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Critique By:
Lee Ann Miracle (K:366)
6/5/2006 6:41:28 PM
This is a color photo. The pebbly beach is the result of volcanic eruptions, so it is blackish. I will be posting more from Antarctica. Just you wait.
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Tom Horton (K:1605)
6/5/2006 4:01:04 PM
Neat picture. Is it in black and white, or color? -- I can't tell. (I'll bet you have a lot more good stuff from Antarctica.)
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Critique By:
Chris Wolffensperger (K:1228)
12/4/2005 3:52:26 PM
Great shot, well chosen composition. I like it that you chose the boys to be in the middle, especially because the sticks he's holding make a nice contrast to the mountain in the background. And the surroundings they're in gives you the feeling that the two are on a lonely voyage to manhood. Great capture, which tells a true story!
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Csaba Molnár (K:5732)
8/8/2005 7:09:17 AM
Great ancient portrait again Lee Ann!
More photos please! Be active also here in the usefilm pages... 
Cheers!
Csaba
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Csaba Molnár (K:5732)
8/8/2005 7:06:26 AM
Yes Lee Ann! You are on a different way! I like your colourful and happy portfolio my friend!
Kind regards.
Csaba
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Csaba Molnár (K:5732)
8/8/2005 7:04:13 AM
Oh what a great portrait of these great people!!!
Absolutely nice! The candy is similar to chili...
[:-)
Cheers!
Csaba
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Critique By:
Luca dF (K:426)
6/14/2005 8:12:44 PM
good shot!! very good shot!
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Onur Özbakan (K:16763)
6/1/2005 2:27:18 AM
tasteful natural, organic bread, city-bakeries never compare to those! very well done! Lee, you may like this:
http://www.usefilm.com/image/607156.html
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Alejandra Figueroa (K:849)
5/30/2005 11:35:58 PM
I like the picture, I only wish that the figure in the lower left corner would have moved. I bet the bread was good.
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sherif hussein (K:13815)
5/26/2005 11:18:16 PM
Excellent shot with very nice colours ,With a view like this i think you enjoyed a very nice journey
Well done my friend
Sherif
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Ahmad Hasan (K:4164)
5/25/2005 7:48:28 PM
wonderful colours ,great burning sky
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Tom Horton (K:1605)
5/24/2005 8:16:14 PM
Wow! Great to capture such intense blues and oranges in the same frame. Perfectly framed and balanced. An uncommonly good shot of a very common subject. (Aren't sunsets addictive?)
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Tom Horton (K:1605)
5/24/2005 11:24:23 AM
You have a completely offbeat sense of humor! I love it!
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Melody Russell (K:1089)
5/23/2005 6:42:00 AM
One of my favourite memories of our vacation! You should email this photo to SaharaTrek.
Med
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Critique By:
Tom Horton (K:1605)
5/19/2005 3:04:26 PM
Very nice photo and a complex vision -- I see a new side of you with every UF photo. Here's an idea: use Photoshop to get rid of the lines in the background, maybe even the whole sky.
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Tom Horton (K:1605)
5/17/2005 3:20:14 AM
Great idea, Lee Ann, it works! I found myself searching for an alternate take on the Taj Mahal, also, and I wish I had come up with this.
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Tom Horton (K:1605)
5/14/2005 5:08:25 PM
Carpets? Snails? Carpets? Snails? Carpets? Snails? Tough choice. The photo was probably the best choice. Nice blast of red and orange against a lovely blue sky.
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Onur Özbakan (K:16763)
5/13/2005 11:48:58 PM
Ann, beautiful colors of carpets under sunlight. my hometown, Gordes/Turkey, being famous for its carpets which are made with a special knit known as "Gordes knit" or "double knit". i really like this photo, very well done!
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Critique By:
Robert Delgadillo (K:3509)
5/13/2005 11:26:31 PM
Nice color and combination. Too bad the foreground blocks so much.
Bob
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Keith Ruddell (K:3570)
5/12/2005 2:34:38 PM
great mood... lovely capture
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Lee Ann Miracle (K:366)
5/12/2005 6:36:25 AM
We really have done a heap of traveling together, and it's been great fun! I had a hard time deciding whether to post this photo or one that is not blurry because I accidentally used flash (big oops in that venue). I decided that the blurriness better portrayed the feeling of flamenco than sterile crispness. I'm sad that the colors washed out a bit when I uploaded the photo.
Does anyone know why colors are sometimes less vibrant when photos are uploaded? Is there a way to get around that?
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Melody Russell (K:1089)
5/12/2005 6:07:05 AM
WOW Lee Ann, we really do too much together. Whenever I look at your photos, I am reminded of how much of the world we have seen together! Thanks for being such a great travel buddy. Great photo of the flamenco dancers -- I have so much trouble getting one that wasn't too blurry but you are correct that the blurriness adds to the feeling of motion. Melody
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Ahmad Hasan (K:4164)
5/11/2005 7:57:56 PM
wonderful colours and very rich image
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Ahmad Hasan (K:4164)
5/11/2005 7:56:37 PM
wonderful shot I like the sense of motion in it 7
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Lee Ann Miracle (K:366)
5/11/2005 6:59:56 PM
Thanks for the support. I have to admit, I like the "uphill" format more than the Photoshop enhanced level horizon. Wish I could say I did more than click the shutter. The colors and infinite sky were there.
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Critique By:
Lee Ann Miracle (K:366)
5/11/2005 6:26:09 PM
I have to admit, I'm just not yet saavy enough about Photoshop to do that yet. If I were, I would have done so. At the same time, I do like the shadows, and resulting slight hint of expression.
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Tom Horton (K:1605)
5/11/2005 6:17:43 PM
Hey, this is hot. The passion is THERE in the colors and the motion. Have you thought of doing a little Photoshop dodging on the face to make the expression more visible?
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Tom Horton (K:1605)
5/11/2005 6:13:46 PM
A captivating scene! No way the horizon is skewed -- it's just uphill. You get such intense colors and the most infinite skies. How do you do that?
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Melody Russell (K:1089)
5/10/2005 6:14:11 AM
This man has such a vacant stare. I wonder if he is tired of sitting in his tiny box/shop of olives. I think he may actually be contemplating (whew - tough word to spell) being somewhere else -- perhaps on a beach or in the mountains. Great photo!
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Critique By:
Jose Ignacio (Nacho) Garcia Barcia (K:96391)
5/9/2005 11:25:51 PM
amazing.
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