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07/21/2002 08:55:00 AM |
| What's he doin' time for? Tehehe...actually I'd like the pic without the fence. Cute kid. |
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07/20/2002 07:58:00 PM |
| He looks hungry, is that why they keep him in the cage? I love the expression and I like the way the facial features are not compromised by the fence. Good color & clarity. It does have some artistic qualities to it, but I donĂ¢€™t think I would buy it to display it unless he was my child. |
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07/20/2002 02:25:00 AM |
| Do you always keep this kid in a cage, or was it only after he lost his right hand? :P A clean face tends to up the vote and being on the same side of the fence might help. good try. 3 cthenk |
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07/19/2002 10:57:00 PM |
| I'd crop a little tighter, esp. off the bottom. Or you could crop into a vertical frame. Pretty good job framing the anatomical details in the holes in the fence; could maybe be a little lighter and sharper. |
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07/19/2002 02:39:00 PM |
| This is a cute snapshot but compositionally uninteresting. There's nothing here that keeps the attention of someone who doesn't know the child. |
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07/19/2002 05:25:00 AM |
| Just a snapshot, try to organize his hands position, reduce background ( make it out of focus), have a better light on subject... |
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07/18/2002 06:05:00 PM |
| Dowesn't seem to convey much of a message. |
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07/18/2002 08:39:00 AM |
| fence pattern is distracting; depth of field to focus either on child or fence? |
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07/17/2002 10:38:00 PM |
| Good for the family album but as a contest contribution? |
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07/17/2002 01:46:00 PM |
| I like the expression on his face and the fact that you took it from his eye level (or just below). It may be cropped a little too closely at the top, and it seems kinda flat to me. |
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07/17/2002 12:21:00 PM |
| nice use of the fence. Lighting so-so. |
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07/17/2002 09:49:00 AM |
| This came out a little too snapshotish for me (not a bad thing). If you could have gotten an angle that had foliage where we see house in the lower right, I think that would have helped a lot. The lines of the fence are very promising and the expression on his face is priceless :) Also the crop is kind of close to the top of his head. This could have benefited from the "rule of thirds" as well. Look in the forums to a great link that JM put up. Your lucky to have access to such a great model :) ~Qyl~ |
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07/16/2002 06:08:00 PM |
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07/16/2002 03:15:00 PM |
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07/16/2002 02:03:00 PM |
| Snapshots of kids arent that visually interesting, unless you have an emotional attachment to the kids. Next time, maybe show the subject in such a way that conveys your emotions about him orher. |
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07/16/2002 06:36:00 AM |
| I'm not sure that the fence is adding anything here... I would have also tried for a vertical orientation possibly... = 6 - jmsetzler |
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07/15/2002 05:33:00 PM |
| Well Tyler, with the look on your face i'm glad you're on the other side of that fence. Looks like this snapshot has a slight blue ting, was it an overcast day? Try fideling with white balence if your camera has this feture, or play with a touch of red/green in post processing. |
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07/15/2002 04:31:00 PM |
| It's a decent enough shot, but the boy's expression and the fense are not all that appealing. 5 Swash |
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07/15/2002 04:00:00 PM |
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07/15/2002 10:30:00 AM |
| precious kid, but I would have tried to be alittle more creative. 4 |
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07/15/2002 02:22:00 AM |
| the fence is ugly, you should take tyler out of his cage before photographing him |
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