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11/12/2014 05:32:16 AM |
Thank you all for your comments, they are very welcome and gratefully received.
Melethia and Neat, I wholeheartedly agree with you about titles, they are such an important part of every image. So, you can imagine my frustration when I submitted this image and for some obscure reason it just would not let me enter a title or any other details! It continually reported an error message about the image being out of the date range telling me to submit another, yet it accepted my image, which was taken on the last day of the challenge.
I had hoped the image would fare better than it has but considering it started off at 4 I shouldn't complain! There have been a lot of excellent images submitted into this challenge, a treat to experience, well done everyone and thanks again for all your comments and votes. |
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11/11/2014 11:09:51 PM |
| harsh and intriguing. beware the radioactive stripe of purity |
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11/11/2014 02:00:10 PM |
This image has caused me to stop and pay attention. That means it is in my 7-10 voting band. (Voted earlier)
Additionally, it is highly interesting/eclectic meaning it keeps me here long enough to offer a longer comment and a vote of 8 or more.
This is one of my 9s - I like it very much. Furthermore I think it enriches the DPC collective portfolio. Put simply, I wish we saw more stuff like this. Let me tell you why it pushes all the right buttons for me:
1. Uber-grainy - I'm a fan of that.
2. Eclectic composition - the juxtaposition of person and structure.
3. The low light levels - like we are squinting.
4. How you've conveyed the brat size of the structure.
5. The precision of the face - you must have worked hard to pull that out.
6. The backdrop of the clouds.
Overall, very very effective. |
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11/11/2014 05:51:00 AM |
| Now this is interesting. I wonder what the voters make of it? I always love something out of the ordinary |
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11/10/2014 10:03:39 PM |
| Such an ominous image. Love it's starkness and how the cone overpowers the human element |
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11/10/2014 07:01:38 PM |
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11/09/2014 02:19:46 PM |
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11/09/2014 02:08:10 PM |
| Low fidelity photographs are either awful or fabulous. Yours is fabulous. It looks so alien, or surreal (one of those, possibly both) and yet it's no doubt something pretty ordinary in reality. But reality usually sucks and your transformative influence makes it instead into something uncommon and fascinating. 8 & thank you. |
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11/07/2014 11:49:51 PM |
| This is visually appealing, and intriguing as well. I like it. |
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11/06/2014 11:15:35 PM |
| There are some really amazing pictures in this challenge and this is one of them. The centered massive structure in front of the centered small figure is brilliant. Tones and grain seem perfect. 10 |
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11/06/2014 06:13:18 PM |
| I really love this photograph. Very artistic and well executed. Love the added grain and while dark you can make out the person and their face really pops from the image. I only have one nit picky thing and that is the blob on the left along the top of the white / bottom of black line over in the sky, I would have used the healing brush to make it go away (is just a little distracting). One other problem (but it is not your fault) is with the bigger size vertical photographs have a serious problem as I (not sure about others) can not see the entire image without scrolling. |
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11/06/2014 01:54:01 PM |
| Very dramatic and intense...really digging this! |
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11/06/2014 11:59:06 AM |
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11/06/2014 01:19:56 AM |
| I swear, when this opened on my computer the figure in the front was not there then suddenly appeared. I have no idea how you did that. (And I do realize it didn't actually do that, it just appeared that way.) I must also add, however, my pet-peeve "please put in an actual title of some kind" mini-sorta-rant. It does your work a disservice to leave the image number as the title, unless of course your actual title is IMG_3510, but I suspect not. |
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11/05/2014 07:40:39 PM |
| Wonderful, wish you had of titled it though. |
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