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Critique By: Stephen Gangi  (K:566)  
3/4/2003 5:48:42 PM

It's the scanner. That's my punishment for getting a cheap one. I will try re-shooting in black and white and see what happens. It sounds like it could be interesting, and possibly better.
        Photo By: Stephen Gangi  (K:566)

Critique By: Stephen Gangi  (K:566)  
2/14/2003 5:55:15 PM

Thanks for the comment. I reshot recently from an angle more like you say, but it was in color and just didn't work. I do plan another reshoot, again in black and white. I'm getting there. By the way, the blue is the paper I used, it was cyanotype or "sun print" paper. Lots of fun to play with.
        Photo By: Stephen Gangi  (K:566)

Critique By: Stephen Gangi  (K:566)  
2/3/2003 4:03:46 PM

Leave it the way it is. It is just right.
        Photo By: Gustaf L Bjerne  (K:245)

Critique By: Stephen Gangi  (K:566)  
12/22/2002 9:45:09 AM

Thank you for the comments. You're right about the balance. A simple crop would work here. The light I could do nothing about, I was pretty much on someone else's schedule (their car). Maybe some day I can get back there at the right time of day.
        Photo By: Stephen Gangi  (K:566)

Critique By: Stephen Gangi  (K:566)  
12/18/2002 5:09:33 PM

Weird. Those artifacts are not in the original print or the original scan. They only appeared after re-sizing. Pretty strange.
        Photo By: Stephen Gangi  (K:566)

Critique By: Stephen Gangi  (K:566)  
11/29/2002 9:35:24 AM

The original print does have a lot better detail (checked with a 8x loupe) and tonal range but my scanner needs work or replacement. The pumpkin is deliberately placed where it is, to fill in what was an empty space. I do know what you mean about the tree trunk on the left, it should have been cropped out.
        Photo By: Stephen Gangi  (K:566)

Critique By: Stephen Gangi  (K:566)  
11/3/2002 8:24:15 AM

You are right and I will remember that for next time. I hadn't even noticed how dark the bottom corner was until you mentioned it. The cropping was a problem... Tighter or looser framing, I just couldn't decide.
        Photo By: Stephen Gangi  (K:566)

Critique By: Stephen Gangi  (K:566)  
11/2/2002 7:29:21 AM

Thanks there. I thought about that bright spot but decided to leave it. No special reason, other than not wanting to do a lot of manipulation.
        Photo By: Stephen Gangi  (K:566)


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