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05/26/2002 12:01:00 AM |
| This doesn't do anything for me. Looking for something to grab onto, to be hooked by. I don't even want to analyze the cards. |
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05/24/2002 02:06:00 PM |
| I love solitaire! Trying to figure out which of the gazillion versions out there you are playing . . . Shot is nice and focused, I like the idea of cropping the edges of the cards to show that there's more than just what's visible, but I'm wondering if I wouldn't try to crop this shot even tighter, (maybe turn it into a portrait shot?) to get rid of more of the background. Just a thought. |
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05/23/2002 08:07:00 PM |
| Maybe if this had been shot at a closer or different angle....The shot is clear and the color is good. |
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05/23/2002 08:44:00 AM |
| somewhat bland. there's just nothing special about this photo to give it a high score. |
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05/22/2002 09:22:00 AM |
| The 3 of diamonds, and the ace of spaids seem to be a bit out of focus. Try a larger aperature to capture everything. |
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05/22/2002 08:48:00 AM |
| At first I thought the background on this shot was too plain, but the more I look at the shot, I realize that it fits in well with the subject -- solitaire. It was something that grew on me, unfortunately I'm sure a lot of voters don't look at the pictures long enough to pick up that kind of subtlety. The plain background gives a feeling of isolation and quiet that fits well with the theme. Also, the arrangement of the cards does a good job of leading the eye across the picture. Nicely done. |
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05/21/2002 08:03:00 PM |
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05/21/2002 03:37:00 PM |
| The angle helps give this a little bit of life. I think I would have stopped way down on the aperture to get maximum depth of field -- if possible, maybe you were already there. The cards in the background are just out of focus and this would help make them sharper. Or, open way up and choose where you want your focus to be and let everything else be more unfocused. Take your pick. :-) |
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05/21/2002 03:09:00 PM |
| Gimme some more. Get a little lower and and give me some angle. I'm not crazy about your background, there might be a bit too much contrast. |
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05/21/2002 08:22:00 AM |
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05/20/2002 12:32:00 PM |
| I like your choice of backgrounds and the fact that it looks like someone was actually playing this game. Not overly set up looking. |
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05/20/2002 11:37:00 AM |
| This is a very nice picture. It makes me want to play solitare. |
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05/20/2002 10:54:00 AM |
| Might of had more of an impact if it was cropped closer. Good idea. |
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05/20/2002 10:07:00 AM |
| I like to play solitaire too! I am asking myself why you may have chosen to clip the cards on each edge of this frame... I think I would like either a tighter view showing less cards or a wider view showing all the cards rather than losing someting on each edge of the frame... Nice shot! |
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05/20/2002 08:10:00 AM |
| Pretty basic shot, I think you could of gotten better with a different angle. |
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05/20/2002 01:06:00 AM |
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