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| 03/19/2003 03:07:16 PM |
Bridgeby punchereloComment by timj351: Critique Club critique from Tim Jensen
I believe you were trying to capture a semi abstract point of view that showed the detail and character of the bridge. While I can appreciate that point of view, in this case I don't find this photo to be particularily compelling. I'm not sure why exactly but I feel that it is because it just seems ordinary. Not at all bad but it lacks the visual interest. Part of the reason is that it seems to be taken at a distance that only makes me more curious as to what the rest of bridge looks like but I feel frustration that I can't. I do usually enjoy studying a subject very closely when there is a lot of rich texture to enjoy but I'm just not finding a lot of enjoyable textures here. Maybe if you would have done something more interesting with the composition, like taking the photo from a more a extreme angle or waited until the lighting was more dramatic that would have helped give it some punch.
It is executed pretty well with sharp details and natural colors. I do like the complimentary and secondary colors used here, they are pleasing to look at. The values are interesting with the darkness underneath the bridge complimenting the brightness of the columns.
You have plenty of interesting elements to work with here. I just feel that the composition is the weakest area that needs improvement.
Tim |
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| 03/10/2003 05:37:45 PM |
Bridgeby punchereloComment by pncowley: Nice tonal range-- the oranges really bring out the character of the aging concrete. |
| 03/10/2003 04:54:48 PM |
Bridgeby punchereloComment by chickadee: For a Pylon / Structure / Architecture shot, would have been better if the pylon was a but more central. |
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| 03/06/2003 12:07:14 PM |
Chocomega 3by punchereloComment by jmsetzler: I think this is a strong composition, but your choice of soft focus doesn't seem to work well for me... there needs to be some element of this photo in a little sharper focus to really grab the viewer... - setzler |
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