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10/10/2011 03:53:18 PM |
| 76th out of 75 - doesn't get much browner than that. ;-) |
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04/17/2009 12:46:36 AM |
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04/16/2009 02:27:16 PM |
| Hmmmm...I'm going to measure with my little ruler thingy when I get home tonight. But, if you say it's aligned properly...then I'll believe you...;-) |
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04/14/2009 01:03:26 PM |
| This image is just too blurry for my tase. Maybe a much closer shot of your frisby player would have worked with a bit of a different head on angle. |
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04/13/2009 08:38:15 AM |
| Too much blur. Need to get a higher shutter speed, or use a tripod. |
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04/12/2009 06:20:08 AM |
| Unfortunetly the picture is blurry...which makes a profound matter in this case... |
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04/12/2009 01:21:18 AM |
| This isnt stock photograph material. |
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04/11/2009 07:19:50 AM |
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04/10/2009 05:27:04 AM |
| Sorry but the whole image is out of focus. It appears that you were shooting from a higher vantage point than your subjects. IMO it would have been better if you were closer to their level. I do think the idea behind the shot is really good, just a little more work on the technicals and you will have a great image. |
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04/09/2009 10:18:45 PM |
| Quick grabshot /snapshot. Not saying that's necessarily bad but in terms of stock it should be in focus and show just what you need to show. The two girls in the foreground add nothing at all. |
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04/09/2009 09:16:02 PM |
| but not when your taking the picture... |
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04/09/2009 09:13:14 PM |
| Too blurry and seems like a quick shot of a random park. No main subject to focus on. |
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04/09/2009 12:31:48 PM |
| Ahh...nothing in focus. 1 |
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04/09/2009 10:37:47 AM |
| I can't find a single thing here in focus and, sorry, but that's a problem for me for this particilar challenge. |
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04/09/2009 07:14:59 AM |
Don't take this the wrong way but it looks like you took this on your phone lol
Not really a stock image either. |
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04/08/2009 05:08:46 PM |
| Too blurry. No hint of composition, looks like a quick snapshot... If this pic was composed a little bit better (not cutting off the legs of the bottom two people) and not blurred, it would work better meeting the challenge. |
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04/08/2009 09:18:30 AM |
| The subjects can move, but you should hold your camera still - this is really blurry (even the grass and non-moving objects). The hedges really draw attention to the horizon being tilted. The girls' feet not being in the picture feels strange. |
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04/08/2009 07:21:13 AM |
| More movement that has purpose would have been better. A little higher shutter speed and tracking the action in the background with a little tighter shot would have helped this a lot. |
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