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Critique By:
Christopher J. Smith (K:44)
12/21/2014 5:24:29 PM
Thank you for your comment. I shot this from about 15 feet away, through glass. Had to crank the ISO up to 1600 to get a reasonable shutter speed in an indoor environment. I also tweaked the exposure a little in Photoshop, but not much.
The faces of these guys always intrigue me because I'm not sure if they are thinking great thoughts or if I am just imposing my own interpretation on their reality.
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| Photo By: Christopher J. Smith
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Critique By:
Christopher J. Smith (K:44)
4/29/2003 6:18:54 AM
Great shot. Very dramatic, makes me want to know what happens in the next scene.
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| Photo By: Chris Blaszczyk
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Critique By:
Christopher J. Smith (K:44)
4/22/2003 7:58:39 AM
Nice shot. Great use of PS
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| Photo By: Subha Pindiproli
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Critique By:
Christopher J. Smith (K:44)
3/9/2002 7:45:58 PM
I really like the light in this, and the strangely casual look of the subject. But I think it would be better if the DOF extended a bit more into the foreground. I want to have a better look at the closest potato...
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| Photo By: Steve Maslin
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Critique By:
Christopher J. Smith (K:44)
3/9/2002 7:44:09 PM
I really like the light in this, and the strangely casual look of the subject. But I think it would be better if the DOF extended a bit more into the foreground. I want to have a better look at the closest potato...
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| Photo By: Steve Maslin
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Critique By:
Christopher J. Smith (K:44)
2/28/2002 5:27:37 AM
I really like this, despite the slightly distracting colors at the bottom. It has far more drama than the usual "pet" photos. I might classify it as an "intimate portrait".
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| Photo By: Jason Frey
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