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Critique By:
Alvin Prasad (K:76)
9/2/2003 5:49:26 AM
Awesome photo Jostein. The lighting and colour is superb. The piece seems very well balanced in all regards. Well done.
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| Photo By: Jostein Moene
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Critique By:
Alvin Prasad (K:76)
8/28/2003 5:46:46 AM
Yeah i agree....a little too light Jaap. The reflections are a little distracting as well, they take the focus away from the wonderful water lilies. Perhaps a circular polariser might have helped in this situation. Still, a nice piece of work.
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| Photo By: Jaap Poot
(K:7926)
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Critique By:
Alvin Prasad (K:76)
8/28/2003 5:40:59 AM
Wow. What a powerful moment. So provocative. Perhaps a bit too much sky Paola, but overall still an nice shot.
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| Photo By: Paolo De Maio
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Critique By:
Alvin Prasad (K:76)
8/28/2003 5:35:04 AM
Firstly thanks for the welcome Hayri. This is a wonderfully provocative piece with brilliant colour and lighting. The composition is superb...i especially like the palaces silhouetted in the background. You show a level of expertise many aspire to.
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| Photo By: Hayri CALISKAN
(K:16195)
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Critique By:
Alvin Prasad (K:76)
8/28/2003 5:26:52 AM
Can't say i've been anywhere near a graveyard myself for some time, but this photo certainly evokes their qualities very well. And the bag man is a classic. Great composition.
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| Photo By: Michael Waterman
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Critique By:
Alvin Prasad (K:76)
8/28/2003 5:21:02 AM
Yeah wonderful composition michael. Very provocative. What was the idea behind the stroke effect......sun shine? Interesting, but a little distracting. Still, very appealing.
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| Photo By: Michael Waterman
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Critique By:
Alvin Prasad (K:76)
8/28/2003 5:16:58 AM
Certainly a eye catching subject. I would love to see this photo with the light source behind the glass shining through the holes. Might have helped to have the square centered so the corner was not cut out. Nice work nonetheless. Well done.
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| Photo By: sam x
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Critique By:
Alvin Prasad (K:76)
8/28/2003 5:09:51 AM
I think the reflection works very well. The juxtaposition of looking into the cat's eye and actually seeing what it sees is almost haunting. One has to work hard to focus on the detail of the eye itself but this only adds to the evocative nature of the eye. Great photo.
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| Photo By: sam x
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