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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
8/27/2006 7:22:45 PM
thank you perhaps you ought to take a peek at the rest of the tatau series.cheers brian
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
8/14/2006 4:10:54 PM
speechless ,pure quality and whatever anything else can be said ,its so good.brian
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
7/23/2006 11:58:37 PM
NOW ITS HANGING ON MY WALL!!!
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
7/17/2006 3:32:49 PM
hi jason,there is not a lot to give a CC on this shot,it has an impressive depth and perspective to it.the black and white enhances very nicely.if anything perhaps not using such a square dimension on the final cut.try a 800 x 550 dimension.overall its a great photo which also might suit the panoramic dimensions. good stuff.brian
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Photo By: Jason v.d.Meer
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
7/3/2006 5:59:46 PM
well it decieved my eyes but its the image i like thats what caught my eye .closer inspection does reveal a tint .brian
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
7/3/2006 3:57:03 PM
excellent black and white i guess a high key shot.very simple yet so effective ,well seen and excecuted .brian
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
7/3/2006 3:55:48 PM
simply stunning creative work.brian
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
7/3/2006 9:00:47 AM
hi keith ,i dont blame rooney ,i blame ronaldo ,he wound him up b4 the start of the game and then did the old red card waving act.cant wait for next season to start, my guess is that ronaldo wont last be gone by xmas.brian
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
7/3/2006 8:58:29 AM
hi john yes brealikng the rules can be revealing and rewarding.brian
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
7/3/2006 8:57:37 AM
thank you jan..brian
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
6/30/2006 7:39:13 AM
thomas its called constructive critiscm ,regardless wheter its positive or negative .theres a difference.IM NOT A PROFESSIONAL ITS MY HOBBY!! EOS ....BRIAN
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
6/29/2006 10:21:35 PM
i think ill view this one on my 32 widescreen tv to get the impact.it certainly is stunning shot and you chose well in its panororamic choice.simply stunning and effective,focus is excellent and colour is perfect for the scene.brian
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
6/29/2006 10:12:40 PM
doyle i said many a time before you still need composition,focus,good exposure to build upon ,i often take shots like the one above knowing full when i get home i can put it into a perspective i was imagining when i took.its the ability to think ahead .as for thomas's comment if it was constructive ill listen and go away and practice the advice if its just blatant non constructive the likelyhood i will be blatant in return.its not about sticking up for yourself its about being constructive .
whether we like it or not computers give us a lot of freedom to exercise or practice techniques not only in photography but in many other hobbies ,i.e. like HAM RADIO for years the skills were learnt in assembling radios with a sodering iron today we can buy a black box plug it into our USB port and talk to the world instantly anytime of the day. anyway i wont go on but you may see where im coming from. thanks brian...
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
6/29/2006 9:51:59 PM
thomas you talk crap ,you havent read any of the above comments or noticed a screencapture of the raw image above.think before you judge!!so tell me what element you think was put into this,before you answer all the elements are taken by me in this case there are two elements cloud shot and landscape shot.yes you are old fashioned but i know from my past knowledge of that post processing of 35mm film could be done albeit somewhat more time consuming.you wanted a response this is what you get when you critisise without a constructive point. sadly brian...
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
6/29/2006 6:58:25 PM
cool and in ten years time you will look back at this and think how one used to be. brian
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
6/29/2006 6:56:38 PM
the master speaks !! well just another excellent stunning shot with a great cloud feature which i just love to see.definitely using b/w pulls it away from just another pose at the beach.brilliant jeanette 
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
6/29/2006 6:53:12 PM
i love this shot ,well positioned to the left leaving the blue rear canvas in view.im curious what it is like in black and white?? brian
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
6/29/2006 9:21:10 AM
hello jacob,i like to look at surreal views ,for me a surreal or somewhat euphoric view makes me smile and thoughtfull.kind of wish i was there!!.so it probably explains why i look for surreal views or create them ,however photography skills and know how is the upmost eseential element without that you have no platform to work from .i see a lot of good clean photographs on usefilm that are perfect for there subject used but what i really look for is imagination and creativity in shots .jeanette hagg often portrays that technique in her own style .i guess thats what seperates them from normal approach.i could waffle on for hours.
but i wont but to those who often complain in the forums about no awards think about the approach,use your imagination and it will reveal some creative skills in your work.brian
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
6/29/2006 2:48:10 AM
one thing to remember cathy is there is no substitute for composition,you still need to have a good eye and some imagination.people often comment on post processing but often showing a screenshot of the raw file often nails any debate with sceptics.i personally love the freedom of digital .
i can remember owning an Nikon F90X back in 1997 and spending a fortune on film/developing just to get one shot .but the elements of technique for shooting photography is still the same .
i always shoot in manual mode so that gives me complete control over the exposure and aperture ,often underexposing reveals great depth in cloud shots which often leads to the foreground being dark,therefore i take another shot at a better exposure from the same point and then layer them together. anyway thanks for the comment .brian
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
6/29/2006 2:38:28 AM
read the above comments thomas.brian
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
6/24/2006 5:39:37 PM
absoblutely stunning portfolio .this one is great photography ,excellent tones and sharpness ,i will be back to look at more of your stuff.from what ive seen its simply impressive.brian
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
6/24/2006 5:37:01 PM
you have a striking portfolio of b/w this one stood out for me .nice contrast and strong outlines.and a good wide angle subject to use.brian
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| Photo By: Tony Hunter
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
6/24/2006 5:34:25 PM
just perfect and the black and white gives it a strong hi key view.wonderfull.brian
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
6/24/2006 5:30:03 PM
beautiful colour and scenery.the softness works in this landscape very nicely.brian
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
6/21/2006 8:10:06 PM
not only is it humour but its quite a striking photo with really good colour to it.it is kind of really something special in terms of unique .i really like along with composition of the subject to the left.great stuff and great find. brian
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
6/21/2006 7:58:08 PM
manu am i right in saying this the view at the roundabout 20/20(Carl Harbour Roundabout) as you exit the motorway ? if so heres a shot i took from that spot some time ago. anyway the shot has good industrial blend of colour,the cloud contrast is sharp and highlights the boldness in colour. great framing makes it a porto cabin hanger!!! brian
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
6/20/2006 8:18:49 PM
hi jeanette no flash took this about 3 weeks ago up on the hills near me ,it was a sunny cloudy day lots of light and fast exposure at small aperture F/29 @ 10mm focal. if anything it was underexposed to reveal the blue sky saturation.cu brian..
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
6/20/2006 8:15:57 PM
confused me on that one you called me Miles ,i do use CS2/Rawshooter i guess that was intended for someone Miles.
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
6/20/2006 3:08:06 PM
you have some really good stuff in your portfolio this one really stands out and appeals to me .i cant make out whether that is a reflection or its painted on the rear , however its that curiosity thats grabs me about this .brian
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Critique By:
brian underdown (K:-960)
6/20/2006 3:05:24 PM
dont know where you have been hiding ,but this is really good stuff.love the sepia touch .brian
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