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12/06/2006 02:03:59 AM |
| Didn't know this was you Shannon, I'm one of the 3 10's. |
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12/03/2006 10:11:24 PM |
| Personally, I think this missed the point of the challenge entirely... |
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12/03/2006 05:52:22 PM |
| I generally don't like these tilted shots but this one works well. The bird really adds a nice effect to it. 7 |
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12/01/2006 10:24:59 AM |
| A tilted horizon is not wrong per se, but I believe it should be used carefully and for a specific purpose, for example to increase drama, to compliment an unusual perpsective, or to compliment at theme such as abstract shapes. In this case, to me, it brings nothing and indeed detracts from the viewing experience. Perhaps if the fishing rod had been held at a digonal angle that would have become perpendicular it might have helped tie the photo together. For this reason I have only given a 3, but I do hope you took some 'straight' shots as well as this is otherwise a super scene. |
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11/30/2006 06:06:57 PM |
| Gorgeous color and I like the composition. Very nicely done. Back to bump you up to 8. |
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11/29/2006 07:02:55 PM |
| Tilted camera / artificial diagonal. |
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11/29/2006 01:39:37 PM |
Plus: Dual diagonals, colors, composition
Minus: Woah color noise on rocks, artifical/cam diagonal
Score: 6 |
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11/29/2006 10:38:38 AM |
| it's interesting to note how the fishing poles seem to be leading those clouds in the background. cool shot, love the bird. . .i just wonder if it would be better without the extreme tilt. |
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