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Passing away quietly
12/07/2006 09:16:41 AM
Passing away quietly
by Eliaslewinsky

Comment:
no detail in blacks
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A slow lonely death
12/07/2006 09:15:05 AM
A slow lonely death
by sickdog

Comment:
out of focus...
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Greek Perspective
11/26/2006 07:01:15 PM
Greek Perspective
by DIVIAN

Comment:
great image, I love the colors, but the border is very distracting.
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lonely walk
11/26/2006 07:00:42 PM
lonely walk
by Stagolee

Comment:
very contrasty
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Hint of a rainbow
11/26/2006 06:58:03 PM
Hint of a rainbow
by KHolt

Comment:
just a boring picture
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The Boy Who Giggled So Sweet
01/28/2006 10:33:52 AM
The Boy Who Giggled So Sweet
by gsal

Comment:
I really find this image to be visualy appealing accept one thing. the artistic statement made with the selective desaturation combined with the title is one that makes him sound dead. if that is the case such an image is bitter sweet, if that is not the case such an image is haunting. either way, I LOVE IT!
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IMG_202dpc.jpg
01/27/2006 09:22:25 AM
IMG_202dpc.jpg
by AlexSaberi

Comment:
this is another nice shot. though there is a little more here. the lighting ratio (the difference betwen the brightest bright and the darkist dark) is a little to big, that is it's to dark on the left. use a fill card or a second light to change that. the catch lights in his eyes are in the wrong place, catch lights should always be in the top part of the eye, when you put them in the bottom part it gives it a spooky lighting feel. never ever put a light that is lighting someones face with a light that is level or below the persons face. there are also reflections on the watch, again that is from incorrect lighting. when there is any shiny metal in a shot you have to, have to, use a diffusion screen and pull the light back from the model. if you don't do this you will get what you have here in this shot.

I do like the pose though. other than the hand everything looks great
the hand is distorting the face a little. The hair lighting on the hair does look great and the black and white conversion is beautiful (as always)
overall, I think this is the weakest shot out of the series, but overall the series is great.

p.s. sorry I can't spell anything
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IMG_2174dpc.jpg
01/27/2006 09:12:42 AM
IMG_2174dpc.jpg
by AlexSaberi

Comment:
this shot is very nice. the light is very balanced and the pose is wonderful. The black and white conversion is great. the only thing I can "rip apart" is very little. the glare on his nose and on his hair are a little distracting. the hair light is suppose to be there but it's a little close, remember hair is reflective. the reflection on his nose could be taken out with the healing brush. other than all of that I would just run them through a double high pass sharpen and print. I'm sure the model loved this image
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01/18/2006 06:47:52 PM

by andri

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I'm not really sure what I'm looking at. but I do like the picture.
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narra-2-v1.jpg
12/17/2005 10:36:19 PM
narra-2-v1.jpg
by Firsty

Comment:
very nice comp. I like the use of leading lines. the b&w conversion is done mostly well, though you may lose some shadow due to printing gammet. light source is great and subject matter is decent. subject is done alot that is the only problem you may run into with this image, it's almost overdone.
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