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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
9/21/2008 3:14:13 AM
Photo was created using a keychain light and f11 @ 15sec
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| Photo By: Frank L. Thomas
(K:369)
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
8/13/2004 7:00:53 AM
This is a great photo, I enjoy seeing the range of tones on a B&W photo. The textures from the hat to the tones of her skin show great lighting control. By the way her eyes seems like shes saying " hey what do think of this photo, and makes you look around to see its details.
Well done,
Andrew
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| Photo By: Andrew Michael
(K:86)
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
8/10/2004 1:53:29 PM
I just finish reading articles about patterns of photographs, and this is a excellent way of displaying how well a pattern can look in a photo. Great Work.
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| Photo By: senthil kumaar
(K:19)
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
4/5/2004 6:47:49 AM
You bring such softness to a photographs 2 deminisional world
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| Photo By: Pascal Renoux
(K:4077)
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
12/9/2003 9:46:30 AM
I really enjoyed looking at this photo. It appears to be a shadow of a enormous character runnning from behind the clouds and soon to be making its steps in front of the horizon. Excellent Photo, with great colors.
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| Photo By: Hassan Ahmed
(K:2995)
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
10/24/2003 6:38:26 AM
Beautiful, it looks like a panda bear (this was said before reading any other comments )
Although, now that read them Robert no your not crazy or we are sharing the same eyes.
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| Photo By: Gabriele Pfund
(K:11745)
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
10/23/2003 5:57:24 AM
Johathan, first I want to honestly thank you for bold opinion on my photo of "Vision of Beauty". Mabye it needs a name change. However, it's intension was at the technique of lighting of the photo. And eventhough she is then, her personal self is strong ( that her beauty).
Enough on that, your photograph is an excellent example how one can be drawn into a photo. The depth of field make me think of what lies beyond the mist. I imaging more sunflowers. Beautifully done. Also, it looks like the ones in the front are in shame while all the rest look upon them. " I think I am looking to hard into the photo. Thanks for sharing.
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Photo By: Jonathan Charles
(K:5248)
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
10/14/2003 8:18:57 AM
Quite the morbed photograph; although, it seems to be done with a great attention to detail.
Excellent compisitions. Love, the color "RED" and "Mustard brown/yellow"
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| Photo By: Leslie Hancock
(K:910)
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
9/26/2003 4:57:56 PM
Very soft and pleasent. Dislpay such a warm feeling. Nicely done.
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| Photo By: Oze Celik
(K:176)
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
9/26/2003 12:56:35 PM
This is one of the BEST night shots I've seen. This has the perfect coloring range in the sky as well as the forground. Thanks very much for sharing.
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| Photo By: Hayri CALISKAN
(K:16195)
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
9/26/2003 10:45:57 AM
Excellent!! photo, the DOF creates such dramatic effect.
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| Photo By: PIOTR KOWALIK
(K:1185)
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
9/26/2003 5:15:33 AM
This is a vivid photo with excellent colors that "LEAP" right at you. Also, this is a well composed shot due to the DOF you have used.
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| Photo By: Javed Rassi
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
9/18/2003 5:08:32 AM
Picture of the can, it on a slant and once some one notices that they will be looking at the girl on the right side of the can the whole time saying that could of been in more focus. The girl takes the attention of the photo not the can. Now if that what you where aiming for great job.
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| Photo By: Hüsmen Sevim
(K:45)
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
9/18/2003 5:01:20 AM
Excellent capture, and a awesome background to enhance the forground of this photo.
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| Photo By: Takács Zsolt
(K:79)
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
9/17/2003 7:34:25 AM
Nice photo; however, I would look into using filters on your camera to make the background colors have deeper colors which will allow the forground objects stand out more in your photos
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| Photo By: Isaac Shaw
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
9/11/2003 7:50:03 AM
This is one of your best photos. I just have one critique though. I would of place her right hand a little further back so that the color of her skin on her hand wouldn't show right next to her face. All and all perfect picture.
