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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/22/2003 2:09:03 PM
I think your lighting is fine. Well done.
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| Photo By: Becky V
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/22/2003 2:06:41 PM
I thought of getting some of these to photograph but never did, guess I'll re-think that. Great shot and color tones. A little bright, but that could be just be my monitor. Cheers,
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| Photo By: Alexey Sapa
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/22/2003 2:01:38 PM
Nothing like velvia to bring out those colors. Excellent angle on this shot.
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| Photo By: Kenneth Kwan
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/20/2003 5:00:18 AM
I agree, For some reason it seems like there is something missing. Maybe it's the bright background.
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| Photo By: Daniel case
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/20/2003 4:57:27 AM
I don't mind. I'll try to help any way I can.
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| Photo By: Joshua Koh
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/20/2003 4:50:06 AM
Great lighting! Also like the soft nuetral background. Very well done!!!
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| Photo By: Alexey Sapa
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/19/2003 1:01:54 PM
I hope you don't mind but I borrowed your photo too see if I could help. I was able to sharpen it a great deal without too much loss of quality except for where the green and the pink hues combine around the edges of the leaf. I don't have PS elements just the old photo deluxe program. Try using the UNSHARP MASK option, it will allow a greater amount of control over how much sharpening is achieved. Hope this helps.
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| Photo By: Joshua Koh
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/19/2003 4:47:40 AM
Very creative shot! Don't know how you did it but well done.
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| Photo By: Jani Salvataggio
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/18/2003 8:06:33 PM
Just downloaded the plugin. Think I'll try it out tomorrow it looks very useful. By the way your shots are getting better every time.
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| Photo By: Andrew Chambers
(K:1271)
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/18/2003 5:02:40 AM
I like the way the subject is coming out of the frame. I think I'll try that idea today. Nice one!!
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| Photo By: Alexey Sapa
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/17/2003 6:18:03 PM
Excellent work!! The exposure is perfect for the scene. The tiger coming from the top right down into the water, the reflection (a huge +), and the calm mood of the whole scene is great. Well done!!
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| Photo By: Harry Eggens
(K:14804)
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/17/2003 9:10:25 AM
Brightly lit, colorful, and very well composed. Keep 'em comin!!
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| Photo By: Alexey Sapa
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/16/2003 6:33:39 PM
I think the way you framed this is very creative compared to the centered flower most of us make. You managed to use to your advantage what could of been a little too much background while still drawing attention to the subject.
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| Photo By: Amna Al Shamsi
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/16/2003 7:01:05 AM
I really like this one. I think it's because most flower/water shots always have black water but yours is a nice nuetral gray tone. DOF is here also good.
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| Photo By: Andrew Chambers
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/16/2003 6:57:46 AM
Flowers and water, always a good combination. Well done!!
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| Photo By: Andrew Chambers
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/14/2003 12:12:19 PM
Nice capture! This rose has a more lively look than most other rose photos. The pink and yellow colors make come alive.
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| Photo By: Carole Bradford
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/11/2003 10:02:04 PM
I was directed to your portfolio from the forums section. I would like to comment on all of your photos as they are all top quality flower pics IMO. I was looking for a little inspiration and a few new ideas and your photos have given me a lot in that area. I think the color contrast in this one is perfect. The yellow draws ones attention and highlights the contour of the iris very well.
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| Photo By: Karen Johnson
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/11/2003 6:00:23 PM
This is very good lighting. The petals blend into the background nicely. Also like the softened edges too.
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Photo By: Elizabeth Miller
(K:2766)
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/11/2003 5:57:46 PM
I think your onto a cool subject here. Cropped a little too much on the top but otherwise a nice shot.
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| Photo By: stephen martinez
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/11/2003 12:52:40 PM
I viewed nearly all of your flower photos. Pretty good work for someone new to flower photography. I think this is your best so far. The petals all have some amount of light falling on them. It's a fairly soft lighting with no burnout spots or really dark areas. The background is also very nicely done, the top left of it is dark contrasting the lighter petals and the bottom right is slightly lighter contrasting the darker petals. Well done!!
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| Photo By: Andrew Chambers
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/10/2003 3:54:27 PM
Nice floral shot! Usually the stem is the hardest thing to get to look right, but yours fades into the black instead of just straight to the bottom of the photo.
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| Photo By: Gabriella Carta
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/9/2003 5:25:11 PM
Soft shadows and nicely composed. Well done!!
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| Photo By: Mice007 -=-
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/8/2003 5:37:38 PM
I think the main attraction of this one is how the soft black seperates the deep reds throughout the whole photo. Also everything seems to blend nicely into the background. Superb use of light.
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| Photo By: Alexey Sapa
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/8/2003 5:32:01 PM
Extremely well done!!! Very bright, intense color and yet it still shows plenty of detail. Also the way the center droops toward the bottom to show the green in it is perfect.
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| Photo By: Brenda Sellers
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/7/2003 3:42:43 PM
Excellent shot! The subject is not burnt out as is usually the case with a macro photo using a flash. Sharp well composed, and very colorful.
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| Photo By: Paolo Mazzei
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/7/2003 3:38:15 PM
I think the blue, dark brown background is excellent for this subject. The subject is very sharp, colorful.
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| Photo By: Ray Witter
(K:6149)
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/7/2003 3:32:30 PM
Good title! The yellow & light red color tones work well together.
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| Photo By: ifte amjad
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/6/2003 8:24:08 PM
I find that fuji 100 & 200 seem to be geared toward a warmer tone. Also my local lab rarely prints fuji the right way, maybe it's just the lab. Good luck!
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| Photo By: Hermen Pen
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/6/2003 8:19:38 PM
I agree with steve. I have an elephant shot in my folder here at usefilm where I cropped around the facial features and it turned out ok. The small area is a little distracting but not a really big deal.
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| Photo By: Antonio Trincone
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Critique By:
Daniel case (K:756)
11/6/2003 8:12:27 PM
I'm a PS amatuer myself. I have been photographing flowers for 2 years so I'll suggest a few things that might help. Bright, full colored flowers tend to burn out easily when photographed so try to pick a flower with a slightly colored edge to the petals. Also pink, cyan, violet, dirty yellow, or flowers with a more secondary color tone seem to show more detail due to their color contrast. Also try side lighting to cast a shadow when all else fails. None of this is written stone though, Good luck.
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