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Critique By:
Predrag Sudar (K:5075)
6/9/2004 1:59:57 PM
Excellent photo!
Great!
Congrats!
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Critique By:
Ohad Mazor (K:618)
11/12/2003 7:17:46 AM
Very nice. Turning the camera with the nurse resulted in beutifull background.
Congratulations.
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Critique By:
Ken Draper (K:700)
11/11/2003 9:37:08 PM
what a wonderul snapshot, critical life moment , clear, full of action and packed with emotion at every level. This will be a treasured part of this family forever. Thats what its all about! great work. Ken
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Critique By:
jeff lynch (K:4770)
11/11/2003 9:01:43 PM
This is a really remarkable capture here! I like it alot. The color is good and the panning was very well executed. Very nice one. Oh...and btw...Congrats!
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Critique By:
v m (K:2014)
10/9/2003 6:21:11 PM
This photo really illustrates that saying, and is very well captured.
In Portugal, we say: "My neighbour's chiken lays better eggs than my chiken" 
Regards
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Critique By:
Ben Rasmussen (K:2130)
5/7/2003 8:49:56 PM
the animals are a small part of the photo, not to noticable. you might have wanted to zoom in on his face and the animals in the background
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Critique By:
Sharon Ivy (K:252)
5/6/2003 7:12:50 PM
Thanks, I am still trying to learn what to do, but sometimes, you just have to shoot and hope it catches the mood, you saw when you decided to go for it.
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Critique By:
Alpha Centauri (K:754)
5/6/2003 11:11:06 AM
Cute and finely composed!
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Critique By:
Rob Patrick (K:2177)
4/27/2003 11:27:19 AM
Excellant perspective Sharon. Well done.
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Critique By:
Debbie Groff (K:9569)
10/7/2002 2:53:38 AM
Pretty cool idea. Alone in thought...even with the surroundings...
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Critique By:
Russell Love (K:7006)
7/7/2002 12:50:46 PM
Geez, I wonder what you are trying to say here. It makes a strong statement, great irony! Makes you wonder how many people have seen this and it never registered. Good Job.
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Critique By:
Kim Culbert (K:37070)
7/2/2002 8:27:02 AM
Whoa! Watch out! hahahaha... this has a great perspective! Looks like the horns are going to reach out and poke you! I agree that it would have been nice to isolate the bull, but I think you've gotten close enough without trying to herd them!!! Nice bright colour and framing!
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Critique By:
Jennifer Nail (K:451)
6/20/2002 7:48:34 PM
I always think it's a great thing to capture kids running around...but the one thing that bothers me is where is his other leg? I would have stepped back if possible to get his entire body in the shot..which may or may not have made the adventure of climbing over the gate a bigger task! But great job other than that..
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Critique By:
Jennifer Nail (K:451)
6/20/2002 7:47:57 PM
I always think it's a great thing to capture kids running around...but the one thing that bothers me is where is his other leg? I would have stepped back if possible to get his entire body in the shot..which may or may not have made the adventure of climbing over the gate a bigger task! But great job other than that..
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Critique By:
Adam E. J. Squier (K:9803)
4/16/2002 1:02:53 PM
Mmmm. I like triangles. A perfect shape, I think. Very sturdy, even angles. Shows strength and agility at once. Very nice.
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Critique By:
Debbie Groff (K:9569)
4/11/2002 6:14:11 AM
I like the use of the tree to frame the windmill..composition is very nice.
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Critique By:
Samuel Downs (K:7290)
3/26/2002 10:06:24 PM
Sharon, Beautiful shot - and playful as well. It is wonderful to catch children being active, and a bonus too with the wonderful field in the background. Well done. Sam
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Critique By:
Sharon Ivy (K:252)
3/26/2002 10:01:00 AM
Hi Glenn,
I held my breath while taking a series of shots as he finally made it over,. After he made it through the opening, then he closed the gate which was opened all the time. Below is a shot of him on the other side of the gate. Turns out I had to straigten this one out also after I looked at it.
