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05/25/2004 10:43:54 AM |
| Oh..I like this. It feels very intrusive. Very abstract. Nicely done. For some reason I would love to see a color incorporated...but as it is..I really like. |
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05/22/2004 05:13:35 PM |
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05/22/2004 04:22:13 PM |
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05/21/2004 08:03:40 PM |
Huh? Don't get even remotely how this depicts curiosity, which isn't even a habit but a state of being. Photographically, it's okay but kind of fuzzy.
Edited: Since you found my comment mocking and unhelpful, which I truly did not intend, I decided to ammend it somewhat, for clarification.
I do not see the connection between a hand clutching at nothing and curiosity. If this were a challenge entitled "Curiosity", I would still think it failed to meet that challenge. As it is, it is a challenge entitled "Habits". I do not agree, as you insisted in your angry private message to me, that curiosity is a habit, but rather a characteristic of human, and other higher animal species', nature; a state of being. One is curious, one is creative, one is easygoing. These are things we *are*, as in the verb 'to be'. A habit is something that we do; an action of some kind that is performed repeatedly, consciously or not (for instance, we can be in the habit of daily grooming and still be conscious of what we are doing).
Asthetically, the composition is fine. I generally don't care for thin, inside borders but in this instance I like how you made it seem as though the hand is breaking through. I found that the image was fuzzy and lacking detail. This may have been an intentional asthetic choice, as you stated in your message, but it does not work on that level for me. My opinion, of course. |
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05/21/2004 10:15:29 AM |
| Really wierd! And one among the best! |
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05/21/2004 10:11:24 AM |
| Nice use of the border. However, I find negative images more "clever" than "talented". It makes it look like you are not confident on your abilities, so you rely on special effects. I inverted this, and it looked pretty good "straight". The overall effect is dramatic, though! And grabbing things is a habit I see a lot in my shop. So, an 8 from me. |
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05/20/2004 07:09:00 PM |
| this is just awesome! this iis one border that everyone should agree is great |
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05/20/2004 04:25:31 PM |
| Not sure I see the connection to the challenge but the picture is suggestive. |
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05/20/2004 01:17:17 PM |
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05/20/2004 12:46:17 PM |
| Now this is how to work with a border. Well done |
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05/19/2004 09:10:11 PM |
| Like the framing -- really gives it a sense of depth |
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05/19/2004 04:42:01 PM |
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05/19/2004 04:40:11 PM |
| i dont like how the hand overlaps the border |
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05/19/2004 03:06:28 PM |
| Great pic. Excellent use of lines to encourage depth. Not sure it's a habit though... |
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05/19/2004 03:04:35 PM |
| There's no dead cat in this picture! |
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05/19/2004 10:24:44 AM |
| Reallly cool picture and a cool title, but I think the habit thing is a stretch. |
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05/19/2004 02:19:11 AM |
| This is the second photo in this challenge that I've seen that really has nothing to do with habits, but which I really like - and I like what you did with the frame as well. Nice shot! |
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