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Critique By: Daniel Saaiman  (K:1222)  
11/23/2002 12:47:19 AM

BEAUTIFUL RICH COLOURS!!!!! GREAT COMPOSITION!!
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)

Critique By: Kevin Greggain  (K:2572)  
11/5/2002 7:21:38 PM

I like this Keith. The Sepia really gives this image an atmosphere. I'm also wondering if you took any other angles of this structure. I think an angled should would also look great.

Good work!
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)

Critique By: Becky V  (K:9699)  
10/24/2002 6:25:25 PM

I keep coming back to this photograph and I enjoy it everytime I do. It reminds me of Alice In Wonderland as the repeating door frames make it look like the girl is running through mirrors. Really intriguing, like most of your portfolio.
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)

Critique By: Andrew Lahanas  (K:7062)  
10/23/2002 9:01:37 PM

I agree with you about the lines and perspective. It is what makes this photo pleasing to look at. The only this is (on my monitor) I can see no trees or anything else, which is fine 'cause it looks like the bridge is leading to an abyss. But the darkness is making up too much of the photo. think you should try cropping it or have taken the photo from lower on the ground and filled the frame a little more. That's my opinion anyway. Either way it is a good photo that catches the eye.
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)

Critique By: Russell Love  (K:7006)  
10/21/2002 11:32:43 AM

Keith,

Having a wife that is an art teacher, I am always looking at the perspective lines in a picture. I like the lines in this one. I think you could have used a neutral density grad. filter here to even out the light to dark between the shade of the trees and the bright sunlight of the bridge. Keep it up, and let us see more!
Later my friend,

Russ
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)

Critique By: Chris Whaley  (K:3847)  
10/21/2002 2:02:13 AM

it works for me Keith...excellent shot.
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)

Critique By: heather martino  (K:3648)  
10/20/2002 8:59:55 PM

you lucky thing - my camera broke in Angkor! I must go back, its photographers heaven. This is really nice. H
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)

Critique By: Kim Culbert  (K:37070)  
10/20/2002 8:25:00 PM

The repeating lines and forms really give power to this image, and the little child playing is the icing on the cake. Would have liked more room infront of the child but hey, that would be a perfect world! A really outstanding shot.
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)

Critique By: Mark Taylor  (K:344)  
10/19/2002 11:41:08 PM

Another great photo! And it can be used horizontal/upside down or back to front too, An editor would love it.
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)

Critique By: Mark Taylor  (K:344)  
10/19/2002 11:38:32 PM

Great picture!
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)

Critique By: Jun Ma  (K:511)  
10/19/2002 3:42:04 PM

Hello, Keith,
You'v got really sharp eyes for good subjects. The composition is humorous, while thoughtful. I like it very much.
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)

Critique By: Chris Whaley  (K:3847)  
10/16/2002 12:59:56 AM

i really like how this is light....how do you like the 28-200?
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)

Critique By: Ken Alexander  (K:3905)  
10/13/2002 3:49:36 PM

Very good! The man's body language says it all. He's a no-nonsense guy, and no city slicker.
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)

Critique By: Kim Culbert  (K:37070)  
10/4/2002 4:58:54 PM

The solid green water is so unique... I think there is just enough subject to allow for so much green! Very creative and good eye!
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)

Critique By: Ken Alexander  (K:3905)  
10/3/2002 12:44:11 PM

Very good, Keith! Nice eye to see this shot; I'm sure it wasn't obvious.
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)

Critique By: Ken Alexander  (K:3905)  
10/3/2002 8:49:14 AM

I agree, great idea. I would also suggest having her look somewhat to the right so we at least see one side of her face. And did you try making it black-and-white?
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)

Critique By: Antonio Díaz  (K:2710)  
10/2/2002 12:59:10 PM

i really like this shot, but i think it could be improved a little, i would love to see this from another angle or maybe just a little closer, having less of the sand foreground and more of whatever she?s looking at...
if possible, i would have removed the gatorade bottle and the other stuff that is in the sand...
overall this image has a lot of potencial and i really like the idea, so here you have my point of view, i hope it is useful...
good shot!
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)

Critique By: Kenneth Kwan  (K:3084)  
9/30/2002 9:30:52 PM

Very nice detail in the sand. The side lighting definitely helps to bring out the tactile quality of the sandscape. The composition is clean and effective, with a very nice sense of depth. Well-done!
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)

Critique By: Rose Hooper  (K:899) Donor  
9/30/2002 8:53:39 PM

This is a classic type of shot. I never tire of the patterns and lightplay of dunes. I must get my ass to somewhere like this sometime to try my eye out on such shots. I will definitely remember to bracket when/if I get a chance so I don't goof. This is lovely.
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)

Critique By: Sue O'S  (K:12878)  
9/30/2002 7:32:54 PM

My 10-yr-old nephew would jokingly ask if that's "The Nimbus 2000". :-)

Keith, this is a very nice capture. I looked at this picture once before without knowing it was an exhibit - glad I finally read the "about"! Some museum curator or exhibit designer would be proud that you noticed this "slice of village life". :-) Like your work. Keep posting!
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)

Critique By: Dario Diament  (K:83)  
9/30/2002 12:33:25 PM

Perfect 10! I don't see the fish there! It's a face. Awesome.
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)

Critique By: k m  (K:324)  
9/29/2002 9:39:41 PM

i'd have to agree with alisa
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)

Critique By: Ken Alexander  (K:3905)  
9/28/2002 7:57:45 PM

I think it's a great study of tones and textures. Pretty nice composition, too!
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)

Critique By: Vincent K. Tylor  (K:7863)  
9/28/2002 7:05:23 PM

A nice image, but for some reason I keep imagining how nice a spanish guitar would look instead of the brooms.
        Photo By: Keith Song  (K:-11)


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