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04/17/2004 03:00:13 PM |
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04/17/2004 11:35:01 AM |
| nice idea here, I like the dualism of the inside & outside window views. |
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04/17/2004 08:20:47 AM |
| Nice idea, do I score each window view then add the two together for the final number? |
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04/15/2004 01:42:07 PM |
| Nice find - and the" two for one" title is catchy. To me, the overall photo lacks impact - mostly because the end view through window #2 is pretty busy and doesn't reall have a "subject." There's also some composition issue such as the "border areas:" 1) The slim area on the very top left of the frame should be eliminated, 2) The white board in the top right of the frame leads you out of the frame (And since we should probably see more of the bottom of window #1 - maybe just moving the camera down a bit would be the thing to do.). Finally - it would be helpful if there were some texture in the area inside the building. Was there a way to get some light reflected in there? I know this is a lot of info - but hope it heps. |
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04/14/2004 01:41:14 PM |
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