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Critique By:
Tarah Toler (K:-382)
3/7/2007 1:26:32 AM
The movement was from a fan
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Critique By:
Tarah Toler (K:-382)
2/24/2005 11:54:27 PM
I agree with David she looks fake if you were trying to make her look perfect you should have made her lags smaller too. Also her hair is green??? is that what you were going for?
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Critique By:
Tarah Toler (K:-382)
2/22/2005 1:28:25 AM
it's just you no flash was used.
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Critique By:
Tarah Toler (K:-382)
2/18/2005 5:54:25 PM
thanks Richard
Tarah 
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Critique By:
Tarah Toler (K:-382)
9/30/2004 6:02:37 PM
You do wonderful work, I love how you come in so close. your shots are vary intimate and stunning. I shoot a lot of people as well, I am still learning and have much to improve on. keep up the good work.
best wishes
Tarah
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Critique By:
Tarah Toler (K:-382)
9/30/2004 5:09:14 PM
This is a great shot , I love it .
Tarah
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Critique By:
Tarah Toler (K:-382)
9/7/2004 11:43:49 PM
Your amazing, I love your work
Tarah
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Critique By:
Tarah Toler (K:-382)
8/25/2004 4:14:51 PM
no they are not professional models. just friends, people I find on the street, and at church.
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Critique By:
Tarah Toler (K:-382)
8/18/2004 8:55:39 PM
Jim, I see that you like nature photography
you should check out my professors work. I think you would like it. His name is Ralph Clevenger.
Tarah
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Critique By:
Tarah Toler (K:-382)
8/18/2004 8:48:14 PM
I will have been shooting for 2-years this November
thank you so much for liking my work, I work vary hard and it's nice to know that somebody out there likes my stuff.
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Critique By:
Tarah Toler (K:-382)
8/4/2004 1:29:24 AM
Hello Richard,
I did live in this town but have moved from there, it was great there is so much stuff to explore and discover there. And if you like shooting old stuff it's pure heaven.
Tarah
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Critique By:
Tarah Toler (K:-382)
8/3/2004 3:48:58 PM
Yes Rebecca I used a 25red filter
Tarah
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Critique By:
Tarah Toler (K:-382)
8/2/2004 2:28:45 PM
Yes I did use a red filter, a 25red
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Critique By:
Tarah Toler (K:-382)
8/1/2004 7:47:52 PM
Thanks for taking the time to look at my work and thanks even more for being inpresed. I as well lopoked at your work and love what you do.
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Critique By:
Tarah Toler (K:-382)
7/24/2004 11:26:41 PM
Your so nice, Thank you so much for taking the time to look through my work.
Tarah
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Critique By:
Tarah Toler (K:-382)
7/24/2004 10:47:14 PM
This is how i shot the photo, trust me there is no detail in the neg, I wanted to blow it out and I did. I did nothing to it in photoshop.
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Critique By:
Tarah Toler (K:-382)
7/22/2004 6:19:05 PM
Hello Gary, and thank you for your comment.
The reason for the pearls was simple because it was assigned to me. the other tow with out were shot simple for my self. Yes I agree with you I just had to come up with 5 different backgrounds for the pearls, and the spoons was one. I was going for a mixture of something elegant against some thing ordinary and used on a day to day bases. The 4 other back grounds are a mixture of things in the kitchen like utensils and fruit.
As for the tight crop. It was the only option for me because I was working with a rather small pice of tile for the background and to get the spoons that size without having fall off from the large format camera I was forced to shoot so tight.
NOTE:
I know I could have used photoshop,
But unfortunately I shot this before I knew how to use photoshop.
P.S.
I love your work!
thanks again
Tarah
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Critique By:
Tarah Toler (K:-382)
7/1/2004 7:38:33 PM
John,
I took the time to look at your stuff and I must say it's lovely. I love our stile it's fresh and new. I hope you don't mind me adding you to my friends list.
Tarah
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Critique By:
Tarah Toler (K:-382)
6/29/2004 5:10:11 PM
Well the reason the focus is not at the tip is for more of the abstract feel of things. Thats why I put the photo in the abstract category, as well as Unusual vision. Because it's are nature as humans to put the focal point @ the tip or @ the center of the composed peace. I guess I'm just trying to broaden my way of thinking, doing something different for a change. Just trying to take it to another level, doing something unusual and what we as people would consider not normal. Other wise it would not be unusual vision. I have the same pic but with the focal point on the tip and it just does not work as well but thank you so much for your comment and please do not hesitate to leave as many comments as you would like.
thanks again
Tarah
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Critique By:
Tarah Toler (K:-382)
6/27/2004 3:33:51 AM
No I do not have any close-ups of the tree, I was unfortunately only working with my wide angle (14-mm) that day. I was on assignment just to soot wide. Thank you so much for your comment though. I looked at your work It's vary good I have lots of old B&W shots my self most are from Montana, old barns, cars and stuff. I just have not been able to put my B&W shots on the site just yet. I have only been a member a short time (7-days I think)
p.s.. I wanted to say that I love some of your shots
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