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Critique By:
Paul F Mackay (K:49)
6/4/2007 5:24:41 AM
you are a big cheese ball xxx
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| Photo By: Paul F Mackay
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Critique By:
Paul F Mackay (K:49)
5/15/2005 3:11:09 AM
maybe you can be my model for the riske shot when i get home honey!!! see you soon
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| Photo By: Paul F Mackay
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Critique By:
Paul F Mackay (K:49)
5/12/2005 4:04:50 PM
good shot. good use of natural framing, it lives up to the name GRAND canyon.
macka
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| Photo By: Ron R
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Critique By:
Paul F Mackay (K:49)
5/12/2005 4:02:52 PM
nice shot, honey, never seen this one before, but i like it , looks like you are scuba diving or something
xxxx
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| Photo By: Annemarie Cracknell
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Critique By:
Paul F Mackay (K:49)
5/12/2005 4:01:39 PM
good shot Anabelle, it gives a feeling of passion and mystery, i like the contrast and colour, nice
macka
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| Photo By: Anabelle Soto
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Critique By:
Paul F Mackay (K:49)
5/12/2005 3:59:06 PM
nice shot, i like the way it looks grainy towards the top and the composition, leads the eye, who's is the dog?
macka
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| Photo By: Krzysztof Lisiak
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Critique By:
Paul F Mackay (K:49)
5/9/2005 10:07:50 AM
nice detail, very clever putting the little fella on mouse pad, nice touch
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| Photo By: Annemarie Cracknell
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Critique By:
Paul F Mackay (K:49)
5/9/2005 9:26:51 AM
looks like monochrome film, and gives quite an erie feel to the shot (fogginess) i hope you weren't on your own when you took this shot,
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| Photo By: Annemarie Cracknell
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Critique By:
Paul F Mackay (K:49)
5/9/2005 9:24:22 AM
if you use a sparkler you will get the small sparks flying off aswell, it would look quite good i think
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| Photo By: Paul F Mackay
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Critique By:
Paul F Mackay (K:49)
5/9/2005 9:10:18 AM
using a lasor maybe more tricky, the brighter spots you see on my shot are when the torch is pointing direct/nearly direct into the lens, a lasor is a lot stronger and maybe flood the lens with too much light, maybe use a filter or something.
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| Photo By: Paul F Mackay
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Critique By:
Paul F Mackay (K:49)
5/9/2005 9:05:49 AM
nice b.w annie, this looks like a winter scene by the colours, but the plants look as though they are in the spring part of their cycle?
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| Photo By: Annemarie Cracknell
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Critique By:
Paul F Mackay (K:49)
5/9/2005 9:03:17 AM
there is an autumnal feel to this photograph, almost monochrome, nice rustic colours though.
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| Photo By: Anurag Sahay
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Critique By:
Paul F Mackay (K:49)
5/9/2005 9:01:28 AM
very nice annie, where abouts was this shot taken, it is a good macro, nice detail. you could play with the focus a little more, see if you can define the buds even better.
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| Photo By: Annemarie Cracknell
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Critique By:
Paul F Mackay (K:49)
5/9/2005 8:59:13 AM
i like the colours in this shot and the skyline is a very definitive edge, it reminds me of home ( warwickshire, England)
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| Photo By: Marco Montesi
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Critique By:
Paul F Mackay (K:49)
5/6/2005 9:23:36 AM
oh he's so lovely! any cat owner will understand
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| Photo By: Castillion .
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Critique By:
Paul F Mackay (K:49)
5/4/2005 3:10:57 PM
There have been no adjustments made to this shot, the sun was behind/to the right on a bright day and the colour of the flowers was brought out by this fact, i like the colour of the sky against the colour of the flowers.
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| Photo By: Paul F Mackay
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