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Critique By:
Torstein Thingnęs (K:1267)
4/5/2006 12:37:39 AM
Love you're composure. The nature looks magnificent! There's a strange bright vertical line just on the right of the lower part of the ice. And also the shadows in the picture get to black.
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Critique By:
Dave Stacey (K:150877)
4/5/2006 12:35:22 AM
Very well exposed and well composed scenic, Graham! What beautiful country!
Dave.
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Sandra Berry (K:8352)
3/16/2005 11:02:25 PM
Greetings Graham,
I like the perspective of this image,
Very pretty little light house.
Good Detail.
Best regards, Sandra
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Critique By:
Matt Lefank (K:923)
11/1/2004 2:05:00 AM
Your very good at photography for just a beginner. Is that Pentax of yours an older camera? I have one from the 60's and it takes great pictures although I'm not a big fan of the manual focus. Those are good cameras to learn from, since you have to adjust everything manually. Great picture, pictures of animals are always difficult to take.
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Critique By:
Antonio (K:107)
10/25/2004 7:37:14 AM
Thanks for your constructive comment. Your pictures are very nice, by the way 
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Peggy Christine Skinner (K:26936)
10/22/2004 2:27:05 AM
This is a great shot. It has a charming old world feel to it. The isolated fishing village if you will with a touch of romanticism bringing to mind the cliffs of Dover.
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Critique By:
Shizuka Goto (K:346)
10/19/2004 1:23:49 PM
nice and quiet.
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kita mcintosh (K:18594)
10/19/2004 8:01:05 AM
ahahahahah Im from Italy but live in inverness!!! we always phone Walter to keep up with the "local" news!!!!
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/17/2004 11:29:05 PM
Hi Cameron, Yer big object is lifebuoy cabinet. I'm going to pause putting up photo's for a week or so and try and raise quality contol at this end. Maybe shoot a couple of films based on a single theme, or particular area.
Regards,
Graham
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Critique By:
Cameron Preyde (K:649)
10/17/2004 6:03:18 PM
What is that huge thing in the right side of the frame?
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Critique By:
Gabrielle Willson (K:7978)
10/15/2004 2:35:51 AM
This is a neat capture - crisp and clear- lovely detail. for the future a tip I have been told - you dont HAVE to have the whole of whatever it is you are photographing...
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/14/2004 12:37:29 PM
Hi ya Kita, I'm faaaae aberdeenshire, just about the furtherest away from Colonsay as you could be in Scotland, and youself?? As for the cowpats, I don't mind my ball going in a sand trap, but a shit trap carries more than a one stroke penalty.
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/13/2004 11:57:54 PM
Cameron, I like stuff that works and is built to last. For me nothing beats a car that was build 20 ot 30 years ago but refuses to die. What's the point in the new digital camera's. Spend $$$, but three years down the line you'll buy another one. Oh I can feel a rant coming on so I'll stop there.
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Critique By:
Cameron Preyde (K:649)
10/13/2004 11:43:32 PM
It's a nice shot. Good framing and good composition. The focus seems a tad soft though. I get this all the time too especially with trying to get animals, as they tend to not like being photographed. Always remember that when dealing with film you should Check twice and shoot once. and when in doubt, take a second shot.
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Critique By:
Cameron Preyde (K:649)
10/13/2004 11:38:12 PM
beautiful shot. Great framing and I must say that it's very refreshing to see someone else who uses actual film. 99% of the shots that I look at now-a-days are all digital, especially the black and white. And to see someonelse who uses black and white negatives is great. What a beautiful building.
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kita mcintosh (K:18594)
10/13/2004 8:51:30 AM
ahahah no I dont think I met Ken. might at new year as I want to go back and see him. he was too much fun. we played "golf" with him. did you see the golf course there? full of cows pats? fab. you should have seen him playing golf with wellington boots....where are you FRRROMMM? i like your semi abstraction here!
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Critique By:
Marc Robin (K:3385)
10/13/2004 1:32:03 AM
Hey there. I like the mountain, and the cross in front is a good foreground object. However, the biggest problem here is the blurriness, I think. That could be either the scan or the lens, or you need to open up the shutter a bit more, and stabilize the camera with a tripod. As for the crop, I think a wider angle lens, and moving the cross a bit more towards the centre (remember the rule of thirds) might help.
THen again, i'm no expert either, just an amateur like yourself!
Cheers!
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kita mcintosh (K:18594)
10/12/2004 8:59:20 PM
this is absolutely lovely. the saturation of the colours and the softness...great, brilliant
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Critique By:
Elizabeth O'Neal (K:4436)
10/9/2004 10:52:06 PM
Adorable dog, she does look just like my Maggie.
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Burak Tanriover (K:16610)
10/7/2004 9:44:43 PM
very beautiful architecture,very well composed
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Critique By:
Patrick Jacobson (K:29151)
10/7/2004 2:50:32 PM
This is great catch! Really like this one.. Great composition.. superb!! Good colors and very nice light.. This is a very good shot!! 7+
Welcome to UF!! =)
Cheers
Patrick J
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Critique By:
Dave Stacey (K:150877)
10/6/2004 12:22:13 AM
Beautiful colour and contrasts, Graham.
Dave.
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Critique By:
Kurt LaRue (K:5067)
10/6/2004 12:01:24 AM
Yeah, that's BLUE. Amazing saturation for a print film!
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Critique By:
Tom Ross (K:6453)
10/5/2004 11:54:07 PM
I like the depth of this shot.
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Margaret Sturgess (K:49403)
10/5/2004 7:57:40 PM
I couldn't figure it out from the thumbnail, great capture - really fun
Margaret
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Critique By:
Kurt LaRue (K:5067)
10/5/2004 10:25:14 AM
Cute dog and nicely composed shot. Looks like it has an orange cast typical of tungsten lighting. You might try a series 81 a or b filter to correct the color. I'd like to see a similar shot of Becky taken outdoors on an overcast day. Kurt
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Critique By:
Kurt LaRue (K:5067)
10/5/2004 10:13:04 AM
Sounds like you had to work for this shot! Peaceful setting and I like the color of the church and the way it's framed by the trees. I'd love to see a tighter shot of the church as an architectural photo. Bravo. Kurt
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Critique By:
Graham (K:415)
10/4/2004 11:21:10 PM
Kurt, I'm new to this game, so I was just playing around seeing what happens at various apperture/shutter speed. I've included a shot of the sunflower taken according to the light meter. Vivid Y & B would of been with about one and a half stops less light than reccommended. My photographic equipment is, one camera, one lens, one teleconverter, but I'm going to go shopping for a couple of toys soon.
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Critique By:
Kurt LaRue (K:5067)
10/4/2004 9:30:01 PM
Graham: Appropriate title! I love the color saturation and the contrast between the colors.
You said no filters on this shot but did you use a polarizer? That sky is soooo blue. Nice one.
Kurt
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Critique By:
alhwa alnadi (K:137)
10/1/2004 9:08:23 AM
A visionary picture, with harmony graceful color
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