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01/28/2009 08:00:19 PM |
PostLuminous Award WINNER!
this could be in Ansel's textbook series, such a great example of zone & control
it also evokes the feeling of his Silverton, Colorado image very nicely |
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01/28/2009 02:45:44 PM |
I think this is a great shot. Nice textures and the shadows are wonderful, nice one. |
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01/28/2009 02:18:05 PM |
Thank you all for your comments. They were greatly appreciated. Special thanks to Bear_Music. Knowing your expertise in AA, your comments were better than a ribbon. Thanks for validating my effort. Maybe someone will pick it up for a book. (I just had another photo of mine selected by our Historical Society for the cover of their Bicentennial book. Would be nice to have this image in one also.) |
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01/28/2009 12:54:12 PM |
The final tally is a poor reflection of the quality of this photo, especially when the Adams-like properties are so excellent. |
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01/27/2009 09:13:56 AM |
I think the things in the window distract the eye from the overall photo. |
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01/25/2009 06:03:05 PM |
Really like the tones and textures in this photo. nice job. 8 |
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01/25/2009 09:59:29 AM |
How a about 6.0? :) Well done, I like the composition. |
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01/23/2009 10:38:18 PM |
This is an excellent B&W. The reflections in the window draw you in because you cannot determine exactly what they are. |
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01/21/2009 10:20:17 PM |
great texture in the shadows without getting lost |
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01/21/2009 01:23:28 PM |
Of all the images entered in this challenge, this is by FAR the purest expression of Zone System. The image could be used in a textbook to illustrate ZS principles. You also have EXCELLENT raking light, and consequently great richness of textural detail. The details visible through the window, in particular, are absolutely spot-on in showing the concept of bringing out information from the deep shadows. In other words, from a technical perspective you have absolutely nailed what Ansel was about.
Aesthetically, the image is not so spot-on. It's well-composed and well executed, but it doesn't carry a lot of emotive power. Not every image has to BE emotive, of course, but still it's a missing element. I would not expect this image to ribbon, but if it doesn't do very well I'll be quite disappointed. |
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01/21/2009 09:57:10 AM |
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01/21/2009 03:10:55 AM |
VERY clean, geometric shot. |
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