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01/22/2005 12:24:15 PM |
Greetings from the Critique Club!
I'm sorry to say I don't particularly care for this photo. Interesting idea, but I think the stars need to be much smaller and more artfully arranged for it to work. And they need to either be sharp or very soft. The paper burrs from your filter show up plainly here, and are distracting.
(A variation might be to photograph the eyes from the front, with some star-shaped lights reflected in them.)
You've probably already figured out from the other comments that your method (and thus the fact that this was real bokeh) wasn't apparent from viewing the photo. I don't think there is much that can be done about that... |
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01/16/2005 11:25:50 AM |
I don't consider this bokeh. To me, neither the head or stars are blurred. I find the stars distracting, actually. |
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01/13/2005 07:24:15 PM |
Sorry, I don't feel there's any element of bokeh here. 4. |
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01/12/2005 07:50:43 PM |
Sorry but I don't see bokeh in this image. |
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01/11/2005 03:34:19 AM |
where is bokeh? everything is in focus... |
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01/10/2005 04:25:14 PM |
Sorry, I don't get this entry. |
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01/10/2005 02:02:11 PM |
If you could have made those stars more out of focus it would have been better. They are a little distracting from your subject the way they are. |
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01/10/2005 01:41:45 PM |
Had to take a second, even a third look at this image to see the stars were far off in the distance. Nice bokeh.... |
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01/10/2005 06:21:04 AM |
Here's the way I see it; "bokeh", technically, is an out-of-focus artefact created by spherical lens distortions. Artistically, it's a concept of interplay between out-of-focus and sharp-focus elements in a composition.
For me, your image does not meet the terms of the challenge especially well, because everything in it is realtively sharp, and there's no subject/ground interaction at all. |
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01/10/2005 03:00:10 AM |
What? yeh, i like the humor. |
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