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09/26/2008 11:49:22 AM |
| this good im not to sure what its a hard knock life means but its cool |
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09/14/2008 11:25:25 PM |
| Ok, I am willing to change the topic to something trying to move an immovable opbject. However, the colours are too plain and washed out. The ball being a more vibrant green may hace helped, and more light on the bug also, instead of highlighting the ball would have emphasised it as the subject |
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09/14/2008 03:29:32 AM |
| interesting... Was it supposed to be a dung beetle? Doesn't look like one. |
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09/14/2008 03:23:23 AM |
| That is incredibly random!!! |
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09/13/2008 07:22:40 PM |
| i thought that this was the best thing in this challenge |
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09/13/2008 06:43:38 PM |
| It took me a moment to notice the bug, maybe if the tennis ball wasnt in the center, it would draw more attention to the bug itself. Nice image though! |
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09/13/2008 05:28:41 PM |
| Lighting is a little flat. Would liked to have seen more of the insect. Still, very interesting entry. 8 |
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09/13/2008 01:38:47 PM |
| GO LITTLE BUG!!! I think that the rule of thirds would make this one a bit more interesting (I think it would have been best toward the left leaving the right open more). |
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09/13/2008 11:47:22 AM |
| that little fellow has a tough challenge ahead of him, I wish there was a little more color to this creating some interesting contrast |
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09/12/2008 11:30:57 PM |
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09/12/2008 01:23:50 PM |
| awesome! Really creative! |
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09/11/2008 05:40:40 PM |
| Cool capture but let down by being a bit overexposed. |
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09/11/2008 11:45:40 AM |
| Nice shot. the contrast of texture works for me. |
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09/11/2008 11:15:19 AM |
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09/11/2008 06:44:50 AM |
| That is one scary ass bug! What on earth is it....? He blends in a bit too well with the ground but it's a good capture, I like the idea. |
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09/11/2008 04:27:34 AM |
| Funny idea. Think he confused that ragged old tennis ball for a pile of dung? |
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09/11/2008 03:43:37 AM |
| this is nice, but I would like it more with a better color and sharpen quality |
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09/10/2008 08:59:19 PM |
Reminds me of the Dung Beetle! An interesting take on the topic.
CJ |
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09/10/2008 06:31:49 PM |
| Haha. Fun idea. Lighting draws eye to top of ball and not the struggle down below. |
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09/10/2008 01:27:22 PM |
| The image needs more contrast. I would look for a more interesting angle as well (possibly down low from behind the bee). |
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09/10/2008 01:26:37 PM |
| Wow, what a great capture. Great observation. I love the tattered tennis ball. It creates the illusion of long hours of hard work put in to moving such and object. |
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09/10/2008 01:18:35 PM |
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09/10/2008 12:26:11 PM |
| Overall well taken but it's a little ugly. But maybe that's your point... |
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09/10/2008 12:13:00 PM |
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09/10/2008 12:11:03 PM |
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09/10/2008 12:00:25 PM |
| this is so amazing and funny at the same time |
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09/10/2008 04:44:18 AM |
| weird and horrible looking bug,, lol.. good idea |
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09/10/2008 02:24:31 AM |
| Great idea, but lacks technical strength. Contrast could be improved. Camera angle could have been more dramatic. I would be interested in knowing if teh bug was alive at the time of the shoot:-) (kidding) |
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09/10/2008 01:20:52 AM |
| funny, a spent cicada skin shed moving anything. Cleaver. :) |
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