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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/31/2004 11:49:02 PM
Great Photo Matthew, You really nailed this shot.
Thanks for sharing,
Graham
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| Photo By: Matt Lefank
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/28/2004 10:04:52 PM
Hi Tom,
Always like to see photos of neon signs and this one also has a blue tinge which make the pavement stand out a bit more, which is great. I feel myself peering into the photo looking for something which isn't there. Maybe the enterace door open and folk standing aroung talking would give this photo a focal point.
Thanks for sharing,
Graham
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| Photo By: Tom Miskiewicz
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/26/2004 4:10:16 PM
Hi Karen,
I like the way you framed the leaf in the same colour,feel it really helps emphises the object.
Thanks for sharing,
Graham
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| Photo By: Karen Engelbreth
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/22/2004 10:36:13 PM
Hi Antonio, I think this has the potential to be a really great shot with the way you've capture the colour of the trees, the shadows leading from the path and the curved white stone wall. I feel the rule of thirds would help this photo alot. More path and less sky, still a good capture.
Regards,
Graham
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| Photo By: Antonio
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/22/2004 10:17:07 PM
Wow, 47 clicks and no comments.Well I love the aquagreen water, it really stands out. Great title as well, I can see the head and the snakes coming out.
Nice shot,
Graham
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| Photo By: Lorenzo Bucaniere
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/22/2004 10:12:11 PM
Hi Dierk, The great expance of emptyness really comes through well here, the inclusion of people in the photo give good perpective aswell. The overall 'feel' of the photo is negative (the clouds and expance of nothing) and maybe an empty bench would carry more weight. Just a thought,
Graham
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| Photo By: Dierk Kruse
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/18/2004 10:07:15 AM
Hi Shazuka, Great Lomo shot. The space and colours here really appeal to me.
Regards
Graham
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| Photo By: Shizuka Goto
(K:346)
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/18/2004 12:12:48 AM
Hi Pablo, Where's her nipples? I've had a real good look and I'll be damned if I can see them.
Regards
Graham
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| Photo By: Pablo Ruiz
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/18/2004 12:04:59 AM
Great foocus and use of DOF, the can really stands out. Did the drink help him do well??
Regards
Graham
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| Photo By: SAYGIN Mavinil
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/17/2004 11:29:05 PM
Hi Cameron, Yer big object is lifebuoy cabinet. I'm going to pause putting up photo's for a week or so and try and raise quality contol at this end. Maybe shoot a couple of films based on a single theme, or particular area.
Regards,
Graham
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| Photo By: Graham
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/15/2004 11:29:41 PM
I LOVE this photo. What a perfect range of mountins, you do them full justice in you photo.
Regards
Graham
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| Photo By: Chris PeConga
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/14/2004 10:37:51 PM
Hi Cameron, Your my first ever friend.
Really love this image, you can feel the connection between your sister and the tv.
Graham
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| Photo By: Cameron Preyde
(K:649)
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/14/2004 9:38:47 PM
I like it, no idea why, I just do. Plates are too clean for my partiality, a few crumbs and a touch of runny egg and the dregs for a milky white tea. cool
Regards
Graham
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| Photo By: Subata Kitano
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/14/2004 12:37:29 PM
Hi ya Kita, I'm faaaae aberdeenshire, just about the furtherest away from Colonsay as you could be in Scotland, and youself?? As for the cowpats, I don't mind my ball going in a sand trap, but a shit trap carries more than a one stroke penalty.
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/14/2004 12:28:15 PM
Wonderfull, I thought the centre tree was a cross to begin with. I found the tree roots slight too dark and uninteresting so I've cropped them out to compare it.
Regards,
Graham
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| Photo By: Roman Soukup
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/13/2004 11:57:54 PM
Cameron, I like stuff that works and is built to last. For me nothing beats a car that was build 20 ot 30 years ago but refuses to die. What's the point in the new digital camera's. Spend $$$, but three years down the line you'll buy another one. Oh I can feel a rant coming on so I'll stop there.
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| Photo By: Graham
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/13/2004 10:27:57 PM
Excellent shot. The rock looks is unbelievably sharpe for such a small object. It appears to be an island rather than a small stone.
Regards,
Graham
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| Photo By: Reidar Olsen
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/12/2004 11:10:46 PM
Hi ya Kita,
I think I know who ya mean. No exactly in the first flush of youth. Did you meet his partner in crime, Ken? A right double act. The chicken's weren't eating their porrage so the eggs where just regular, but I remember the milk being the wonderfully creamy.
Graham
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| Photo By: kita mcintosh
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/11/2004 10:51:52 PM
Hi Kita, Really love your photos, they all have a strong identity. Great mix of colours and shapes here with the sprinkling of sand, wonderful. Colonsay sand? Kiloran Bay is my favorite beach, beautiful.
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| Photo By: kita mcintosh
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/10/2004 11:11:25 PM
Hi Ernie, Like your watch alot. Here's hoping it's worth something, why?, cause I got one similar to that sitting on the mantlepiece;-).
I ain't taken a photo of it yet, but give me a couple of weeks and I'll pop mine on uf too.
Regards,
Graham
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| Photo By: ERNIE BUCHANAN
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/9/2004 11:32:57 PM
Very good capture Mehment. I've tried this a but the results were pretty poor. Did you do anything special with your light reading?
Regards,
Graham
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| Photo By: Mehmet Ataman
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/9/2004 9:46:09 PM
I love the way you've captured the sunlight on the middle third of the photo.
Good capture,
Graham
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| Photo By: Andrea lippi
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/9/2004 4:48:09 PM
They say capturing the eyes is the key to a good portriat photo, but I don't think you were supposed to take it literally. Love your portfolio, wonderful images.
Regards
Graham
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| Photo By: barbara
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/9/2004 3:37:13 PM
It's a small world. Got an email from Peter McGill last week, sorry to here about Scavaig, hope everything else is okay. Oh nice photo by the way.
Graham
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| Photo By: Brian Steele
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/8/2004 10:38:52 PM
Ohh a Lhasa Apso!! Maggie's the spitting image of my Becky, you've got to check her out.
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| Photo By: Elizabeth O'Neal
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/8/2004 9:33:34 PM
Hi Joe, Great collection of photos, I really enjoyed looking through your images. There's only one problem, this is your only sailing photo ;-) More sailing photos!
Regards
Graham
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| Photo By: Joe McCary
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/8/2004 7:24:53 PM
You've got a few cracking sunsets here. Like the framing here, with the bands of light similar to a rainbow emmiting from the centre. Cool
Graham
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| Photo By: Makenzie Clark
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/8/2004 4:57:59 PM
I do like a good landscape, and this definatly fits the bill. It could be Loch Moy, which is a stone throw away from Culloden battlefield. If it is, the larger of the islands you should be able to make out a small castle.
Regards
Graham
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| Photo By: ali fish
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/8/2004 1:50:39 PM
Very nice, Michaelle. Must admit I'm no real fan of PS or photoart but this really does appeal to me. You could only be on holiday in this photo. Good job.
Graham
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| Photo By: michaelle .
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/7/2004 10:13:56 PM
Good shot Joe, Really like the way you composed the shot so you get the feeling of looking down into the canyon.
Regards
Graham
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