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Critique By:
Melisa Taylor (K:89)
3/9/2004 1:02:05 PM
Cindi,
It's actually not sepia...it's just the tones I got from the lighting at the time. Kind of interesting how that worked out.
Thanks for your comments! I saw that you "friended" me, and I can't figure out how to add you back as a friend. 
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| Photo By: Melisa Taylor
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Critique By:
Melisa Taylor (K:89)
3/9/2004 1:00:12 PM
What a beautiful portrait!!! Her eyes are amazing.
You did a great job capturing this. Seeing into her eyes makes me feel like I know her.
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| Photo By: Cindi Czaja
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Critique By:
Melisa Taylor (K:89)
3/5/2004 12:20:45 PM
Great toy camera shot Tim!
The angle and the shadows are great!
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| Photo By: Tim Courlas
(K:486)
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Critique By:
Melisa Taylor (K:89)
3/4/2004 5:04:03 PM
Andreas,
Yes, I do use medium format in the diana. This particular image was off of the first roll of medium format film that I've shot. It was about a year ago. I've only been shooting the Diana for about 5 or 6 months.
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| Photo By: Melisa Taylor
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Critique By:
Melisa Taylor (K:89)
3/4/2004 12:12:38 PM
Thanks Roy!!
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| Photo By: Melisa Taylor
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Critique By:
Melisa Taylor (K:89)
3/4/2004 11:44:49 AM
Thanks Stefan!
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| Photo By: Melisa Taylor
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Critique By:
Melisa Taylor (K:89)
3/4/2004 11:35:46 AM
Great abstract image!!
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| Photo By: nenad pesic
(K:1944)
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Critique By:
Melisa Taylor (K:89)
3/4/2004 11:32:19 AM
I love the dark, decaying dirty effect this pinhole image has!
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| Photo By: Andreas Wolkerstorfer
(K:5090)
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Critique By:
Melisa Taylor (K:89)
3/4/2004 11:30:52 AM
Great capture! It really makes you feel like you're there!
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| Photo By: Carlheinz Bayer
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Critique By:
Melisa Taylor (K:89)
3/4/2004 11:29:16 AM
I really like this and I think the diptych works well!
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| Photo By: Stefan Engström
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Critique By:
Melisa Taylor (K:89)
3/3/2004 9:33:35 AM
Great photo!! Lovely form and composition.
I have a VERY similar picture here, only mine is horizontal, and it is a Honda, not a Harley!
http://www.usefilm.com/image/219158.html
Great minds think alike!!
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| Photo By: Don Simmons
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Critique By:
Melisa Taylor (K:89)
2/19/2004 7:36:18 AM
I love the different view of everyday objects. The shadow that the 'strainer' thing produces on the eggs has a nice effect.
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| Photo By: Ed Konczal
(K:267)
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Critique By:
Melisa Taylor (K:89)
2/19/2004 7:33:25 AM
Great use of negative space to show the loneliness of the bench!
Thumbs up for breathing life into that old Pony!
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| Photo By: Tobiah Deutsch
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Critique By:
Melisa Taylor (K:89)
2/19/2004 7:31:29 AM
Great capture of the light and shadow. The sqare format is perfect for the composition, dividing the image into two triangles.
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| Photo By: ama tor
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Critique By:
Melisa Taylor (K:89)
2/19/2004 7:29:18 AM
Great composition!
The process was perfect for this photo...seems as if the cyanotype represents the water, and the platinum represents the land.
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| Photo By: Gary Auerbach
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Critique By:
Melisa Taylor (K:89)
2/18/2004 7:42:47 AM
Wonderfully, formal image!
The symmetry is very eye catching...
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| Photo By: evreniz e.
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Critique By:
Melisa Taylor (K:89)
2/17/2004 9:08:49 AM
Nice abstract image here! I love the confusion it creates by putting you in the shoes of the person standing in the corner.
nice job on this!
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| Photo By: Claudia F.
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Critique By:
Melisa Taylor (K:89)
9/22/2003 5:38:25 PM
Scarlet: Yes, it's fixed. I tried to scratch it and everything. The only way it's gonna come off is dropping the tile and breaking it.
I sprayed it with UV Protectant Matte Krylon Spray.
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| Photo By: Melisa Taylor
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Critique By:
Melisa Taylor (K:89)
9/9/2003 12:55:14 PM
Betsy: Thanks a bunch! I actually used a lesser known Hanimex Diaprint slide printer.
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| Photo By: Melisa Taylor
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Critique By:
Melisa Taylor (K:89)
9/9/2003 8:31:27 AM
Great Polaroid Transfer. The colors are perfect. Adam and Eve was the first thing I thought of when I saw the image.
It's sad that he died. You've immortalized his image wonderfully.
side note: I've seen this image somewhere before. Did you submit it to Polaroid's 'P' Magazine? I'm racking my brain here...
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| Photo By: Gary Auerbach
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Critique By:
Melisa Taylor (K:89)
9/9/2003 8:23:51 AM
Great work on this Sx-70 manipulation!
Hard to believe it started out digital!
I tried to rate this photo, but it didn't give me the option for some reason.
excellent work!
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| Photo By: Karen Nichols
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Critique By:
Melisa Taylor (K:89)
9/9/2003 8:17:14 AM
This is beautiful. Well composed, great lines, great shadows. The frame was filled nicely. The patterns, the repetition...all very well done!
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| Photo By: Felipe Rodríguez
(K:9200)
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Critique By:
Melisa Taylor (K:89)
9/9/2003 8:14:04 AM
Very nice colors and lovely texture!
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| Photo By: Jean-François Dupuis
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