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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
1/14/2008 5:54:38 AM
Thanks Siamak,
Well, the reason why I wanted it to be way out in the water is because now Ellen and the water is the only thing that is visible. If I would have stood on the beach it wouldn't be as "calm" as it is now.
/ Marcus
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
11/22/2007 9:49:51 PM
Actually Vendera just stood like this and I just saw the Weston-image and said that she shouldn't move.
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
11/14/2007 6:05:11 AM
Jon,
Thanks for your comment.
Regarding the loss of William. Let say that autocomplete in the browser can make fun with you.
I have changed the title
/ Marcus
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
6/28/2007 6:15:41 AM
Rachel, it makes me really happy that you love this image so much, and hopefully I will continue making images you like :)
/ Marcus
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
6/20/2007 6:38:22 PM
Terry, I'm really glad that I make you smile. That's what photography is all about. And by you saying so, you have made me smile too.
/ Marcus
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
6/20/2007 5:42:12 AM
Thanks Phillip. I'm a greate fan of Mann eventhough I try not to copy her art, I still may be influented (spelling) by her.
/ Marcus
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
8/12/2006 7:21:19 PM
Dave, you are absolutly right. I normally don't take these kinds of images, but sometimes has to be the first time 
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
8/8/2006 9:17:00 AM
It's a scan from negative
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
8/7/2006 8:31:26 PM
Wonderful use of the square format. Actually I saw it was a Hassy-shot as soon as I saw the big image.
The tilt and lines are great
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
6/10/2006 5:49:43 PM
David, actually when viewing darker images it usually looks much nicer at night without any disturbing light around you. Maybe this was the reason the images looked better now
To rest:
Thank you all. I really appreciate your warm comments.
/Marcus
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
4/6/2006 3:13:39 PM
You don't have to feel sorry for asking. I will always reply to anyone. In this photo I developed the film (Illford FP4+ 120-format) with D76.
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
4/5/2006 6:39:00 AM
Just love the crop.
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
3/22/2006 6:30:01 AM
I use the Epson 3170. But I really don't like it. It takes only 120-frame per scan. So it takes quite some time to scan a hold 120-roll. I think I will buy a Canon 9950F since it can take 6 6x6-frames.
Thanks for your comment.
/ Marcus
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
11/17/2005 10:51:35 AM
John:
I used a 80x80 softbox on Editas left side (viewed from us). I belive that I coved the half of the softbox with some black fabric (to make the lighter harder than it otherwise sould be). The softbox is aprox 1.5 meters to the left and little higher than Editas face. On Editas right side I have nothing (I usually use someting to reflex the light, lighting up the shaddows, but I didn't use this here. For background I use a dark-blue curtain I bought from IKEA.
Let me know if you have any more questions and I'll try to answere them.
/ Marcus
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
11/16/2005 7:53:12 PM
It's a girl
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
4/23/2005 8:42:20 PM
David, when I first saw Emmy, I told her, that I had to photograph her, just because of her long and beautiful neck. So I did a whole session with her only focusing on her neck
So I did NOT make it longer in PS...
And for the grain, I did not use the grain-part in PS, but merely added noise.
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
4/23/2005 6:31:04 PM
Post production, but only because I'm fed up with the digital noise. I want my analog noise back
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
3/30/2005 9:05:19 PM
As always, wonderful lit and the textures in the girls hair. Oh, my god. Once can see that you have used your Mamiya as one should.
Just love to see your work.
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
3/16/2005 10:47:49 PM
Oh, my GOD. How can I have missed such a lovely photo. I can just see right into her soul.
I won't forget this image in a very long time.
Just wonderful. Thanks for sharing...
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
2/16/2005 7:00:29 AM
David: I understand what you are meaning that your eyes is pulled away from the face. However the reason that I show the shoulder so much is because without them it's only a face. In my version I just love the way the shaddows are built up and producing wonderful lines (I don't know what the words is for the bones that are visible below the shoulder).
To the rest of you:
I appreciate all of your comments. They really do matters to me (and naturally David's).
/ Marcus
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
2/15/2005 9:47:04 PM
True black and white art.
I just love it
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
12/18/2004 8:14:35 PM
Love the hair. Without it, the image would just have been another "normal" portrait.
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
12/5/2004 3:39:05 PM
Pat, can one get a nicer comment than that? When you recognize my work, it's then, I know that I'm right on...
Thanks, because your comment really matters to me (and naturally the rest too).
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
12/4/2004 9:43:59 PM
Ana:
I haven't sharpened it, and I just think that it is the DOF that fools you.
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
12/2/2004 9:44:25 PM
Just thought that I should learn you two Swedish words
Jul in Swedish means Christmas
And if you write an 'h' before (hjul) it will mean wheel.
Lovely picture, by the way...
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
12/2/2004 9:32:29 PM
Thanks Patrick. I usually don't set my images to any project and didn't knew that a blur project existed, but I have changed the image to that now. Thanks.
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
12/2/2004 9:24:59 PM
Truly wonderful image. Great DOF and nice lighting.
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
11/21/2004 1:30:16 AM
Wonderful lighting and marvelous eyes.
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
11/21/2004 1:29:13 AM
Wonderful
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Critique By:
Marcus Carlsson (K:411)
10/9/2004 10:12:25 PM
Thanks Jeroen for your comment. However I don't think that a lighter background would improve this image. What I like in this image is the skirts texture and with a lighter background the texture won't stand out so much. But I appreciate your ideas.
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