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Critique By: A. Krauss  (K:77)  
3/31/2004 7:55:27 AM

Great lines. This is a nicely composed image.
        Photo By: Natalie Papadopoulos  (K:5247)

Critique By: A. Krauss  (K:77)  
3/31/2004 7:41:19 AM

This is a very striking image. As many others have said, simple but beautiful. I just wish the flower was a bit farther from the background. It makes the image look a little flat.

Nicely done.
        Photo By: Hing Wong  (K:2545) Donor

Critique By: A. Krauss  (K:77)  
1/3/2004 2:39:38 PM

I think this is an interesting photo, but I think you may have been a little heavy-handed with the blur effect. It is too distracting, but I think it would work to focus attention on the faces if you backed it off a little.
        Photo By: Slava Khristich  (K:40)

Critique By: A. Krauss  (K:77)  
12/10/2003 9:48:37 PM

Good color and very interesting lighting. Personally, I'd like the face to be a little sharper. It looks as if the dress is the focus point. Like I said, that's more personal preference than anything else.
        Photo By: Ali Kamran  (K:1097)

Critique By: A. Krauss  (K:77)  
12/4/2003 6:25:13 AM

This is a very nice image. I agree that the DoF works nicely in that it draws your eye to the man, but the bottle seems to draw your attention away from him.
        Photo By: Natalie Papadopoulos  (K:5247)

Critique By: A. Krauss  (K:77)  
12/4/2003 6:21:33 AM

This is a great shot. Very nice color. I think the composition is a bit distracting. There is a lot going on in the image, and it might read less flat if you changed your shooting angle so that you are not shooting straight on. That being said, it is an abstract, so maybe that was the intent, and it is a beautiful image.
        Photo By: Roland Le Gall  (K:7018)

Critique By: A. Krauss  (K:77)  
12/4/2003 6:16:23 AM

This is a very captivating image. I assume part of the reason for the unique cropping of this image is the loss of detail in the bright spots, and I think it works very well, as does the added grain. Nicely done.
        Photo By: Alexandre Monteiro  (K:18)

Critique By: A. Krauss  (K:77)  
12/1/2003 8:45:32 AM

It is a dog. Unfortunately, this is not the roll of film (or the lighting) I would have chosen for this picture, but I was trying to use up an old roll at the time we walked by this guy. I'm sure the detail and color would have been much better had I been using Provia or some comparable film.

Thanks for the comments. It is helpful to hear what other photographers think of your images.
        Photo By: A. Krauss  (K:77)

Critique By: A. Krauss  (K:77)  
11/30/2003 10:03:16 AM

I think this is an amazing photo. Great timing. Amazing color. Perfect depth of field. Excellent!
        Photo By: Harry Eggens  (K:14804)

Critique By: A. Krauss  (K:77)  
11/30/2003 10:01:10 AM

This is a great shot, but I think I would like it a little better if the mouse wasn't part of the shot. Other than the mouse, I would keep the composition the same, however. Nice shot!
        Photo By: xsdg amoeba  (K:3)


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