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11/20/2003 03:14:29 AM |
Greetings from The Critique Club
This photo is really good. Beautiful panorama. The light is soft. You have taken the picture at the good time. The black and white gives a beautiful atmosphere. The blue makes it surreal. The first plan pops out of the whole as the background scene makes the perfect frame for a subject.
The light and the mood are perfect for the scene. I think you have cropped it well, it gives the image extra depth, and it feels like one is drawn in to the picture. I love the siluetted trees. I also love the fence. It looks like it is dividing two worlds. I think you have succeded not to make this picture a cliché, partly by selecting B&W and adding the purple-blue tint. I do not see anything I would like to change. Maybe the final score.
Keep up the good work. Was an honor to critique your photo.
Best regards,
Elena
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11/15/2003 07:02:12 PM |
| This is a lovely shot but the post processing is a bit too much for my taste. I'm not sure i like this coloration of this shot and would like to see it in either it's original color or even a black and white. A 6 to start but am raising to a 7 |
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11/14/2003 10:17:22 PM |
| Unusual visuals here, but I like now they evoke an otherworldly feeling. The building and flowers are so white, they distract some of the focus, but I do like this image a lot. |
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11/13/2003 04:20:24 PM |
| i am not sure i like the coloring in this. i do like the composition and framing, however. |
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11/13/2003 06:09:45 AM |
| I love the background and tinting, which resembles infra-red photography. But the main subject seems obscured in the black and too glaring in the white - possibly a weak fill-flash would have balanced it better. |
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11/12/2003 03:08:55 PM |
| Don't know that the IR effect really improves or changes the composition or makes it more interesting. Everything seems to be sliding to the left. |
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11/11/2003 11:48:33 PM |
| I'm going to start out by saying that i think this is a little too contrasty...the shadows obscure some of what i think are important details (like the face of the monument). the sky is great. i might have cropped a little off the left to simplify it a bit (only my preference, of course). Having said all that I'm using a pretty dark monitor, so I'm going to check back when i get home to see if i still feel the same way. -Pedro |
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11/11/2003 07:45:08 PM |
| excellent mood reminds me of my grandpa's site in kansas 10 |
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11/11/2003 08:43:40 AM |
| I like your photo and the blue tone. Good composition. |
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11/10/2003 10:25:56 PM |
| what an interesting shot = great sky and background! |
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11/10/2003 09:32:08 PM |
| nice infared. the bright flowers bring attention to the thomasson even tho it is in the shade. I like the background of the trees and house with the fence drawing a line, gives a sense of place. How would it look including a bit more sky? |
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