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Critique By:
Glenn Sweet (K:262)
3/26/2002 9:23:57 AM
..Sharon... did he make it? the photograph just begs for an answer!
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Critique By:
Sharon Ivy (K:252)
3/26/2002 8:09:51 AM
Jake and SAI.
Thanks I will try these sugguestions and post the straigten out one later if I can do it, I am just learning PS. Below is the cropped version and I do like it better already .
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Critique By:
. . (K:2743)
3/25/2002 9:16:54 PM
very effective title..
i wouldnt necessarily straighten the shot..the incline i think adds to it..but i would crop the top and the right to get rid of the frame
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Critique By:
Jake Sieg (K:673)
3/25/2002 9:11:11 PM
i love the colors in the backround, and the pose of the child is great too, but that fence is crooked, straigten out your shot and see what happens
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Critique By:
Raquelle S. (K:136)
3/24/2002 3:16:07 PM
Quite a MESMERIZING shot! If only it hadn't been cropped off the bottom. I hadn't immediately noticed the off-centeredness until I read Jeff's comment. Either way, it's remains a mesmerizing shot that one can't help but stare at, especially with the lighting and architecture involved. Ditto Cheers!
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Critique By:
Jeff Cable (K:3599)
3/17/2002 4:21:49 PM
Whoops! I spotted this typo [ Cheesr! ] just as my finger pressed the add comment button. :/ Put it down to a worn keyboard with half the letters missing and the time of 23:30 hours.
Cheers!
Jeff
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Critique By:
Jeff Cable (K:3599)
3/17/2002 4:17:47 PM
I see it now Sharon... all is revealed. I think if you suffer physical discomfort while taking a picture, it is really difficult to keep your mind on what you are doing. I don't know how the security personnel would have reacted to you lying down or requesting to be allowed to do so just(sistine chapel style)to get the shot you wanted. Here in the UK they would probably point you to the shop that sold postcards of the ceiling! )) As for tripods... very cumbersome if they are any good but they can improve handheld pictures by an order of magnitude.
Cheesr!
Jeff
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Critique By:
Sharon Ivy (K:252)
3/16/2002 7:07:57 PM
Thanks Jeff.
I shot this overhead and it was akward, in fact I felt like I was going to fall and it shows in some of the other shots that did not turn out. I did crop some of the dimly lit gallery off, mainly because it was uneven and afraid I did not save the orginal view, That is the only editing I did on this photo.
Thanks for the suggestion
Sharon
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Critique By:
Jeff Cable (K:3599)
3/16/2002 6:55:30 PM
Hi Sharon. I was struck by the neon-like quality of the light in this picture. Were you shooting overhead or from a tripod? I liked the idea of this picture too.
I looked for a while at this image and noticed that the light and the pattern caused the image to appear inverted sometimes. I think that I would have included another level of gallery, the one that is dimly lit would have been enough, to keep the mind from plumbing into this optical illusion.
The disc of the dome would have worked on its own if it was not off centre. The image seems to me to be uncomfortable to look at like that. I would love to see this picture re-worked.
Cheers!
Jeff
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Critique By:
Bill Krul (K:5597)
3/9/2002 6:31:18 PM
I concur with both reviewers. However, I would add that the closer bars should be in sharp focus and let the rest fall where they may. I find it distracting when a foreground element is not sharp.
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Critique By:
Miles . (K:896)
3/5/2002 12:39:00 PM
cool shot Sharon, good angles and lines and pattern. Also i agree with what Kristuph said about polarizer and the stay or wire at bottom.
Miles
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Critique By:
Kristupa Saragih (K:1031)
3/5/2002 12:09:01 AM
Interesting angle of view... good use of fill-flash
Might be better if you used PL filter and throw away the distracting wire in the lower left part of the pic
Have you ever tried to take this scene in a more dynamic sense with diagonal composition?
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