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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
2/6/2009 3:32:16 AM
I appreciate your capturing great texture and contrast. The dominance of the oak tree is countered by your composition by placing it off center. Nice work, and thank God there are still film photographers out there.
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| Photo By: Stephen Lentz
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
10/1/2008 8:57:57 PM
I appreciate the amount of detail as well as variation of tone and light that this photo achieves. This is a beautiful capture of texture and shadows. Excellent work.
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| Photo By: Hárës
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
10/1/2008 8:54:27 PM
There is a soft spot in my heart for photographs taken with candlelight, but not all candlelight photos are the same. Case in point, your photo. I appreciate the composition, the balance of the candlelight in contrast to the bluish background, and the rich skin tones that you achieved. The connection of your subject to the viewer is innocent at first glance, but exudes a sense of mystery as well. Nice work.
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| Photo By: Andrew Caldwell
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
8/12/2008 5:56:56 PM
Thank you for your kind comments. It's especially nice coming from such a talented photographer. Needless to say, this shot leaves me speechless. Honestly, your entire portfolio is majestic. You definitely have "The Eye".
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Photo By: Jim Budrakey
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
8/12/2008 5:53:24 PM
Spectacular shot! Being able to see a great shot in everyday life, or in the usual is a special and creative trait. Honestly, I appreciate your entire portfolio. You have "The Eye" I feel that is the best compliment that you can give a photographer.
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| Photo By: Hussam AL_ Khoder
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
3/14/2008 5:12:47 PM
Roberto,
There is SO much beauty, movement, simplicity, and emotion that I am speechless. Superb photography. You inspire me.
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| Photo By: Roberto Arcari Farinetti
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
3/17/2007 8:53:04 PM
Superb composition and use of light to create a shot that is abstract and emotive at the same time. The first thing that came to my mind when I viewed this shot was, caged emotion. Very nice work, Andy.
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| Photo By: Andrew Caldwell
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
3/5/2007 4:52:17 AM
Great shot/capture of a beautiful subject. I appreciate your composition especially your use of the building's lines, and depth of field to create somewhat of an abstraction. I also like the dark shadows that offset the grey tones. Very nice work.
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| Photo By: Rick Smith
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
2/23/2007 5:00:55 PM
A creative and somewhat abstract capture of political/social commentary played out with common street markings. It is obvious that Mr. Caldwell clearly has the "third eye" that most creative people hope to have. Nice work.
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| Photo By: Andrew Caldwell
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
1/5/2007 4:23:12 AM
It's amazing the amount of warmth and emotion that film brings to a shot. I appreciate your composition and superb use of a Holga camera(Photography at its artistic basic). Nice work.
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| Photo By: Arvin Alston
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
9/14/2006 12:33:47 AM
Excellent observation, James. I looked though the viewfinder and adjusted for the seam in the wall to be straight, but everything else looked bad. The same was true for the horizon. I decided that the lesser of the three evils was to use the sidewalk as the level. I still have moments where it really bothers me. I figured I'd let you all (I really respect the level of work on this site) critique my final decision. Thank you.
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| Photo By: Mark Miller
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
9/13/2006 5:39:18 PM
Thank you for your comment. I will be making some comments about your work soon. You have a talented "eye".
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| Photo By: Mark Miller
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
9/13/2006 5:37:41 PM
Your comment is appreciated. I am inspired by your portfolio to take better pictures. I will comment on several of my favorites, soon.
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| Photo By: Mark Miller
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
9/13/2006 5:35:23 PM
Thank you for your kind comment. I'm enjoying looking through your portfolio. I'll be making comments on my favorites, soon. You definitely have talent.
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| Photo By: Mark Miller
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
9/13/2006 5:32:06 PM
Thank you for your kind words about my photo, especially coming from such a talented photographer. I'm really enjoying going through your portfolio. I plan to make some comments on my favorites. Keep up the awesome work.
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| Photo By: Mark Miller
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
4/13/2006 5:21:36 AM
Simple and yet complex. I appreciate the rich color, fresh perspective, and composition that you have achieved in this unique still life. This shot reaches out and grabs you. Nice work.
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| Photo By: Andrew Caldwell
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
1/26/2006 9:16:57 AM
WOW! I appreciate your whimsical and yet profoundly intense tribute to tribal man. Your shot begs a philosphical question. Are we all one tribe? Superb work.
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| Photo By: Andrew Caldwell
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
1/14/2006 9:28:10 AM
I appreciate your composition (extreme close up) and your use of lighting to create a profound and intimate portait. The texture created by your subject's beard provides a nice contrast to his revealing eyes. Very nice work.
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| Photo By: Aleko Osenski
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
1/11/2006 11:58:29 PM
I appreciate that you have expressed a duality of sorts with this shot. There is a serene feeling of a moonscape in contrast with primal eroticism. Nice work.
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| Photo By: Andrew Caldwell
(K:18307)
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
1/11/2006 11:52:05 PM
I admire when a photographer has the talent to capture "truth" in his subjects. It is even more profound when a photographer turns the camera around and allows a part of his/her self to be captured, and to reveal his/her own "truth". Superb work, Andrew.
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| Photo By: Andrew Caldwell
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
1/9/2006 11:21:50 PM
A compliment like that coming from someone as talented as you is extra special. Thank you.
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| Photo By: Mark Miller
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
1/6/2006 9:45:50 PM
Nice capture of mood and body language in contrast with intense colors. This shot is compelling on several levels. Very nice work.
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| Photo By: Edgar Monzón
(K:827)
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
1/6/2006 9:43:37 PM
Early painters felt that photography was mearly to be used to inspire great paintings. Looking at this shot I feel that the old painters would be in awe and humbled. Superb capture of color composition. and nature. Complete order and yet abstract as nature often is. Very nice
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| Photo By: Edgar Monzón
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
10/12/2004 4:31:54 AM
Interesting composition and sharp focus. I believe you captured the essence of your subject. Nice work.
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| Photo By: tyson fast
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Critique By:
Mark Miller (K:370)
10/7/2004 4:47:37 AM
You have succesfully challenged aviation photography status quo. I appreciate your composition, sharp focus, and color against the back drop of the sky. Your placement of the airplane accentuates the movement in your shot. Very nice work.
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| Photo By: Bradley Prue
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