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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
7/9/2007 5:05:10 PM
I'm afraid the scanner is not to blame this time... I "forgot" to bring a tripod, so I had to brace myself against a wall to make this 1 sec exposure. The other image, of the large cross, was 1/4th of a second, handheld. Hence the soft look..
I know, I know.. "always use a tripod" etc etc... These damn things are a real bother when walking around in a city, not to mention the weight... It's a love-hate thing I guess 
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| Photo By: Tim Hoogendijk
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
7/9/2007 4:48:15 PM
@Patrick & Kes: Thank you for your comments!!
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| Photo By: Tim Hoogendijk
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
7/6/2007 3:11:24 PM
Dit is inderdaad het centraal Rini. Helaas in de steigers. Maar goed, het wordt er vast mooier op (net als de grote hal binnen, die nu al weer een tijdje in opgeknapte staat te bewonderen is).
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| Photo By: Tim Hoogendijk
(K:255)
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
7/4/2007 2:48:01 PM
Thanks Leo. Nice work with the Rollei btw :-)
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| Photo By: Tim Hoogendijk
(K:255)
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
11/21/2004 12:46:47 PM
I like the raw texture here. You succeeded very well in capturing the atmosphere of a graveyard in this photo.
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| Photo By: Chris Hudson
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
11/21/2004 12:39:28 PM
Nice photo. Too bad the corner of the table is in focus in stead of the child... Otherwise very nice.
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| Photo By: Salvo Valenti
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
11/17/2004 1:31:20 PM
Very nice street photo! What kind of developer do you use for HP5?
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| Photo By: Chris Hudson
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
11/4/2004 6:26:39 PM
Again, another excellent street photo!
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| Photo By: Dmitri Ivanov
(K:0)
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
10/31/2004 1:26:35 PM
Hahaha :-) Very, very good.
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| Photo By: Paolo Cardone
(K:1161)
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
10/30/2004 1:23:56 PM
Excellent photo! The grain is a bit too coarse IMHO.
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| Photo By: Sébastien Pepinster
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
10/28/2004 11:40:24 AM
Riny,
Het was de grote demonstratie tegen de kabinetsplannen (2 oktober). Er waren toen ongeveer 200000 mensen op de been (volgens de vakbonden 300000 ;-)). In ieder geval een mooie gelegenheid voor wat straatfotografie... De komende dagen zal ik nog wat foto's van deze demonstratie op usefilm plaatsen.
Groet, Tim.
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| Photo By: Tim Hoogendijk
(K:255)
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
10/26/2004 5:15:41 PM
Great street photo!! (you chose the right shutter speed :-))
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| Photo By: Ivan Chernichkin
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
9/12/2004 7:44:25 PM
"This image has great potential, had you adjusted it to fit what most of us would have seen had we been present at this site."
Irony? Let's hope so.
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| Photo By: Georges Moreira
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
9/3/2004 3:14:05 PM
Wow! There is nothing I don't like about this photo. I'll add it to my favorites.
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| Photo By: Ivan Chernichkin
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
9/3/2004 2:45:59 PM
Another wonderful portrait. Your work is great!
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| Photo By: Andreas Hering
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
9/2/2004 7:23:12 PM
Een z/w straatportret is inderdaad heel wat anders dan wat we van je gewend zijn, maar ik moet zeggen dat ik zeer gecharmeerd ben van deze mooie foto. Is dit het begin van een nieuwe serie prachtige Hollandsche taferelen? Ga zo door!
Tim
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| Photo By: Teunis Haveman
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
9/1/2004 9:50:51 AM
M'n complimenten voor deze mooie foto.
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| Photo By: Klaas Jan van Egmond
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
8/27/2004 12:21:46 PM
Very nice street photo! I like the framing, though it's a bit heavy on the left side. Maybe you could crop a little bit to balance the composition.
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| Photo By: Shannhan Pat
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
8/21/2004 12:41:13 PM
Hi Steff,
Thanks for your comment. I don't know about the Yashimar lenses, but the Yashinon on my camera is pretty sharp. It might be true dat the Yashimar only produces good results at f11 or f16, but you'll use those apertures the most anyway (because of the limited dof with an 80mm lens). Good luck with your camera.
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| Photo By: Tim Hoogendijk
(K:255)
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
7/31/2004 8:55:29 PM
Beautiful photo!
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| Photo By: Marcin Gorski
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
6/2/2004 12:22:20 PM
Oliver, your street photos are very good.
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| Photo By: Oliver Dienst
(K:452)
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
5/23/2004 1:48:30 PM
This is really beautiful!!
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| Photo By: filip (outsider)
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
5/23/2004 1:26:53 PM
Street photography is difficult indeed, but you do it very well (those photos of the street-merchants are really good!).
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| Photo By: Datta Gumaste
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
5/17/2004 5:50:49 PM
Magnificent colours! I assume you used a filter? Too bad your scanner/neg/print was a bit dirty..
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| Photo By: James Taylor
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
5/17/2004 9:19:28 AM
Yes, but the Electro and I had a disagreement about the closest focusing distance. I was too lazy to move my chair and he was too stubborn to go beyond 80cm... But that's OK, because it reflects the mood of a place where sharpness fades away with time (and the amount of beer one drinks) :-)
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| Photo By: Tim Hoogendijk
(K:255)
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
5/4/2004 3:37:01 PM
Photo's of cats are usually not my favourite, but I've never seen one with such a beautiful background! :-) Very nice.
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| Photo By: Carlo Ottaviani
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
5/2/2004 3:16:41 PM
This landscape is almost a bit too moody... ;-) No seriously, this photo is really too dark. I'm not sure what I'm looking at.. I see some kind of shed surrounded by trees and a house in the background. I assume the shed is starting too fall apart and/or the trees are overgrowing the shed, so it's indeed a very suitable subject for your new series. Maybe you should try to isolate an element of this shed where the tension between nature and the building is clearly visible. Try to keep the composition simple, so the message you try to make clear to the viewer is easier to recognize.
Are you going to post your series on usefilm? I'm looking forward to it.
Regards,
Tim
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| Photo By: PhilCB 1973
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
5/2/2004 2:39:17 PM
Teunis, aangenaam kennis te maken :-) Ook m'n complimenten voor je portfolio met al die mooie, typisch Nederlandse plaatjes.
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| Photo By: Tim Hoogendijk
(K:255)
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
4/28/2004 3:03:44 PM
Beautiful photo. The monochrome colours of the building form a nice contrast with the sitting person. The dof & framing makes the whole scene look like a stage, with the architecture as decor-pieces.
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| Photo By: Hugo de Wolf
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Critique By:
Tim Hoogendijk (K:255)
4/24/2004 6:08:06 PM
Very beautiful street scene. Lovely hat as well :-) But damn those high-end digital cameras!! It's so sharp, it hurts my eyes! A bit of grain and softness would be nice (or am I just jealous? ;-)).
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