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Critique By:
Bryce Hughes (K:2957)
2/4/2004 1:01:24 AM
either way the end result is cool!
(id dont quite get the title though?)
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Critique By:
Michael Jenkins (K:329)
5/1/2002 10:07:24 AM
Nice textures and good colour contrasts. However, it needs to be more in focus. Also, I would have liked to have seen the top of the pillar. Nice concept, though.
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Critique By:
Alin Olaru (K:0)
4/26/2002 1:43:56 AM
here they are...
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Critique By:
Alin Olaru (K:0)
4/26/2002 1:42:02 AM
Aaaa... Sorry, this is displayed smaller than I hoped, the ants are not that visible...
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Critique By:
ian (K:354)
4/18/2002 3:20:18 PM
great shot. i wonder how it wouldve looked horizontally?
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Critique By:
Alin Olaru (K:0)
4/18/2002 3:12:23 AM
Halid, I wouldn't call myself an 'authority' :-) In fact, I am really far from this, so all I can do is tell you how I did it, and show you the original, so you can judge for yourself the loss of quality.
I have first converted the color image to grayscale, then to color again, and played with the color levels a bit, to get the desired look. You can achieve similar results by playing with duotone, I suppose.
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Critique By:
Halid Izzet (K:373)
4/18/2002 2:26:16 AM
Great results !
You could possible be a good authority to reply to a question I have just posted in the forum section on converting Colour to B&W. Any chance you coould take a quick peek ?
Thanks
Halid
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Critique By:
Alin Olaru (K:0)
4/18/2002 1:54:45 AM
This was originally a color shot, but I thought it shouldn't be from the moment I've taken it... Solved by PS.
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Critique By:
T M (K:-183)
4/16/2002 12:46:28 PM
A good picture. Very moody and with a great colour setting. The intermittent lighting constantly keeps drawing my attention "up the road" and makes me wonder what might be hidden in the darker areas. The only thing that I find distracting is maybe this little part of a fence (?) that can be seen in the upper right corner. Cropping the picture just a little bit on this side (or better: eliminating the fence via PS) would probably strengthen its effect enormously.
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