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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
1/3/2009 3:22:27 AM
Nice. I have a picture like this of a horse I rode in Uruguay. Buen caballo
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| Photo By: Laurie Solis
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
1/3/2009 3:20:57 AM
Whoops already commented on it. No new pictures on here. I have thousands more. Lots from around the world. Perhap I will post some sometime.
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| Photo By: Laurie Solis
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
1/3/2009 3:19:31 AM
One of my favourite pictures. Love it. I bet it would look great in B/W
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| Photo By: Laurie Solis
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
8/16/2008 8:59:03 AM
One of my favourite. Nice composition and offset of the lone tree.
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| Photo By: Laurie Solis
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
8/16/2008 8:57:48 AM
Nice job, L. Like the patterning
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| Photo By: Laurie Solis
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
4/9/2005 11:31:02 PM
Beautiful shot, Gaetan! Mt.Blanca is an impressive mountain. I love all of your photos as I have some property in San Luis which your photos remind me of. Keep up the fantastic work.
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Photo By: Gaetan Dery
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
3/4/2005 1:52:51 AM
Nice job at framing the courtyard with the window frame. Just for another interesting perspective try shooting just the curved arches through the window frame. Job well done , Laurie.
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| Photo By: Laurie Solis
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
3/4/2005 1:50:17 AM
Beautiful colors in this photo,Laurie. I love the repetition of shapes in the composition. I hope you are doing well. I am in Raleigh, N.C. now. Drop me a line sometime. arcjay@earthlink.net
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| Photo By: Laurie Solis
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
5/13/2004 6:25:03 PM
Great capture of Mesa Verde, Gaetan. As an archaeologist, the precision at which these cliff dwellings were made is amazing. This photo reminds me of Ansel Adams photo of Mesa Verde, except yours is in color
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
5/13/2004 6:21:15 PM
Absolutely beautiful, as are all of your photos. You really know how to make the colors of the desert "pop". I haven't gotten over to Monument Valley yet, but will do in the near future.
By the way, I know what you mean by loneliness. Try going to the Trona Pinnacles here in california.
Thanks for the inspiration
Jason Wiggins
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| Photo By: Gaetan Dery
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
5/12/2004 11:11:54 PM
The colors in your all of your photos are so vivid Teunis. I love all of your macro shots of flowers. They are perfect.
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| Photo By: Teunis Haveman
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
5/12/2004 11:06:01 PM
Thanks Teunis. I am just an amateur among this world of photographic greatness trying to improve. Maybe one day I can get as good as you, Roger Williams, Hugo de Wolf, Diana Weirsma, Gaeten Daery, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc...infinty. There are so many fantastic photographers here on Usefilm. I appreciate and welcome all of the photographers,
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
5/11/2004 7:14:11 PM
Hugo,
Personally, I like the photo the way it is. If you lighten up the black any it will detract from the fiery glow of the flame. As for the cropping, the photo is vertival in composition. If you crop too much it will stop the viewer's eye from following the flame and the elaborate architecture upward.
Great Job as always and thanks for the comments
Jason
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| Photo By: Hugo de Wolf
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
4/29/2004 11:31:35 PM
Great Shot Bill!!! I just went over this bridge last month. I also went over the 7mile bridge connecting Marathon to Duck Key in the Florida Keys. I love bridges and am trying to compile a portfolio of bridges in the U.S. I aslo tooks pics of the Sunshine Skyway in St. Petersburg. Great color tones and perspctive using the men fishing in their boat beside the piers. Fantastic Job!! As a native of Florida. I love it!!!
Jason Wiggins
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| Photo By: BILL MAHLER
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
4/29/2004 11:23:03 PM
YUCK HUGO!! Tehran looks worse than Los Angeles. Great capture of the environmental problems plaguing the world today.
Good Job,
Jason Wiggins
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| Photo By: Hugo de Wolf
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
4/29/2004 11:17:21 PM
Thanks Hugo for your constructive criticism. The actual picture is not as red. My scanner tends to create the reddish tint to some of the photos. I am learning photoshop slowly but surely, As far as the tops of the cacti go, yes it is a little distracting. I do have some other photos taken from farther back with all of the cati intact.
