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Critique By:
Peggy Christine Skinner (K:26936)
6/28/2004 5:08:47 AM
Beautiful colours and detail George. It looks like her wings are stil gently fluttering.
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Critique By:
Laercio Gomes (K:3645)
6/28/2004 2:48:29 AM
Parabéns ao fotógrafo e a garotinha.
Coloquei mais bolinhas. Espero que gostem!
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Critique By:
Diego Dotta (K:3172)
6/28/2004 2:48:13 AM
Great Photo George!
Very nice place
Diego
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Critique By:
Gerson Standke (K:255)
6/28/2004 1:09:02 AM
Hi George,
Canon A40 brings good pictures, like your photo seen above. The colors are well saturated, the scene is like a paradise.
My sugestion is only apply a little more sharpness in your image software.
Congratulations. Its a excelent capture.
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Critique By:
Gabriella Carta (K:22879)
6/27/2004 9:11:13 PM
great work, good
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Critique By:
Jose Ignacio (Nacho) Garcia Barcia (K:96391)
6/27/2004 3:16:47 PM
great composition. 7
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Critique By:
Nando Mondino (K:14261)
6/27/2004 11:45:31 AM
Excellent image!
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Critique By:
Peggy Christine Skinner (K:26936)
6/26/2004 4:18:01 PM
Excellent perspective and light. Soft hued greens and crisp detailed bridge.
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Critique By:
Michael Shalter (K:65)
6/26/2004 3:11:19 PM
Nice shot. Perhaps cropping a bit of the sky and enhancing the contrast would improve it even more. It would have nice had you used a telephoto lens (ex. 180mm ) to draw in the planes.
Regards,
Michael
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Peggy Christine Skinner (K:26936)
6/26/2004 12:31:41 AM
Fantastic timing, like a wonderful water fountain. Nice to see you back.
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Peggy Christine Skinner (K:26936)
6/26/2004 12:30:36 AM
Beautiful shot. Excellent timing.
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Critique By:
Peggy Christine Skinner (K:26936)
6/26/2004 12:29:34 AM
George most excellent capture. Where were they putting on their show? You didn't come up to Canada and not tell me did you? They generally practice out of the Niagara Airport and fly over our house all the time. Amazing pilots.
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Critique By:
Kristina Kohut (K:49990)
6/13/2004 7:36:57 AM
Ooh... so beautiful this is! I really thought it was a real cave with door, you made it look VERY real! And I love it!
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Kristina Kohut (K:49990)
6/13/2004 7:35:01 AM
Cool! I like this interesting composition and original colours! Nice party mood!
Ps. I hate whiskey... haha... it tastes SOAP! But everytime I say that to guys they say that I must have drank something else... but seriously, I do think it tastes soap!
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Critique By:
G L (K:1676)
6/13/2004 6:18:06 AM
Hello Anne! Thank you for the comments on this and the door picture. Sorry I took a whole month to get back to UF. The stitching was a fun first time experience. I could maybe make it work better given more time to play.
You were very observant to question the stone on the door picture. They are manmade materials and the sky is totally fake coloring because it was a gray day. It is some sort of control or mechanical building for a grotto which is beneath it. It's located in a cemetery near my office. I have much more to say when I can get the time concerning your portfolio. You have some really beautiful shots there.
Regards, George
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G L (K:1676)
6/13/2004 6:01:49 AM
Hello Christine! Sorry it's almost a month since I've responded or looked at the recent work of my friends. This door is a fake. Well, the door is real, but the stone is man made synthetic material of some kind. It is in a beautiful, large cemetery a block from my office. I just tried to catch it at the right angle. The sky is completely photoshop as it was a gloomy gray day. I can't wait to see what you've been up to.
Regards, George
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Critique By:
Chuck Freeman (K:13616)
6/4/2004 4:47:48 PM
aIMPLE BUT INTERESTING THROWBACK TO THE 1960'S.
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Critique By:
Marcus Wood (K:12)
6/2/2004 4:00:57 PM
Nice subject, but a bit blurry
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Critique By:
Henk-Jan Kooiman (K:-129)
5/25/2004 12:51:48 AM
I like this photo. A very mysterious door.
(But perhaps reality is less romantic than this
picture).
Regards,
Henk-Jan
P.S. Thanks for your comment.
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Critique By:
Marcio Janousek (K:32538)
5/23/2004 9:18:29 PM
Great,interesting work George , i like that..
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Critique By:
Peggy Christine Skinner (K:26936)
5/22/2004 5:21:42 PM
Wow, super 'comin right at yah get the hell out of the way' close-up George. Did you step back in time as I would hope that we would not be deprived of your interesting postings. Super clarity and sharpness on this one. Wait a minute, I just looked again, no driver, unless he is steering from behind the curtain, so this was parked and I thought you were risking life and limb, pfffft :-) ..Christine
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Critique By:
Sam Andre (K:12484)
5/19/2004 8:41:39 AM
You can wake me up in the middle of the night to have one... 
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Critique By:
Opal (K:3826)
5/18/2004 7:12:02 PM
You did a good job, nice photos........Opal
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Critique By:
Anne Bogardus (K:2875)
5/18/2004 6:16:42 PM
George,
I like the broad view you've achieved with the stitching, particularly the way the trees become taller across the picture and then end. There is so much to see in this image! The rows of onions in the field on the left draw you to the line of trees, which draw you to the other side of the image. The many shades of green throughout keep it interesting for me. It's too bad the stitching is so obvious due to the differences in the sky colors. I'm impressed with this overall, though, especially since I wouldn't even know how to begin to stitch a picture together. My hat is off to you!
Regards,
Anne
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Anne Bogardus (K:2875)
5/18/2004 5:55:30 PM
George,
What an unusual structure! This is a great shot. I love the variety of colors in the stones (are they stones?) and the brilliant blue sky is a good contrast for the building. I'm also wondering what the building is, where the door leads. Very nice image.
Regards,
Anne
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Critique By:
Peggy Christine Skinner (K:26936)
5/18/2004 4:14:04 AM
Wonderful neon and dancing lights George. Something about this display and the colours is very appealing. No, not because it is whiskey :-), just the sign, it is cool.
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Peggy Christine Skinner (K:26936)
5/18/2004 3:24:45 AM
This has got to be the most interesting door I have ever seen George. What does it lead to, where is it, how do you get to it??? Fantastic detail of the distressed wood door, texture of the granite and the colours in the rocks. Very original and a great thought provoking image ...Christine
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Critique By:
Dan L (K:114)
5/18/2004 3:13:58 AM
Well, what did this one appraise for... You have alot of neat photos but this one is original too. Regards. Dan L.
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Critique By:
john amore (K:14015)
5/18/2004 1:57:54 AM
stunning and original color and detail perfect john
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Critique By:
G L (K:1676)
5/11/2004 2:43:52 PM
Thanks Christine. Been out of town all week. Need to catch up. This was in Savannah, GA about a block from the beach. Will post unedited tree later. Bye.
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