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05/08/2005 11:19:46 PM |
| It took me a second to realize what the larger, smoother section of rocks was. B&W works well here. |
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05/08/2005 04:23:10 PM |
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05/08/2005 03:34:16 PM |
| This shot is very clearly in focus...good job! I think that I might like to see the face turned the other way, with the nose pointing down towards us. It just seems like that might lead the eye better. And at first I thought I might like to see it in color, but after looking more, the lighting comes out so nicely with the black and white. And you have good contrast as well. |
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05/08/2005 09:38:05 AM |
| wrong way up I think Maybe it would be better the other way up but very good composition |
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05/06/2005 07:52:06 PM |
| Who allowes you do do stuff like that to him/her, a bit darker might have worked with the face whiter. Absolutely fantastic idea though;-) |
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05/06/2005 06:34:09 AM |
| I like thet setup, it's very creative. |
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05/05/2005 11:10:55 PM |
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05/05/2005 11:04:53 PM |
| Wow, very nice model you got there, huh? :-) |
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05/05/2005 06:53:29 PM |
| I like it ..took me awile....well hiddon, good idea and nice shot. |
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05/05/2005 04:42:16 PM |
| almost didn't see the face. SEems a little flat |
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05/05/2005 01:44:38 AM |
| very unique - i have been here |
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05/04/2005 10:16:52 AM |
| Would work better for me if the face was the other way around. A little too high contrast for me, I'd have prefered some fine detail. |
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05/03/2005 07:06:36 PM |
| An incredible capture, hindered only by focus. |
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05/03/2005 04:39:57 PM |
| Amazing staging! WOW what that must have felt like! LOL Nice job, although I feel like the image is upside down. I (personally) think it would exhibit more quickly and clearly if the face were "right side up". (7) |
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05/03/2005 12:55:42 AM |
| I starred at this for a good 30 seconds and did not get 'calm under pressure'... to me it seems more something about multitudes, scattered pices, coming together, differences, etc. |
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05/02/2005 09:37:21 AM |
| Interesting photo. Would like to have seen more of the face though. |
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05/02/2005 02:10:50 AM |
| Very creative, maybe better to crop a bit tighter, not much going on in the bottom part of the image. |
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05/02/2005 01:45:12 AM |
| very nice idea, but it might be more effective with a 180 degree turn, face not upside down, and perhaps more stones beneath the face. 6 |
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05/02/2005 12:50:26 AM |
| I like how the child(?) is facing AWAY from the camera. the light is a tad harsh, but I like this. |
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05/02/2005 12:47:34 AM |
| love this - had to look for a while b4 i 'got it'. IMO would have helped if you somehow gave the face more emphasis, maybe selective desat or less contrast on the surface texture. |
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