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03/12/2004 09:03:22 AM |
| My only complaint being that you are so close and the image is out of focus the light becomes more intense maybe if you had gone about and fixed the exposure so the fire was more poignt even though its out of focus by being less bright it would have more effect but I love the abstract shaping. |
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03/07/2004 12:41:04 PM |
| FOCUS! If I didn't read the title, I wouldn't have a clue what this is. Set a manual focus, then shine a bright light on the area and hold down the shutter halfway to set the exposure, then turn off the light, light the match and snap the shutter. It's tricky, but do-able. |
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03/06/2004 11:33:14 PM |
| The overall lack of focus obscures the message of this photo. |
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03/04/2004 11:47:38 PM |
| Interesting idea, too blurry to make out details. |
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03/03/2004 07:00:26 PM |
| The idea of capturing a match at the moment of ignition is perfect for this challenge. It is not easy to do. You need to have a clear focal point and the flame is overexposed. |
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03/03/2004 05:57:38 AM |
| Thought this was a little overexposed in the falme area. |
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03/02/2004 07:16:44 AM |
| can't quite figure out whats happening. I like the colors though |
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03/01/2004 06:57:38 PM |
| Too out of focus, no recognizeable flame - just bright glare. |
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03/01/2004 05:59:03 PM |
| Without the title, I wouldn't have known what it was. Out of focus, and very bright. |
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