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Critique By:
Antonia BauerleinSehnert (K:30599)
7/27/2005 4:58:52 AM
Beautiful design. You captured it very nicely...lovely light, very sharp and symmetrical. Were you on your back? Are you new to UF? Welcome! Thank you for your comment on mine. Antonia
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Critique By:
Sid Mallick (K:1040)
7/27/2005 4:18:32 AM
Susie
If I am not wrong I "stiched" 5 or 6 images to get this landscape.
thanks for the comment
Sid
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Critique By:
Sid Mallick (K:1040)
7/27/2005 3:25:00 AM
Thanks a lot Roberto
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Critique By:
Roberto Okamura (K:22851)
7/27/2005 3:23:00 AM
Beautiful sunrise and colors Sid!
Great work!
Best regards!
Roberto.
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Critique By:
Susie OConnor (K:34798)
7/27/2005 12:41:31 AM
What a nice image. Great choice of sepia. I love things like this that just sort of "appear" out of nowhere. Great find. How did you upload the photo in that wide landscape mode? Really catches the eye.
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Critique By:
Sid Mallick (K:1040)
7/26/2005 3:40:22 PM
Thanks for the kind comments Ferran. This was the first photo that i uploaded on usefilm and needless to say it is among my favorites. I did see a few alternate perspectives of the very same dome which i could email to you. It is kind of intresting to see how the same building can be captured in so many different ways.
Thanks for viewing and commenting.
Regards
Sid
Pardon my spanish but I had to add the one line that i claim to know
"Muchos muchos gracias amigos"
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Critique By:
Ferran Lacruz (K:5466)
7/26/2005 3:23:11 PM
Bonita imagen me gustan los colores pastel de la imagen. El circulo perfecto. Saludos Ferran
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Critique By:
Sid Mallick (K:1040)
7/26/2005 1:36:08 PM
Might be a bit overexposed as you pointed out.
Check out the cover of this times outdoor photographer. Too bad they dont ave any pines in texas.
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Critique By:
Sid Mallick (K:1040)
7/26/2005 1:35:35 PM
Might be a bit overexposed as you pointed out.
Check out the cover of this times outdoor photographer. Too bad they dont ave any pines in texas.
http://www.outdoorphotographer.com/content/2005/july/index. html
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Critique By:
Sid Mallick (K:1040)
7/26/2005 1:18:41 PM
Thanks for your comment Marks. I need to service this camera. All the photos I take have a bluish tinge. Also I am having difficulty finding a store that is willing to develop the half film.
Regarding the sephia tone, I had to choose over a natural color, B/W and this tone.. The sephia stood out.
Thanks for viewing
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Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
7/26/2005 3:21:02 AM
This is actually a very good camera. In the heyday of half frame cameras, this one was towards the top of the list. I still shoot half frame cameras (I have seven), and they still continue to amaze me with their sharp images. Thank you so very much for sharing this little gem with me. The sepia tone sure helps set the mood.
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Critique By:
Sid Mallick (K:1040)
7/25/2005 1:54:12 PM
Thanks Susie
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Critique By:
Sid Mallick (K:1040)
7/25/2005 1:53:28 PM
Thanks a lot dave...I was driving from houston to dallas and saw this amazing sunset... there was this golden lining all around this cloud and no sign of the sun at all... if i weren't driving so fast on the freeway I could have stopped before a minute before and this photo would have been even more beautiful ( according to me atleast)
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Critique By:
milan (K:254)
7/22/2005 2:06:03 AM
Pretty good! a little overexposed?
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Critique By:
Susie OConnor (K:34798)
7/20/2005 6:29:57 AM
Oooh Oooh Oooh! Very nice!
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Critique By:
Dave Stacey (K:150877)
7/20/2005 4:51:01 AM
Fantastic cloudscape, Sid!
Dave.
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Critique By:
Sid Mallick (K:1040)
7/19/2005 1:50:01 PM
Thanks a lot Erkenci.
Actually this was the most amazing rainbow i have seen to date. almost a full bow and a second concentric rainbow. and behind us was a pretty sunset.
talk about being at the right place at the right time.
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Critique By:
Caglar Erkenci (K:1172)
7/18/2005 11:40:57 PM
Like a commercial,
maybe you can sell this shot to Shell!
And I felt like that:
"The nature is still alive despite the petrol!"
Perfect Shot Sid...
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Critique By:
Judi Liosatos (K:34047)
7/1/2005 6:16:38 AM
Gorgeous colours and smooth tones. Thanks so much Sid for your comments.
Judi
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Critique By:
Taras R. Hnatyshyn (K:4055)
6/29/2005 9:57:58 PM
Sid,
Another option is to use electronic flash on the building, if you are close enough...
On July 8th, Venus and the crescent Moon will be in conjunction. An opportunity to catch more than just the Moon in your composition.
Taras
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Critique By:
Sid Mallick (K:1040)
6/29/2005 9:33:35 PM
Thanks Taras. I took a peek at your portfolio and it sure has some remarkable shots of the moon and the night skies. Thnks for looking and taking the time to comment. I did notice that many had superimposed two photos (digital) or had double exposed (film) to capture the moon.
I think I shall head towards the beach on the first day of the waxing moon and try some photos then. Considering that the cresent would be as bright as the half or full moon, maybe I could get a few shots without super imposings two photos. Otherwise I shall be back in 14 days to capture it in full glory.
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Critique By:
Taras R. Hnatyshyn (K:4055)
6/29/2005 7:46:54 PM
Sid,
Most people create these shots with double exposures. The full moon is a sunny 16 (or 11) object, while the building at night is not a "sunny" object. Or you can try to capture the image just around sunset, when the nearly full moon is rising. This takes a bit of planning, and knowing when and where the moon will be at the right lighting conditions.
Taras
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Critique By:
Rui Palha (K:13624)
6/27/2005 10:05:59 PM
Very nice atmosphere.
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Critique By:
milan (K:254)
6/27/2005 12:28:43 AM
Nice shot! but the noise spoils it all - as already pointed out
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Critique By:
Sid Mallick (K:1040)
6/26/2005 11:33:42 PM
That was one lesson and the other was not to forget the tripod in the trunk of the car.how much every i tried, steadying the hand on a breezy evening for 2 full seconds (which is why the moon is overexposed) doesnt come naturally.
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Critique By:
Caglar Erkenci (K:1172)
6/26/2005 11:28:21 PM
It's nice, thank you so much too..
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Critique By:
Sid Mallick (K:1040)
6/26/2005 11:13:08 PM
Thanks Caglar. Now thats something that I learnt today. It was an ISO 400.
Sid
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Critique By:
Caglar Erkenci (K:1172)
6/26/2005 9:40:22 PM
Very nice shot but let me say something about,
if you look at the properties of your shot I think that ISO is at 400, these noise is because of that, if you use it at ISO 100 it will be sharper, see u thanks for your nice comment...
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Critique By:
Pierre Martin (K:3355)
6/25/2005 3:53:08 AM
Great colors, nice wide shot!!
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Critique By:
Ben Trumbull (K:1614)
6/25/2005 3:28:56 AM
Shooting the moon is tricky, but you managed quite well. granted it's overexposed, but who says it cant be? Isn't photography art? And isn't art in the eye of the beholder. I like it.
Ben
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