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11/10/2009 09:59:30 PM |
| Excellent shot. Positive and negative space collide. |
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11/10/2009 01:02:41 PM |
I elected to use a rating table to decide on what value to assign during voting.
Here̢۪s the table:
1 No Animal/People Interaction
2 Slightly Appealing, but no Animal/People Interaction
3 Moderately Appealing, but on Animal/People Interaction
4 Greatly Appealing, but no Animal/People interaction
5 Not Appealing, but possessing Animal/People Interaction
6 Slightly Appealing and possessing Animal/People Interaction
7 Moderately Appealing and possessing Animal/People Interaction
8 Greatly Appealing and possessing Animal People Interaction
9 Better than #8, and caused an audible sigh
10 Better than #9, and would likely declare it a favorite |
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11/08/2009 02:05:38 PM |
| The composition seems a bit rough, but this is wonderful! way too neat. The motion of the popcorn (?) dropping, the way the squirrel is half hidden, everything is so intriguing. Like we're catching a glimpse of the animal/human intereaction, just enough to catch our attention, but no more. |
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11/08/2009 06:40:30 AM |
| Cute and humourous. I like the backlighting on the tail. The obvious diagonal angle of the squirrel matches the height of the acorn. Reminds me of a German story about two naughty boys called Max und Moritz. Well shot! |
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11/07/2009 07:03:50 PM |
| Like the creativity. It's not an "in your face" pic. Nice subtle image of the interaction. I also like the "diagonal" placement of the the hand in the upper left and the tail in the lower right. I would hope this is a top ten. |
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11/07/2009 05:41:20 AM |
| Brilliant capture and gutsy entry. Bumping up. |
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11/06/2009 05:52:26 PM |
I love the shot! Clever and funny. One recommendation--the tree is very dark and takes up so much of the photo, it would be nice to get some of the detail back in the tree. I brought it into photoshop (elements) and just did a shadows/highlights on it and lightened the shadows, and I thought the effect was interesting.
Feel free to ignore this--it was just such a great concept and photo that I had to play with it. -8- |
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11/05/2009 08:48:19 AM |
| Cute :-) Really fun shot. |
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11/04/2009 07:34:26 PM |
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11/04/2009 03:52:50 PM |
| Interesting take on the challenge. Very unique. Good capture |
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11/04/2009 12:40:20 PM |
| tease! i really like the lighting and the way that this one is compositionally balanced! |
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11/04/2009 09:40:33 AM |
| Cute!!! Love the implied rest of the critter and the nifty backlighting on the tail. Very fun shot! |
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11/04/2009 08:39:34 AM |
| I see the potential interaction but this isn't working for me, too much tree, I'd like to see the squirrel's head. |
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11/04/2009 01:36:51 AM |
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11/04/2009 01:09:37 AM |
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