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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
11/22/2003 5:21:45 AM
I really see this band, doing plans for their next prank. Lovelly attitude and wonderful portrait.
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Photo By: Chris Nichols
(K:7068)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
4/29/2003 9:14:03 AM
Wonderful image! Great emotional appeal, help us save the eggs all over the world! :-)
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Photo By: jean E marre
(K:1577)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
4/11/2003 12:26:41 AM
Love the tone and the high-key look in this image. Really good work
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Photo By: Jim Christensen
(K:18843)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
4/3/2003 1:03:25 PM
Great Image, like the speed feeling in it. Bra jobbat!
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Photo By: Tobias Ottosson
(K:113)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/25/2003 9:31:14 AM
That is surely one angry monkey! Or should I say one angry mother? Nice expression and an explosive image.
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Photo By: Darrin James
(K:3944)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/25/2003 9:22:19 AM
An image that gives a painterly feeling. Good diagonal, maybe the highlights on the ground and in the field is a little to hot. A great image showing us other parts of the world that we know little of.
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Photo By: Darrin James
(K:3944)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/25/2003 9:18:49 AM
An image that reminds me of a painter. Höyer is his name and he painted a couple of painting called "the skagen-paintings" - skagen is a place in denmark. You've managed to capture the same feeling he has in his paintngs. And that is a wonderful thing. In other words - a wonderful image.
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Photo By: Louise Vessey
(K:13862)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/24/2003 3:34:33 AM
Wonderful skyline and I agree with the fact that the poles creating a inwards diagonal is a wonderful thing. The horizon seems to dip a little bit on the right side, isn't it? Otherwise a great image!
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Photo By: Razvan Toma
(K:787)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/24/2003 3:23:12 AM
Nice work, your work with the image adds a wonderful depth to it.
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Photo By: Honey Ashton
(K:225)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/24/2003 3:18:08 AM
Lovely tone in the image. I like the contrast between the structures and the sky. The grain in the image even make it more dramatic. Nice work.
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Photo By: Marie Billing
(K:1620)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/23/2003 4:30:08 PM
The halo is done in PS. Gaussian blur in a copy that is made as an underlaying layer. then test different settings for the opacity in the top layer.
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Photo By: Hans-Christian Stoltz
(K:331)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/17/2003 6:15:13 AM
A classical and well performed image. I like that it has some sort of painting feeling over it. Maybe the image is a little bit too much on the dark side, but I like it as it is.
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Photo By: Jordi Serra
(K:3818)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/17/2003 6:08:09 AM
I like Fritz Lang and I agree with the previous comment. A wonderful image with some outstanding job on the eyes.
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Photo By: Toini Blom
(K:2039)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/16/2003 10:21:56 AM
Nice work in this image. I like the idea of using flowers in an environment that seems really dirty. Gives the image an extra dimension.
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Photo By: Cheryl Jacobs
(K:122)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/16/2003 4:51:20 AM
Well-processed image. Gives me a feeling of an enchanted forrest. Add your strong composition and you have a really well-done image. Good work.
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Photo By: Miguel Lasa
(K:62)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/16/2003 4:48:46 AM
I really like how you use the negative space in the image. Thats what gives the images its strong dynamic and the image has really nice tones. Good work.
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Photo By: Stian Wiik
(K:1516)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/16/2003 1:37:12 AM
Love the depth that you've got through diagonals in this image. Nice tone and the people really ctach the attention of the eye. Lovely work!
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Photo By: Lilywhite Lilith
(K:1809)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/15/2003 7:06:29 AM
Good depth in this image. The tree is melting together with the sky, but I doesn't see that as a disadvantage.
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Photo By: Michael Klemmer
(K:725)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/13/2003 4:50:33 AM
I love the catalouge feeling that exists within this image. Good work
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Photo By: Chris Lawrence
(K:124)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/11/2003 7:39:55 AM
A wonderful image. Good composition and the technical part is also well done.
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Photo By: Elangovan S
(K:10675)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/10/2003 12:10:03 AM
Like always I find peace and tranquility in your images. Timeless quality and the a well done work seems to be the trick here. Great preformance! And whatever you do, never stop!!
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Photo By: Lilywhite Lilith
(K:1809)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/9/2003 3:08:42 AM
The colors and details of the bird is wonderful. The texture is really standing out. How did you do that? Wonderful work.
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Photo By: R Pires
(K:445)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/8/2003 5:20:58 PM
WOW, give me a copy to hang on my wall!
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Photo By: Titia Geertman
(K:5582)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/8/2003 5:19:17 PM
Love this image and the feeling its communicating. Lovely work.
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Photo By: Lilywhite Lilith
(K:1809)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/8/2003 5:05:23 PM
A constructive comment is also what people feel when they look at the image. If Jeroen felt that the photographic angle was kind of strange and what it made him relate to, he just felt it. I don't think he meant something personal towards you, he was just talking about the image. You have to agree on when people from all over the world come together in a place like this, well then we also have a lot of different ways to express ourselves in words. And sometimes words tend to come out the wrong way due to translation problems What he probably meant was that the pose wasn't making him think about angels. I would also like to see more of the models face from a different angle. I would also like to see some arrangements that make me, intuitively, think about angels. The feathers are a nice touch. The tone and the makeup seems also good to me. But like I said a different photograpic angle would probably give more justice to your model and your intentions with this image.
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Photo By: Rebecca Ann Bunsick
(K:52)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/7/2003 8:46:42 AM
I also like this image. Nice diagonals that are pulling the viewer into the image.
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Photo By: Christopher Chen
(K:21)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/7/2003 8:42:17 AM
I like this image because of its street photography feeling. A dynamic feeling that creates a lot of questions: Why are the to women arguing? Are the woman in the middle listening? The only thing I would have changed is the face in the upper right corner, I would probably cropped that out. But it is a matter of personal taste. I like the image.
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Photo By: Christopher Chen
(K:21)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/6/2003 12:08:26 AM
I really had to look a couple of times in order to see what it was and thats a good thing. I like images where we have to stop and think. This is one of them. It is also very well done on the technical side. Good texture and good tones.
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Photo By: michaelle .
(K:3807)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/6/2003 12:04:31 AM
Nice image, I get some Ansel Adams vibes here. Well done and good tones.
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Photo By: Eric Goldwasser
(K:4294)
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Critique By:
Hans-Christian Stoltz (K:331)
3/5/2003 10:58:32 AM
Really like this image. Like the contrast between the tones. It looks like the "window man" is going somewhere, like he is walking past the viewer.
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Photo By: Gustaf L Bjerne
(K:245)
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