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08/14/2006 03:28:05 AM |
This deserved to do better IMO. |
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08/14/2006 03:07:56 AM |
you were definitely robbed here Nikolai! I don't know how you got 1's and 2's on this! aaarrggghhh!!! This is an awesome shot |
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08/14/2006 02:42:23 AM |
underrated :( I thought this was wonderful. |
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08/13/2006 09:38:12 PM |
Not my interpretation of the challenge, but too cool to vote down. I hope others give you the benefit of the doubt. |
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08/13/2006 02:01:07 AM |
Clever twist on the theme - well done, emotive! |
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08/13/2006 12:57:43 AM |
Really like the selective saturation here. Goes well with the title and story. nice job. My pick for top 10. |
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08/12/2006 11:54:21 AM |
i like the use of selective desaturation in this one. |
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08/11/2006 01:23:30 PM |
I like this alot. Composition is very good. I'm usually not a big fan of selective desaturation, however it works very well in this image to draw you attention to the couple. |
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08/11/2006 09:54:59 AM |
Perfect choice on the selective desat. |
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08/11/2006 08:23:21 AM |
Hmmm. Interesting. Non-conformist with the blurred people around the main subject. ;^) May come back to bite you with the voters. It's a cool effect and gives additional interest to this image...only time will tell. I like the desat, very clever in this situation. Your subject may be a bit small to get maximum impact from the voters (in comparison to all the motion around the subject). JMO of course. Good luck in the challenge. |
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08/11/2006 07:04:44 AM |
interesting take on the challenge. i'll give this a lucky-dog bump, just because it is so unique. |
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08/11/2006 04:16:57 AM |
taking a picture of something not moving isn't really stopped motion; it's just stopped. it's a nice (semi-classic) view of GCS, though it feels that to me the building is taking centre stage, rather than the non-desatted people. i do like that the people are almost dead centre (nice composition), but i think the selected desat doesn't quite work here; maybe the greyscales aren't dark or contrasty enough for max impact, or perhaps the people are just too small? 5. |
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08/10/2006 08:07:55 AM |
awesome...great as a selective desaturation and effective...well done and good luck |
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08/09/2006 11:40:08 AM |
nice perspective, good b/w and a nice touch of color, very well executed, the idea I had in mind with this challenge. |
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08/08/2006 09:44:51 PM |
Beautiful work on the selective desat. Love those disembodied legs walking around them :) 9. |
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08/08/2006 09:28:39 PM |
very romantic... i like it! |
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08/08/2006 07:01:33 PM |
Love the photo. Not sure if it fits because of the motion trails. |
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08/07/2006 03:35:42 PM |
I like the photo a lot. Dramatic space. Selective desat works well. But in the end, it doesn't really demonstrate stopping motion to me. |
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08/07/2006 02:16:25 PM |
Good view of Grand Central with a nice wide view. Composition and desat are excellent |
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08/07/2006 09:18:29 AM |
I hate selective desat. There wasn't much motion to stop. So why am I giving this a ten? Because it is a wonderful image and a brilliant interpretation of the challenge. |
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