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Critique By:
ann!e (K:2441)
9/5/2004 1:39:15 PM
Now, after beeing in Japan I love this photo....
It's so typically japanise... and I was in that subway too..
I think, this photo is really well done!!
again congratulations!
annie
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Critique By:
Peter (K:4365)
6/12/2004 11:38:03 AM
As per Chris Hunters comment - the photo looks a little washed out. The slight tilt is also a little distracting. Otherwise this is a beautifully composed photograph that captures the beauty of Kyoto and peace and serenity of the surroundings and tea ceremony. Quite perfect! Regards
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Critique By:
Teunis Haveman (K:37426)
6/11/2004 6:54:14 PM
Noam, Wow, what an beautiful colours
Teunis
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Critique By:
Roberto Arcari Farinetti (K:209486)
6/11/2004 3:38:20 PM
hello Noam..
a magnific choice of subject for a great poetry shot!
nice one
roby
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Critique By:
Chris Hunter (K:25634)
6/11/2004 1:05:11 PM
Good perspective, but it looks a little light (on my screen at least). I like the contrast on hues from the interior to the exterior,
Chris
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Critique By:
Peter (K:4365)
6/11/2004 3:00:58 AM
You could have called this one "Find the Eggs". 
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Critique By:
Jose Ignacio (Nacho) Garcia Barcia (K:96391)
6/10/2004 5:35:45 PM
wonderful. 7
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Teunis Haveman (K:37426)
6/9/2004 7:24:10 AM
Noam. again Beaitiful
Teunis
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Peter (K:4365)
6/9/2004 12:24:54 AM
In central Australia I used to work in a National Park doing research into bird longevity and migration patterns. The area bordered the Great Australian Bight and along this coast line many plovers nested in the same way as your Siksak. We used to wait for the eggs to hatch before banding the chick, much to the chagrin of the parents I wish I had my photos today to illustrate my story.
Great nature and documentary photo
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Critique By:
Paul Lara (K:88111)
6/8/2004 9:56:50 AM
Wow it took me a while to find them!
Too cool.
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Critique By:
Teunis Haveman (K:37426)
6/8/2004 7:39:28 AM
Noam. beautiful compositie Bird and eggs
Teunis
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Critique By:
greg collins (K:12273)
6/6/2004 12:40:32 PM
nicely done. Such a peaceful looking photo.
Greg
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Critique By:
Teunis Haveman (K:37426)
6/6/2004 9:57:52 AM
Noam, Excelent Sunset
Teunis
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Critique By:
noam eshel (K:287)
6/6/2004 7:06:35 AM
Thanks for the PS technique info.
These birds are of the type with the long legs and delicate beak. In other words, I don't know...
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Peter (K:4365)
6/6/2004 6:57:53 AM
Beautiful! A truely classic landscape, but one you never tire of! What types of birds are these?
With respect to your question regarding the background of my flower shot - I took the shot in RAW mode and used a black jumper as the background. Then in PS I increased shadows to total darkness. A little cloning took out the outstanding highlights. Sound like a long process, but actually only took less than a minute.
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Critique By:
Peter (K:4365)
6/5/2004 11:28:31 PM
Individualist, or just hungry? Nice shot and a real element of humour!
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Critique By:
noam eshel (K:287)
6/3/2004 6:58:44 AM
Peter, You succeed to get great results from the stitching. Unfortunately, I do not do a lot of post processing. (Using IrfanView to adjust colours and neat image to take out some of the noise if necessary). It is about time for me to show more serious attitude for my hobbies
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Critique By:
Peter (K:4365)
6/2/2004 10:30:54 PM
Excellent photograph - a shot that could never have been achieved without the panoramic stitching treatment. I've been doing a lot like this recently. The Canon stitching program can provide excellent results, although in can take a few days of patient post-stitch PS work to make them look truely seamless. Have you tried "Panoramic Tools"? - difficult to use without one of the many front ends like PTGui, but the results can be far superior. Looking forward to seeing more images from your part of the world, and some more experiments in panoramas
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Critique By:
Teunis Haveman (K:37426)
6/2/2004 3:56:37 PM
Noam. Great shot
Teunis
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Critique By:
David McClenaghan (K:9481)
6/2/2004 11:59:29 AM
Hahaha poor girl
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Critique By:
noam eshel (K:287)
6/2/2004 11:50:07 AM
She sustained bravely first the falling and later the picture stitching
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Critique By:
David McClenaghan (K:9481)
6/2/2004 11:47:18 AM
Great stitch and brilliant panorama.
Did your sister hurt herself when she fell in Hahaha 
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Critique By:
Gerry Pacher (K:7303)
5/30/2004 6:29:15 PM
Dear Noam, this is an outstanding work. I like this strong colors and the geometry.
Congratulation for this fantastic work.
Regards, Gerry
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Critique By:
André Bermak (K:14443)
5/30/2004 4:33:59 PM
Linda macro/captura.Excelentes detalhes e padrão!!!!!
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Critique By:
Teunis Haveman (K:37426)
5/30/2004 12:09:49 PM
Noam. I like it
I have eat this and have this in aan other year in my Garden , but not green ,but yellow
Teunis
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Critique By:
David McClenaghan (K:9481)
5/30/2004 11:23:43 AM
Hahaha
Well then please go out and buy another and get some clear close ups before you eat it again
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Critique By:
noam eshel (K:287)
5/30/2004 11:14:14 AM
David, The subject of the photo was already eaten, so it can't be pictured any more. I attach a cropped image from the same picture.
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Critique By:
David McClenaghan (K:9481)
5/30/2004 11:07:43 AM
Absolutely amazing.
Would love to see some closer shots of this wierd vegetable.
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Critique By:
Peter (K:4365)
5/30/2004 10:46:01 AM
Amazing! Truely!
With respect to "Waterfall", the stitch came about more by accident than by design. But in the end I liked the wide angle effect that I could never have achieved in a single shot and the G5's widest angle.
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Critique By:
Kristina Kohut (K:49990)
5/30/2004 10:44:35 AM
Wow! How extremely beautiful and interesting details! Like a palace in an underwater world or something! I am impressed too, it looks very beautiful and original!
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