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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/13/2005 12:24:36 PM
Good dof, nicely isolated.
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| Photo By: Karen Engelbreth
(K:943)
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/9/2005 4:50:55 PM
I like this photo.
The shape of the subject mimics the shape of the trees and landscape. v.g.
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| Photo By: Gosia Barta
(K:824)
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/9/2005 4:45:18 PM
I believe that your questions are best asked and answered in the donor forum.
Also, my personal opinion is that if I didn't like a particular photo project, ie fall color 2001, that I just wouldn't enter a photo in that project.
As for this particular shot, it is very good. Allthough what's with the advertising?
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| Photo By: susan darcey
(K:601)
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/9/2005 4:17:54 PM
Good photograph Gabriella.
The colour adds to the moody feeling.'
Strangely the satellite dishes are pointing at the moon. I wonder if they are recieving any extra-terrestrial messages.
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| Photo By: Gabriella Carta
(K:22879)
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/9/2005 4:04:32 PM
Good photograph, fantastic architecture.
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| Photo By: MCHK 2000
(K:4701)
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/9/2005 3:39:54 PM
Thanks Melisa.
I thought about cloning this out, it is some sort of water plant, but I didn't want to do anything to this image, other than sharpening a little for e-mail purposes. And besides,this is the only way to tell whether or not the shot is upside down.
Your comments are welcome.
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| Photo By: Matt Hopson
(K:1340)
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/9/2005 3:31:15 PM
Great shot Jin,
The diagonals are the foundation, and all the interesting details are built on them.
Ancient architecture, and yet something art decco about it. Probably the colours.
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| Photo By: Jin Kang
(K:1022)
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/8/2005 3:45:52 PM
Hi Mark,
Thanks for your comments. As for listening behind me, not really necessary as I had my dog with me and he is terrified of thunder and trains. As long as his tail is up I know there are no trains or storms within 100 miles.
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| Photo By: Matt Hopson
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/7/2005 5:18:41 AM
What an interesting place.
So many different kinds of flora. I hope you took a lot of shots.
Good composition on this photo.
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| Photo By: Roger Bird
(K:33)
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/1/2005 11:55:52 PM
Great shot Mark, good tones and comp.
The street light at 90 degree angle seems to add something to the photo, perhaps a reference point for the different angles of the roofs, I don't know, any how, it works.
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| Photo By: Mark Kresl
(K:9434)
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/1/2005 11:47:27 PM
Hi Mohamed.
This is a great silhouette.
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| Photo By: Mohamed Banna
(K:34237)
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/1/2005 11:34:19 PM
Hi David,
This kind of reminds me of my "through frosted glass" series. Did you do much ps work on this?
It looks kind of grainy, maybe the sand is very coarse.
Any how, I like it.
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| Photo By: David Hofmann
(K:22223)
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/1/2005 11:19:12 PM
Hi Galal.
Great photo, like they say "red sky at night, sailors delight"
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| Photo By: Galal El Missary
(K:84569)
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/1/2005 11:11:30 PM
Hi Phillip.
Nice shot.I like the way that you placed the vegetation in the frame, and the pastels.
It's amazing how the desert and the arctic are visually quite alike.
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| Photo By: Phillip Swanson
(K:7013)
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/1/2005 11:04:50 PM
Hi Gregory.
This is a great landscape.
At first it seems that there should be some sort of a subject in the water, and yet that would sort of spoil the pristine-ness of the photograph.
My kinda shot.
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Photo By: Gregory McLemore
(K:35129)
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/1/2005 10:56:25 PM
Hi Mark, thanks.
I've been away from uf for a while but I'm back now.
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| Photo By: Matt Hopson
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/1/2005 10:54:27 PM
Thanks David.
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| Photo By: Matt Hopson
(K:1340)
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/1/2005 10:53:39 PM
Hi Galal.
Your comments are appreciated, thanks.
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| Photo By: Matt Hopson
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/1/2005 10:52:11 PM
Yes the trees are dead and look burned.
Over the decades muskeg swamps advance and recede and this is an example of an advancing one. In a few years it will recede and the trees will again take over. Thanks for commenting
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| Photo By: Matt Hopson
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/1/2005 10:47:45 PM
thanks Gregory
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| Photo By: Matt Hopson
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/1/2005 4:40:07 AM
yeah, it's still on bud, except the hair is a little thinner and greyer, and the ol' body is letting me down a little,but as detective baretta would say, "ya gotta keep strokin'"
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| Photo By: Matt Hopson
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/1/2005 4:34:36 AM
No one was hurt.
The supervisor left the truck parked w/o the flashing light on as per s.o.p. and this is what happened. (not the first time)
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| Photo By: Matt Hopson
(K:1340)
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/1/2005 12:52:06 AM
"----an' if you git lost, come on home to Green River, welllllll."
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| Photo By: Larry Fosse
(K:66493)
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/1/2005 12:13:17 AM
Perhaps it is not a blue strawberry.
Maybe it is a straw blueberry.lol
(I tried to write this in French but somehow it doesn't come out the same)
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| Photo By: Claude Samson
(K:88)
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
7/1/2005 12:02:44 AM
What an interesting picture.
Good composition and contrast.
Looks like moonlight instead of sunlight.
If I were to nit-pick, I would say that you could have placed the subject a little to the left,to kind of balance out the feeling of the mast falling to the right, it has to have somewhere to go if it falls. Sort of like if a person were walking or running in the photo, they need some space to move into.
But like I said, that's just nit-picking.
I like the shot.
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| Photo By: Dorival Moreira
(K:329)
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
6/12/2005 3:41:21 AM
Good depth of field.
I would have cropped a little off the top and left side, but over all a good shot.
One minor correction, they are not Monarchs, they are Swallow-Tails.
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| Photo By: jon parsons
(K:13639)
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
3/20/2005 3:54:08 AM
Nice reflection Alison
My kinda shot.
I wonder if you took the tree and the reflection in two separate shots and them put them together in one long vertical. hmmmmm.
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| Photo By: Alison DuFlon
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
3/20/2005 2:09:07 AM
Fantastic shot.
Spiders creep me out, but I find them so interesting.
Extraordinary colour.
Glad they don't get this big in my neighbourhood.
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| Photo By: Judi Liosatos
(K:34047)
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
3/19/2005 4:24:34 AM
Hi Carolyn.
Your comments and compliments are greatly appreciated.
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| Photo By: Matt Hopson
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Critique By:
Matt Hopson (K:1340)
3/19/2005 4:22:24 AM
Thanks for comments Reza.
You are right, it is another civilization.
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| Photo By: Matt Hopson
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