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Critique By:
Joe Okpako (K:41)
7/2/2005 10:00:14 PM
Great composition and panning. Keep it upppp!
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Critique By:
Miguel Andrade (K:5463)
6/1/2005 4:31:26 PM
Excellent photo... very good work!
Congrats to you
Regards, Miguel
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Critique By:
Neil Niamh White (K:9165)
5/31/2005 8:09:59 PM
Ian,
The Colours and shapes of the landscape are excellent.
Personally I might have even cropped the sky a bit more, but then that might just be because from a pilot's perspective the visibility is pretty awful!
Neil
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David Wade (K:2123)
5/30/2005 8:42:39 PM
Ah, you're outphotographying me again. This image is by far superior to the one I managed then. You've captured lovely colours in the photo. I'm looking forward(ish) to see what you've got from the ball.
David
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Critique By:
M. Zafar Rabbani (K:1451)
4/28/2005 7:15:40 AM
Very good capture indeed capturing all the action. I think the crop is rather too tight and not only the bike but also the child is cropped off.
Problem with panning in digital is that there is actually a delay between the shutter release press and the actual time of picture taking. In some cameras it is annoyingly long.
Anyway overall an excellent result.
Kind regards.
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Ollie Mackley (K:1744)
4/25/2005 9:25:34 PM
Great shot Ian, very imaginative, amazing what photos you can come up with using the simplist of subjects isn't it. Great tones and well done on the DOF, deffinately a good macro!
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Critique By:
ahmet özkan (K:7216)
3/28/2005 2:59:13 PM
so beautiful..
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Neil Niamh White (K:9165)
3/14/2005 7:10:15 AM
Ian,
Not bad for a first attempt. I think you need some slightly better control on the vertical movement(not easy as you are doing a downhill shot). If you have a tripod you might want to try the panning along the horizontal axis with that.
Neil
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Critique By:
Dirck DuFlon (K:35779)
3/12/2005 8:07:06 PM
Nicely done, Ian - really a very good composition! Great character in these weather-beaten old huts (of course some vandal had to come along and mess it up!) If I were to offer any critique about this, I'd have to agree with Dragan that the sky is a bit *too* blue, but overall a very good photo!
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Critique By:
Salvatore Rossignolo (K:13559)
3/12/2005 7:40:08 PM
Oh my God ! Stunning ! You're a prodigy. 7/7 There can be little improvement to this picture. My highest compliments.
Sal
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Critique By:
Salvatore Rossignolo (K:13559)
3/12/2005 7:36:59 PM
This is the money shot Ian. Great color, appropriate exposure and a million pound reflection. I'm truely impressed !
Sal
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Critique By:
Salvatore Rossignolo (K:13559)
3/12/2005 7:32:57 PM
Very nice color, composition, and subject matter, Bravo!
Sal
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Critique By:
allan basik (K:434)
3/12/2005 3:41:50 AM
Ian - Excellent landscape composition. The fence is a great subject and all the better with the reflection. Is it me or is the horizon a little tilted? keep sharing the good work.
Cheers, Allan.
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Osman Cem GENCTURK (K:1446)
3/7/2005 6:44:23 PM
I took a look to your potfolio and this one shot me immediately. Most of you landscape photograph is well done pruducts with sun light. But this one is the best! The sun is not shinig, it's dancing!
Thanks for the comment. You say you are 2 years old in photo-art but you look like older!
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Critique By:
Gaja Snover (K:4462)
3/7/2005 3:06:53 PM
great work. The light cast on the plant is excellent, a very warm glow!
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Marcus Armani (K:36599)
3/7/2005 12:43:14 PM
Beautiful shot Ian, the colors and detail are amazing, I dont think I have seen this flower before, but you have captured it perfectly....
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David Wade (K:2123)
3/6/2005 10:19:56 PM
This still strikes me as sublime and better than my sunset shots. Maybe you don't get such good views of sunsets in Newbury, but when you get the chance of some you make much more of it.
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David Wade (K:2123)
3/3/2005 6:44:34 PM
The focus is spot on in this shot Ian, and the depth of field really brings out the flower's centre. The flower itself is covered by very few shadows which is great considering all the foliage around.
In answer to your question about lying down, no i don't. I just use the screen on the back to judge and take quite a few shots to get something right! and no i didn't use a spray - those drops were already there.
David
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Peter Daniel (K:33866)
3/2/2005 2:47:43 PM
Wonderful Photograph, Great Colors and Clarity. Very well presented. I have 26 Passion flower Photos posted. I'm waiting for mine to bloom again...
http://www.usefilm.com/image/606962.html
Thanks for sharing,
Peter Daniel
"The Heavens declare the Glory of God. The Flowers proclaim the work of His hands."
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Critique By:
Peter De Rycke (K:41212)
2/28/2005 8:02:44 PM
Very good close-up, good detail .. but just a minuscule bit of snow :-).. Peter
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Critique By:
David Wade (K:2123)
2/26/2005 8:18:39 PM
Just messing around with photos, I hope you don't mind me borrowing your sky. Anyway, this is hardly dartmoor either.
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Critique By:
David Wade (K:2123)
2/26/2005 7:50:11 PM
Great detail in this shot, it almost looks like it's IR. I also like the use of a shallow depth of field. Nice work.
David
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Critique By:
Teunis Haveman (K:37426)
2/23/2005 5:43:05 PM
Ian. Beautiful macro
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Critique By:
Korto Malteze (K:647)
2/23/2005 1:52:25 PM
Oh yes, this is very, very, good. Looks much better than the thumbnail (I was not expecting much)
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Critique By:
Mario Couture (K:2264)
2/22/2005 12:27:51 AM
Well done! a well executed composition.
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Critique By:
Mark Evans (K:17428)
2/21/2005 1:23:18 PM
Great capture ian , it gives me an idea for something i want to try . cheers for sharing mate .. mark .
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Critique By:
Shane O'Neill (K:3054)
2/21/2005 1:12:18 PM
I think you did a good job of it (for a grab shot).. this might even be worth a few trips back .. well done
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Critique By:
Dragan Nikolic (K:2)
2/21/2005 12:46:05 PM
I think you went a bit overboard with the blue in the sky; it doesn't look natural to me.
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Marcus Armani (K:36599)
2/21/2005 12:45:25 PM
wonderful shot nice repitition, the Depth is great, very nice sky ... well done...
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David Wade (K:2123)
2/20/2005 11:08:41 AM
Wow! Amazing colours. Alright then, Devon does good sunrises as well as sunsets. Nice composition, the glare is effective too.
David
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