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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
1/26/2008 9:29:30 AM
Great composition!
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| Photo By: Sean Weidemann
(K:131)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
12/6/2005 10:46:04 PM
Hey Gary,
This is a great composition. Besides what you have mentioned about the ISO creating too much noise, the image is beautiful.
Great work!
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: Gary Riedel
(K:979)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
12/6/2005 12:48:25 PM
Hey Ajith,
This is fantastic! You must have been on top of that building quite early in the morning. Great timing for a beautiful work of art.
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: Ajith Mathew
(K:0)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
11/26/2005 1:21:53 AM
Hey Rick,
This is fantastically composed and edited, Great effect you have achieved!
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: Rick X
(K:455)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
11/21/2005 10:59:48 AM
Great shot Tim,
I think it needs to be cropped just before the bridge ends in the frame, to achieve the effect that the bridge seems to have no end.
I like the reflection captured through the dark water, great detail and composition!
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: Tim Fray
(K:179)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
11/21/2005 10:57:06 AM
Hey David,
Great idea and perspective.
I like the red tones and the pattern along the entire image; it looks like a red desert.
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: David Martín
(K:543)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
11/21/2005 10:37:31 AM
Hey Patrick,
This image is fantastically composed, and the expression is very dark and mysterious, great work!
I think if you want the focus to come out sharper, you should use a small aperture, which will allow the depth in focus to extend a great deal, allowing you to achieve clear images without any real hassles.
Kindest regards, Lance.
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| Photo By: Patrick Jacobson
(K:29151)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
11/15/2005 12:01:44 PM
Captivating Image, I love the use of black and white along the sharp detail of the eye, and most importantly the attention drawn from the grey eyebroys and tear drop.
Beautiful work!
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: hermin abramovitch
(K:1915)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
11/15/2005 11:57:00 AM
Hey Bernadette!
I like jonos hair...did he copy someone in particular... *cough cough* hehehe!!
Nice composition and tones. I'd like to see some images like these where the depth of field is parallel to the strings of the guitar, it'll make a nice effect I reckon.
All the best, Lance
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| Photo By: Bernadette Camus
(K:733)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
11/10/2005 3:40:47 AM
Bobby,
The colours in this image are fantastic, especially the contrast between the palm trees and the dark blue sky. Great composition and Perspective.
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: Bobby Mun
(K:3709)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
11/10/2005 3:36:54 AM
Devrim,
This silhouette is awesome; the birds are just noticeable in the far distance. It would have been good to see some rays of light appearing through the clouds, but that may have been a little too difficult.
Great work!
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: devrim ERTUGRUL
(K:28)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
11/9/2005 12:37:45 PM
Hey Pawel,
A fantastic depth of field and very well composed image here. The colours are brilliant on the tree leaves and its well balanced with the blue calming sky.
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: Pawel Karpienko
(K:-17)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
11/9/2005 12:32:33 PM
Yay!
You finally posted this great pic here! I really enjoy looking at this one... water is such a great subject to photograph. I'm hoping to go back to the blue mountains and take long exposed shots like this.
Great stuff!
Take care Bernie!!
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| Photo By: Bernadette Camus
(K:733)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
11/9/2005 12:18:17 AM
Ian,
This image is stunning; I enjoyed your interpretation of it. You have a great imagination.
The red colours burst out of the frame and the composition is perfectly portrayed as a "waterfall in the depths of hell".
Great work!
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: Ian Miller
(K:9190)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
11/7/2005 10:21:02 AM
Niclas,
This portrait is extremely dramatic. The black and white tones are amazing along with this perfect composition and depth of field. As soon as I saw this I imagined the models to be a part of a heavy metal band. It sets such a dark and compelling atmosphere, beautiful work!
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: N M
(K:4879)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
11/7/2005 10:09:27 AM
Hey Bernadette,
This is very different. I?m guessing you played with the movement of the camera while aiming it at a star, or something else since there are no other stars or sources of light.
By the way, don't fret about bad comments, I've had a few, they're good to learn from, but some people should also realise that the different things are worth looking at. Everyone has his or her own style after all.
I'd like to see some of your waterfall images on here some day; they'll be a hit for sure! = D
Take care,
Lance
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| Photo By: Bernadette Camus
(K:733)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
11/7/2005 12:07:30 AM
Fantastic silhouette!
At first I thought there was too much attention being drawn by the dark water, but then you've captured the light shining on the small waves.
You should try and use a UV or some sort of glare filter to reduce the brightness of the sun and reveal a more natural colour in the sky.
Great composure and detail!
Kindest regards, Lance
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Photo By: david henderson
(K:16659)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
11/7/2005 12:02:17 AM
I like the composure you've put together Julio, although I find there is too much noise in the background. I think this is due to the brightness and/or contrast being altered in the process.
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: Julio Pas
(K:-155)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
11/5/2005 7:04:57 AM
Hey Bernie!
Glad to see your first pic on use film! 
I can see you'll be having many of fans of your work in no time at all! I'm already a fan hehe!!
Lance
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| Photo By: Bernadette Camus
(K:733)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
11/3/2005 7:20:09 AM
This is fantastic Brian!
Great imagination!
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: Brian Watters
(K:244)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/30/2005 1:39:16 PM
Magnificent image Mitchell!
Everything about it is fantastically composed; I wouldn't even have noticed the family was imported if Yigal didn't point that out hehe!
It may seem to be a little over done by a few, but I see it more as a dream. You have your own unique vision and I congratulate you on a job very well done!
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: Mitchell Miller
(K:3009)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/30/2005 1:31:25 PM
Great shot Anselmo. Its quite difficult to get a good angle and compose these drops the best way possible, but you've managed it quite well, the shodow helps emphasize the drops on the leaf too.
I posted an image today similar to yours, please let me know what you think.
Kindest regards,
Lance
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| Photo By: Anselmo Rolandi
(K:20)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/30/2005 6:30:13 AM
great work Kent. I went to the motor show myself this year. Take a lot at my image "Red Ferrari" I think you'll like it
I like the long exposure effect you've used to enhance the cars interest.
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: Kent Marcus
(K:216)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/30/2005 6:26:46 AM
Great composure with an excellent black and white tones.
Lance
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| Photo By: José Miguel Sánchez
(K:890)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/26/2005 1:09:53 AM
Beautifully captured silhouette! Everything about it comes out perfectly, with the red sunset, and depth of field. It all fits together nicely. Magnificent!
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: Quang Toai Le
(K:58)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/26/2005 1:06:26 AM
Great selective colouring Brian. It captures attention along the depth of field with a great perspective.
I'd like to know how you achieved the framing effect making the picture look like its coming out of the screen.
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: brian underdown
(K:-960)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/24/2005 10:55:33 PM
A very dark and gloomy concept Guy. Excellent tones and composition! I also like the repetition of windows appearing along the roof, a great depth of field
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: Guy Dube
(K:6932)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/24/2005 10:51:49 PM
Glad I could help Stephanie,
I had a look at your portfolio, you have an interesting concept in all your work, its very different yet imaginative =D
All the best, Lance
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| Photo By: Stephanie Wadsworth
(K:67)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/24/2005 9:32:18 AM
Fantastic composition and B&W tones. You've captured the sheer magnificence of this beautiful ship!
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: Alper Tecer
(K:7007)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/24/2005 7:00:01 AM
Great shot Todd, a difficult capture they are. I've had an attempt myself not long ago with Bees in my garden. I'm surprised I wasn't stung at all hehe! =D
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: Todd Weeks
(K:7636)
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