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| Photo By: Jason Wiggins
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
4/29/2004 10:59:00 PM
Nice, rich color in the flower, Laurie. Not much else to say but good job.
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| Photo By: Laurie Solis
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
4/28/2004 11:44:48 PM
Thanks for your positive comment on this shot, Hugo. I agree with what you said. Lightening up the image would draw some of the intensity away from the fiery orange glow of the scene. Thanks again
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| Photo By: Jason Wiggins
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
4/28/2004 7:57:59 AM
I can't see the photo. It must have not been saved. Nonetheless te sillouette was what I was after. I could have done a longer exposure and opened up the exposure some, but the effect might have been ruined by destroying the serenity of the scene. Send me your photo and let me see what you have done? Thanks
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| Photo By: Jason Wiggins
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
4/27/2004 10:57:58 PM
Nice photo, Laurie though kinda bright in the foreground due to time of day. This subject would be good to explore some different angles, different light, different perspective (high, low, etc). Just a thought. Great Job
Jason
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| Photo By: Laurie Solis
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
4/23/2004 3:21:58 AM
Thanks for the comment on my desert shot. The sunsets in the desert are the best I have ever seen. Saguaro National Park is a great place for sunsets and cactus silouettes. Thanks for your input.
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| Photo By: Jason Wiggins
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
4/23/2004 3:18:09 AM
Nice perspective, Laurie. Everything looks great. I am sure the out of focus appearance of the trees in the background are from the scanner. You have really improved. Keep Shooting!!
Jason
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| Photo By: Laurie Solis
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
4/23/2004 3:06:37 AM
Nice perspective, Laurie. Everything looks great. I am sure the out of focus appearance of the trees in the background are from the scanner. You have really improved. Keep Shooting!!
Jason
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| Photo By: Laurie Solis
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
4/16/2004 3:13:32 AM
This is a great idea, John. The colors, effects, and shadows are great. A nice piece of photoshop wizardry. Superb idea and execution.
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| Photo By: John Bohner
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
4/15/2004 11:55:59 PM
Interesting shot, Karl. I have taken several shots like this on my hiking adventures in Phoenix, Arizona, and Lancaster, California. The desert terrain looks very familiar. Nice color and focus on the foreground rocks. They are a great contrast to the flatness of the desert floor. Well one!
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| Photo By: karl magnuson
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
4/15/2004 2:46:08 AM
Thanks Laurie,
This was a unique moment. The clouds looked very interesting and the thought of making this fir tree stand out appealed to me. I positioned for the shot and took it, then had to hurry to catch up with mom who was halfway down the mountain already. *L* Reminds me of many of our journeys. Thanks for the support. Your work is definately improving. I love the flower pics. Keep shooting!!!
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| Photo By: Jason Wiggins
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
4/14/2004 7:03:29 AM
Thanks for the comment, Kevin. The ominous gray clouds were a sure sign for me to get my tail back down the mountain. This area near the TN/NC/VA borders is definately an inspiring place for photographers.
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| Photo By: Jason Wiggins
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
4/13/2004 7:48:31 PM
John, I believe Roger is right. Its return to the Planet of the Apes X. Or maybe it should be entitled "Return to the Planet of the Desert Tortoise and Kangaroo Rats. *L* Great imagination.
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| Photo By: John Bohner
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
4/10/2004 11:59:40 PM
Thanks for your positive comments on my photos, John. Yes the irrigation pic does look better without all that red, as for Trona. I was there right after they filmed "Planet of the Apes" (Tim Burton). If not for the sound of saws and hammers, that would definately be the quietest place on earth!!!! Thanks again
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| Photo By: Jason Wiggins
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Critique By:
Jason Wiggins (K:405)
4/6/2004 9:41:38 PM
Nice photo of the rose, Laurie. I don't know if you needed a shutter speed of 1 minute, unless it was dark or almost dark outside. Good color, however. The depth of field is pretty good. I don't know what lense you are using, or if it is even adjustable. Try focusing on the flower, but use a shallow DOF. Diana Wiersma on this site has some fantastic flower examples. Nonetheless, you have progressed in your way of "seeing" the shot immensely. I am proud of you.
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