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| Photo By: John Stalter
(K:66)
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
9/11/2003 6:24:39 AM
I think this is a nice photo; however, these are things that I would suggest.
1. Move her back so that she wouldn't be so close to the left of the frame. Also, that would take her back out of the photo which doesn't seems to be arched and uncomfortable.
2. Never cut of the breast of a women in a frame. Especially, when it can be a asset to the photo.
3. ( This one is a give or take ) a light bouncing upward of a reflector ( soft light )
would probably dampen the redish cheeks and produce less shadows under the neck giving the photo more even tones. ( if thats what your aiming for )
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| Photo By: John Nelson
(K:161)
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
9/8/2003 7:47:17 PM
I thought I would right myself a commet just to see if I could post a better version of this photo. I decided to remove some highlights from the lips and the nose to see if it made any improvements on the photo
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| Photo By: Frank L. Thomas
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
9/6/2003 5:51:03 PM
Wonderful image, which is full of color; however, it leaves me looking for a focal point due to it not being a focused image.
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| Photo By: POYRAZ GERCEK
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
9/4/2003 6:14:40 PM
Lips beautiful; however, I would ask did you mean to cut of the corner of her mouth on the right her right side and was it intentionally uneven in the frame. If so could compisitions. Otherwise, i would suggest taking a little more time to compose the shot.
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| Photo By: Ayse Telci
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
9/3/2003 5:40:46 AM
Emil, this is another fantastic "painting w/ light photo". Soon I will get to try this technique and post one. Althought, I do have one thing to mention about this one. The show are her left hand on her face is distracting because of how it cause a thick line between her hand and the background.
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| Photo By: emil schildt
(K:427)
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
9/3/2003 5:18:53 AM
Nana, this is the second photo of yours that I placed into my favorites, they show so much strength and beauty in what B&W photography can give. I look forward to seeing more of your photos.
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| Photo By: Nana Sousa Dias
(K:263)
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
8/30/2003 6:10:07 PM
This is a well taken photo. However, I would take more notice to the smaller details in the photo, such as the stray hairs that are somewhat visible above her arm. Its not a distraction from your model "Oh, no". Just a distraction to the photo. If you look at my example you will notice the absence of the strays
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| Photo By: Oscar Pinto
(K:286)
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
8/29/2003 7:00:13 PM
This is a photograph is visually intense....Excllent! Is it possible to explain the lighting technique to acheive this type of photo effect.
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| Photo By: Anders Schildt
(K:117)
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
8/28/2003 1:19:15 PM
Simply an awsome IDEA! I just put a smile on my face to see that type of imagination. Wonderful, just wonderful.
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| Photo By: ABBA RICHMAN
(K:220)
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
8/28/2003 4:44:17 AM
This is a perfect silhouette, and a fantastic moment to be captured on film. However, the complete blackness with no detail leave me with a bit of "HOW", because so much light surrounding and no hint of shadows or textures in the black. Just a thought.
Still love the shot though.
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| Photo By: Lorenzo Lessi
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
8/26/2003 4:39:17 AM
This is one for my favorites. I am always looking for new painting with light photos. Another great display of skill Emil. And thanks for the inspiration. I am going to try this technique soon.
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| Photo By: emil schildt
(K:427)
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
8/15/2003 6:25:49 AM
Powerful and Spooky! Excellent Photography. Not spooky as in not beautiful. But as if she is in a trace.
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| Photo By: Pawel Topolski
(K:215)
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
8/12/2003 1:12:16 PM
Great Photo, the shadows from the trees makes it look like she is standing infront of a flame and with her eyes the way they are directed makes it seem if she is willing to walk right thought the flame with no fear.
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| Photo By: Look @
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Critique By:
Frank L. Thomas (K:369)
8/12/2003 12:29:35 PM
Shannon is this picture in Boston on a back road close to a large body of water with a lighthouse. Oh, the picture really great, and you can realy see the detail in the deposits on the walls.
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| Photo By: shannon graham
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