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06/07/2004 12:33:27 AM |
| Too bad a lot of people didn't see the '3' in this picture. I thought it was one of the more creative shots in the challenge and a well done photo overall. |
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06/05/2004 03:14:09 PM |
| Okay, I finally see the three birds here! sorry for my denseness. I suppose it would have been easier had all birds been in focus. I like the point of view of this structure. Nice composition, too. |
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06/04/2004 09:11:56 PM |
| Great perspective on this shot. I think the only way to have improved it would be to have a deeper DOF to bring out the other 2 birds better, although this setting works well with the title.... 7 |
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06/04/2004 07:45:51 AM |
| I like the shot, its interesting to look at, but the top two pigeons need to be in focus IMHO |
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06/03/2004 10:37:00 AM |
You know, I had to look at this about a dozen times for about 3-5 minutes each before I realized that red spot was a bird's eye. Then it only took me a couple seconds to see the other two birds (that I originally thought were statues or loose bricks).
You made me work too hard for this one!
As a picture, I like the color, contrast and DOF. But in trying to show 3? I hope everyone else saw it quicker than I did. |
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06/03/2004 12:32:26 AM |
| needs more depth of field |
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06/02/2004 08:56:05 PM |
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06/02/2004 06:31:18 PM |
| The three is definitely NOT smacking you in the face! It would have helped to have a deeper DOF, that way the texture of the wall would be a more prominent part of the image. |
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06/02/2004 10:37:04 AM |
| Kind of had to search for the third pigeon, but it was there. |
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06/01/2004 09:09:18 PM |
| Cool that you captured the image of the birds, especially the one toward the front. I don't think this will be a strong contender though. Simply because the "three" aren't all in focus. Kudos for taking risks though. :-) |
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06/01/2004 02:37:51 PM |
| The pigeons at the top are Really hard to spot...and I'm only assuming that those are pigeons! Great DOF, but a deeper one would have suited this challenge better. |
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06/01/2004 11:52:47 AM |
| Not sure where the "3" is, but I like this regardless. |
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06/01/2004 04:55:37 AM |
In my opinion this doesn't fit the challange.
Would have been a much better image if more was in focus and not just on the weed.
oh, just noticed the bird.
Still doesn't work for me. |
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06/01/2004 12:43:31 AM |
| i don't get it. 3 of what? |
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05/31/2004 08:16:19 PM |
| Tghe three is harder to see in this one, which makes it interesting. I wonder how many people won't get it. Nice picture though. |
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05/31/2004 03:46:35 PM |
| Maybe I'm just crazy, but I don't get the "three" aspect of this one.. nice shot, though :) |
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05/31/2004 01:08:26 PM |
| One bird found easily enough but the focus on the other two too soft. I like the curve of the top of the building. It brings the eye back to the focused bird. |
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05/31/2004 12:26:24 PM |
| A visual riddle that work very well! The red eye caught my attention right away, but it took me a while to register it as an eye. Then the bird and the other two just popped at me. |
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05/31/2004 11:47:27 AM |
| I like the use of narrow DOF to help us spot the first pigeon. Then our eyes bounce up to the other two. It is three, although that isn;t the first theme to pop out - I like the "I spy" game. |
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05/31/2004 11:05:14 AM |
| Might work better if the other two pigeons were in better focus. |
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05/31/2004 10:44:27 AM |
| Way to really make the viewer observe the photograph! I like the color saturation you achieved. Very pretty. |
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05/31/2004 10:22:06 AM |
| They really do blend with the colors of the bricks. Other then the spalsh of purple and his red eye there isn't much contrast. Your light and focus are good here. |
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05/31/2004 06:37:18 AM |
| For me, you needed to get all 3 in focus for this to work. |
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05/31/2004 06:32:39 AM |
I understand the concept. . I have kids! :)
I think the dof is too shallow for most people to find the third one.. The title certainly leads you to hunt for it though.
interesting point of view. |
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05/31/2004 01:00:46 AM |
| The two other doves were not obvious to me at first and the first one was a bit difficult to find, as well, since it blended in with the rocks/bricks. |
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