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Critique By:
Chris Eynon (K:1296)
4/20/2003 9:53:52 PM
Nice capture Glenn.
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Critique By:
Scott Ostrom (K:672)
4/20/2003 9:28:56 PM
I like the shot, I just wish it was a little lighter.
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Critique By:
Richard Ivan (K:512)
3/2/2003 6:06:05 PM
nice job. It looks great. 9 of 10
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Critique By:
Glenn Stamp (K:148)
3/1/2003 4:10:07 PM
thanks.
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| Photo By: Glenn Stamp
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Critique By:
eyad shammari (K:391)
3/1/2003 5:32:58 AM
Great job...
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| Photo By: Glenn Stamp
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Critique By:
Daniel Jarrett (K:612)
2/27/2003 11:53:04 AM
Scott.....Burnt means dark. How can it be burnt and overexposed?
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Critique By:
Hayri CALISKAN (K:16195)
2/24/2003 12:01:44 PM
Nice colours,beautiful composed.
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Critique By:
CJ McKendry (K:1388)
2/23/2003 5:43:07 PM
Good sky color, but imo it needs some content to really hold your interest... Something included in silhoette.. a tree, a bird, a boat. With this type of photo, you need to be very aware of your horizon line.. since it's your primary subject, it needs to be absolutely level, and should either ride higher in the photo (making the water the subject), or lower in the photo making the horizon and sky the subject. You have some good color here, and may want to try editing the photo to try different crops to see how moving the horizon changes the photo.
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Critique By:
Kim Culbert (K:37070)
2/13/2003 4:51:13 PM
With the selective colouring I find that I spend more time looking at the gold railings then at the subject, the rider. I think colouring should be used to enhance the subject, not take away from it. Still, good shot with a nice sense of motion.
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| Photo By: Glenn Stamp
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Critique By:
Daniel Jarrett (K:612)
2/13/2003 4:13:55 PM
Don't do this every again.
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Critique By:
Mary Sue Hayward (K:17558)
2/6/2003 6:15:05 AM
Glenn, you captured a pretty sky here. I've shot many similar images, and many of them share the main issue this one faces: as a stand alone pic, it isn't that exciting. The silhouette seems a bit soft (maybe my monitor), and the prettiest part of the sky is hidden. I like your suggestion about cropping more off the bottom, which might throw more focus on the sky. This is just my opinion. If the image pleases you, that is enough!
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| Photo By: Glenn Stamp
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Critique By:
Glenn Stamp (K:148)
2/6/2003 5:56:50 AM
What do you think about the photo?
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Critique By:
Glenn Stamp (K:148)
2/3/2003 7:38:04 PM
should i crop a little bit more on the bottom?
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Critique By:
Scott Grewe (K:541)
1/24/2003 8:38:02 PM
Glenn, Glenn, Glenn, Your a selective coloring fool! I am liking your camera more and more.The colors are sooo vivid. Shaun's sweater turned out bright red and the colors are true. I tried to do this with some of the old Photos From the AOL camera and everything is like a green or yellowish tint. Perfect though... I like it. Especially me with my badass camera and fisheye. P.S. oh yeah. the reason this isnt a good angle is becaus i was in the way in every other one. and That wite stripe shouldbe cropped be cause its burnt out and over exposed... I gave it a 5.
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Critique By:
Richard Ivan (K:512)
1/24/2003 1:17:06 PM
i like the angle but I wish that the white line where the sun was shining wasn't there.
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Critique By:
Jeremy Guzman (K:119)
1/22/2003 9:13:45 PM
HOW! Great capture...wish there was a better angle though.
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Critique By:
Richard Ivan (K:512)
1/22/2003 1:51:54 PM
ice job glenn. I think this is a good use of selective coloring.
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Critique By:
Glenn Stamp (K:148)
1/21/2003 5:50:51 AM
No not at all,I understand the idea your looking for but in my opinion i think i like seeing a little of where hes landing and whats he coming off of. But thanks alot for your comments and suggestions.
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Critique By:
Bryce Hughes (K:2957)
1/21/2003 5:20:34 AM
now, bear in mind i have no idea what i'm doing...
to me this one makes the viewer think alot more, as you can't see the ground, you have no idea of how long or high he's going, this may not be the idea your after, but to me it adds depth and stuff to it, and the trees in the background suggest some REAL height is happening here
like it? just ok? or am i completly off track??? i dunno hoe bmx shots are usually shot ao let me know if i just made a fool of myself k 
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Critique By:
Bryce Hughes (K:2957)
1/21/2003 5:13:55 AM
Glenn,
Do you have any of different angles? like Andy suggested, a bit closer and diff types of angles, eg from up on the wall, or even squatting on that box thing in the middle, getting the shadow in etc, i don't know how this move is done so that last one could possibly be in the way.
i have a suggestoin of a crop, it's a real tight one of him, come in from the right side....stuff this i'll just show ya...2 secs
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Critique By:
Andy Eulass (K:13435)
1/21/2003 4:38:02 AM
Come on folks, please start taking the time to say something if you're going to rate somebody's work this low. Its not fair to the people that took the time to try and contribute something to the site. What's it take, maybe 30 seconds to put something in writing?
Nice job with the stop action, Glenn. However, I see a bit of a red cast in the color balance. I think also to have been more effective, a more close-up shot would have been nice. Still, overall its nice work.
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Critique By:
Glenn Stamp (K:148)
1/19/2003 9:26:46 PM
haha scott
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Critique By:
Glenn Stamp (K:148)
1/18/2003 4:04:15 PM
Ya thats exactly what i was going for
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Critique By:
Scott Grewe (K:541)
1/17/2003 7:59:43 PM
Yeah and I told that to Richard, And My dad told that to me, And lenny from Wolf Camera told that to my dad, And Gary from the General Store told Lenny to tell my dad to tell me to tell Richard to Tell you that a WHITE flower doesnt look much diferent then BLACK AND WHITE! get it? Hell you might not even be able to tell the difference. Attatched is an exxageration!
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Critique By:
Richard Ivan (K:512)
1/17/2003 7:02:39 PM
Yea glenn thats what i have been telling you forever and you said "so what?"! look at mine and youll see what i meant about how contrast adds more to the picture!
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Critique By:
Glenn Stamp (K:148)
1/17/2003 6:56:54 PM
Thanks for the help Jonelle, the color does stand out more
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Critique By:
Jonelle Cetin (K:116)
1/17/2003 12:04:39 PM
good idea but drab colors. in photoshop you can change the colors to make it more vibrant. i took the liberty to do so maybe it will help? i also added an unsharp mask to the leaves so that they would stand out more
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Critique By:
Richard Ivan (K:512)
1/16/2003 4:31:11 PM
Glenn I like the concept of the photo. It is much like the one I am presently working on.Even still, I do have a few sugestions though. Perhaps pick a bricher subject so that the contrast between the color and black and white parts of the photo stand out more. also I am going to leave a small bit of the branches colour in on mine. Keep up the good work.
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Critique By:
Scott Marceau (K:479)
1/15/2003 9:20:20 AM
That rail is too short, hence he is not on his peg. Nice coloring the rail.
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Critique By:
Chad Naujoks (K:1242)
1/13/2003 7:51:37 PM
I like the shot, I think it is a good exposure for the 3800 into the sun, getting the detail in the greenery, I would have put the sun a little off center, but other then that I think it works for what you were going for.
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