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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/25/2005 11:23:57 PM
So funny you should post this Carla, I was just saying to my friend traci (http://www.usefilm.com/photographer/11868.html), that I would like to see a Ragedy Ann series. I mentioned Ragedy Ann seems to have been forgotten, but apparently not. Any how, please take a look, she is very creative with her work.
Regards,
Carla (Stephens)
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| Photo By: Carla Sie
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/25/2005 11:08:24 PM
 Well this shot should help anyones ego trip
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/25/2005 11:06:06 PM
Yikes, people walk on this to get from boat to shore? Very nice capture, I like the pink tint in the sky.
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| Photo By: Tiago Estima
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/25/2005 11:04:14 PM
Johnny, excellent clean up. I can imagine the condition as I like to do a lot of restoration myself. Even the cleanest of photos are a chore. Very cute image
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/25/2005 10:43:42 PM
Thank you Joe, I was not sure how others felt about the highlights on this shot. I posted it with reservations, as it is the shot is a bit soft in focus.
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| Photo By: Carla Stephens
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/25/2005 10:39:36 PM
Underwater photos, a completely different world for me. However, very cute capture. The colors are great.
Regards.
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| Photo By: Bob Whorton
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/25/2005 10:35:31 PM
I love the photo just as is...very candid and natural. Well done.
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/25/2005 10:23:43 PM
Wow, love the details on this little guy. Great macro shot.
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/25/2005 7:55:43 PM
Thank you Paul, I will give that a shot. I did try and crop the words out, but could not manage to get all of the letters out of the image, so they all stayed. But, cloning should not be a problem. I will be sure to request a visit from you when I reload.
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| Photo By: Carla Stephens
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/25/2005 7:39:00 PM
He does appear to have reached the end of the runway. Nice details, yet kinda creepy.
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/25/2005 6:34:19 PM
lol...I have heard that before, however you put it so much more gently. Thank you for you visit on my page and for your kind comments.
I am Spanish in heritage, however, I only know America and the english language. My husband promises me he will take me to Spain someday...until then, I will enjoy the you photos, I am sure they are close. Thank you for sharing.
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| Photo By: Joe dos Santos
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/25/2005 5:28:42 AM
Wow, intense photo! Glad you were able to pull an excellent photo out of a small mishap. The restitch is very well done, I don't see any overlap problems anywhere, how many photos are there? I am agraid I would 'girl scream' all the way down Excellent shot!
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| Photo By: Delete My Account Delete my Account
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/25/2005 2:38:45 AM
Great repost, Kyle! I like it and most important, I hope you like it.
Carla
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| Photo By: Kyle Turgeon
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/25/2005 2:33:03 AM
Oh, very touching photo. Excellent pose and excellent choice of sepia tones. I would be broke if had to deal with being approached by hungry children. Well done.
Regards,
Carla
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/25/2005 2:19:32 AM
Kyle, givin your situation where there could perhaps be plane parts in the way preventing you from composing the photo at the time you shoot it, I would say just do so in photoshop. You can crop the right side of the photo and not make it so panoramic. You can either center your subject, or weight it toward the right and make the plane 'fly into the rest of the photo'. The horizon is a beautiful background, but I think you can still do this without compromising the shot. There is not as much detail in the right side of the mtn any way. At the same time you are cropping, you can also straiten the horizon, which would tilt your subject in the appropriat direction. If you need help navigating through PS, please let me know, I will be glad to help with what I can.
I would love to see a repost, it can be added to a comment line.
Regards,
Carla
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/25/2005 1:32:34 AM
Beautiful capture here Chris. I love the colors involved in this photo. Nice angle for a frontal view of this home.
Thank you for your kind comments on Else.
Regards,
Carla
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| Photo By: Chris Spracklen
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/25/2005 1:21:27 AM
Excellent shot. I love the background colors and graffiti arrow which places the spotlight right on your model. Very nice.
Regards,
Carla
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| Photo By: giovanni guido marchi
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/25/2005 1:17:42 AM
Excellent shot Kyle, I like the picture as is. I envy you for having the access to do aerial shots.
I agree with Andrew, left or right direction of flight makes not difference, but compose the shot so the empty space is in front of the subject. Great job on a difficult shot.
Carla
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/25/2005 1:00:41 AM
Well, perhaps the problem here is the cows have enjoyed being show girls and do not want to be sold.
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/25/2005 12:57:05 AM
Beautiful village found below the treeline under a pretty blue sky...who could ask for more. I tend to think there is not enough film or flash cards to capture all of this beauty.
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/25/2005 12:54:45 AM
Excellent capture, I love the 'old village' look. So different from the city I live in. I have followed quite a link from Sam, to Lara, to you...am I seeing a pattern? Thank you for sharing this beautiful photo.
Regards,
Carla
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/25/2005 12:39:43 AM
Aw...Sam, I see your image has brought out the emotion in many of us parents. Excellent job! Yes, letting go is difficult and then easy, then sad, etc...etc..etc...
I think it all depends on what they are asking of you, when they ask you over for dinner in their new place, it is wonderfull and when they are asking you for survival money again, it is devastating. Such as life.
Fun photo, thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Carla
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| Photo By: Sam Andre
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/24/2005 6:39:59 PM
Sherif, very interesting work! I have peaked at your portfolio and it is outstanding. All of your models appear to be very comfortable and at ease with you.
Regards,
Carla
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| Photo By: Sherif Nashaat
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/24/2005 1:50:21 AM
Wow, what a wonderful capture. The water looks so calm on the top level and then just falls off.
Very pretty.
Carla
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| Photo By: James Marshall
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/24/2005 1:47:36 AM
James, I really like what you have captured here with the old barn, it is very pretty. Did you happen to get a shot with more of an angle to the barn? I can see why you wouldn't do that in the red barn shot with the stream, but here the straight on shot gives a flat effect.
Regards,
Carla
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/24/2005 1:37:59 AM
Wow Zeev, very interesting glow you have picked up from the sunlight. Great DOF here.
Carla
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/24/2005 1:34:06 AM
Ya, drought is pretty interesting...as people continue to waste. I am very aware of the NM drought. I have pictures of the Pecos River when it was actually a river. It was one of my first shots which is now framed & mounted on my wall. The last time I was there, the Pecos was just a trickle of water.
About the rocks in this shot, the summer sun here is just too much. There is no more adjustment to the rocks, it is gone
Carla
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| Photo By: Carla Stephens
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/24/2005 12:57:59 AM
Edward, nice capture, the white rippled water reminds me of white lace. The picture is a tad slanted, other than that, I like this shot.
Regards,
Carla
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| Photo By: Edward St. John
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/24/2005 12:52:46 AM
Thank you for your kind words about my pictures Reza. The repost on this picture was actually due to another member (Mandy Welsh) mentioning this was too dark. I reposted it for her, but if she took a look, she didn't say anything, perhaps she thinks it is still too dark Hey, bring on the NM shots, I love them. I was there (SF) in July, but under the circustances, did not have a camera on me...boy did that bring on some pangs.
Carla
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| Photo By: Carla Stephens
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Critique By:
Carla Stephens (K:3148)
1/23/2005 9:08:14 AM
Love this shot. A photo trip to New Mexico sounds like a time very well spent...obviously. Thank you for sharing.
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