2002 6:00:13 AM
Thank you Kim. My dog is like yours. Although he is starting to 'pose' for me, it doesn't last very long, especially if we are outdoors! He is a hunter. I will try using the flash next time. Have a good day.
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Critique By:
Kim Culbert (K:37070)
7/2/2002 2:23:08 PM
A cute photo.. I've seen my goldens trying out the same thing... I like the light on the face, making the eye glow, but some light on the other side would be really great... either by using a flash to fill in the shadows, or by bouncing the light back. Now, I know I can tell you this, but when it comes to the time to take your dog's photo it can all go out the window, as your dog, if it's anything like mine, will not hold still while I adjust lights and hold up reflector board! But, if at all possible, keep those in mind!
I really like the framing here, as it keeps your dog and the water bottle as the central focus.
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