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Critique By:
Deborah Seitz (K:85)
2/16/2005 2:44:54 PM
Nice Shot! Very Dramatic. Congratulations.
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| Photo By: Teresa Moore
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Critique By:
Deborah Seitz (K:85)
1/12/2004 7:09:17 AM
Awsome! Compelling and well what can I say. This is very impressive.
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| Photo By: Wojtek Stawowiak
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Critique By:
Deborah Seitz (K:85)
4/26/2003 8:16:01 PM
Under these conditions there wasn't much of a difference. I thought they would look cool in B&W but you can only tell the difference if there is a color back ground. I have some more playing in PS to do.
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| Photo By: Deborah Seitz
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Critique By:
Deborah Seitz (K:85)
4/26/2003 10:38:07 AM
I went through some 14 pages and had to stop here. I have a Nikon D100 and am still learning to use it and Photoshop 7.0. This is a great shot and very inspiring. Thanks.
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| Photo By: Ronnie Gaubert
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Critique By:
Deborah Seitz (K:85)
4/23/2003 7:49:53 PM
Nice Shot! Very good composition. Did you crop this image or is this how you shot it?
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Photo By: Chelsea Burke
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Critique By:
Deborah Seitz (K:85)
9/15/2002 4:09:26 PM
I like this. It made me laugh. Very cute and a really good idea. Well composed!
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| Photo By: Afzal H Mohamed
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Critique By:
Deborah Seitz (K:85)
9/14/2002 7:17:57 PM
Nice image but I would add just a thin line of white to the border to allow the shot to stand out more.
I like the debth in this shot.
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| Photo By: Matthew Sanders
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Critique By:
Deborah Seitz (K:85)
8/19/2002 6:26:56 PM
Your work is impressive. I took a look at your other images and they are captivating. Your trees are haunting. A testimony to the powerful forces of Mother Nature. Keep up the good work.
deb :-)
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| Photo By: Jennifer Newton
(K:32)
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Critique By:
Deborah Seitz (K:85)
8/14/2002 6:13:06 AM
This is a great shot! I would like to see more of your work. I like the darken background, it gives him a more menecing feel. You could almost tell he is just waiting for the right moment. Glad to see another Orlando photographer. Come visit us at www.cflphotoclub.com
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| Photo By: Stephanie Tautkus
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Critique By:
Deborah Seitz (K:85)
8/14/2002 6:05:20 AM
These birds are actually less than 5ft from the fence. The red colors just jump out at you. I was about 4ft away and with my zoom almost completely extended. I did not use a tripod here but instead leaned on the fence. These little guys like to move around a lot so capturing one this close was not easy. I actually shot off about 6 or 8 shots. Most of them blurred in one area of the body or another. This one just jumps out at you. I would have liked to had his legs in focus as well. Thank you all for the comments they are helping me improve my craft. I go back and re-think my shots and how I might do them differently the next time. This site is awesome!
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| Photo By: Deborah Seitz
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Critique By:
Deborah Seitz (K:85)
8/13/2002 4:00:54 PM
This is a very compelling image. I would redo the boarders though. Perhaps make the white smaller and make the black larger. It should add focus to the image and intensify the tones. Other than that I would not touch a thing. I think this is a very good shot.
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| Photo By: Athoob Abdullah
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Critique By:
Deborah Seitz (K:85)
8/13/2002 6:16:55 AM
Thank you both!
Yes, I did print this one myself. Your suggestion is a great idea. I guess I will be back in the dark room to work on this one. I love this shot. The man was very meek and I was very grateful he did not mind me taking his picture. I will have to post it again after I have worked on the contrast. I do so appreciate all the good advise this web site has to offer.
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| Photo By: Deborah Seitz
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Critique By:
Deborah Seitz (K:85)
8/2/2002 5:30:48 PM
John,
You are correct. This is water from the water spouts at Epcot. I live in Orlando and lucky me, hubby works for the Mouse, so I have lots of opportunities to take advantage of the wonderful surrounds there. As for the background you are right again. It did not look that prominent through the lens. I should have stepped ever so slightly to the right. Next time I'll get it though.
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| Photo By: Deborah Seitz
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Critique By:
Deborah Seitz (K:85)
8/2/2002 5:25:30 PM
Dawn, Great minds think alike. As a matter of fact the first picture of this cloud that I posted is cropped exactly how you suggested. Check it out. It was posted 7/29/02 or you can just go to my images.
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| Photo By: Deborah Seitz
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Critique By:
Deborah Seitz (K:85)
8/2/2002 6:23:08 AM
Chris,
Thanks for the comment!
I want to say that it was 250/F-5.6 but I took like 6 of these shots and (big mistake) I did not write them down. We were standing just south of a building in it's cast shadow at the time and that helped because it was so bright in the direct sun. I zoomed in about halfway to get all the rays I could. It was late in the afternoon and the reason this cloud is so low in the frame was to crop out the trees below.
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| Photo By: Deborah Seitz
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Critique By:
Deborah Seitz (K:85)
7/31/2002 8:36:09 PM
Thank you Susan, I actually played with those boarders a few times to find what I liked. And yes I think presentation is a very vital part of any photographic/art work. Your comments are very appreciated. Deb
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| Photo By: Deborah Seitz
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Critique By:
Deborah Seitz (K:85)
7/30/2002 7:40:42 PM
A once in a lifetime shot. Nice job.
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| Photo By: Terry Drymon
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Critique By:
Deborah Seitz (K:85)
7/29/2002 7:36:36 PM
Jon, This is a great dramtic shot, congratulations!
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| Photo By: Jon Rank
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Critique By:
Deborah Seitz (K:85)
7/28/2002 7:11:56 AM
This is a great shot. I also enjoyed the shot you put on the forum. I am very interested in the technique of multiple exposures also at this time I am unable to make my AF camera do this. I would like to see more of your shots.
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| Photo By: Bobbie C.
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Critique By:
Deborah Seitz (K:85)
7/26/2002 4:20:46 PM
This is a truly awsome shot! Very aesthetically pleasing.
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| Photo By: John Charlton
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