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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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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/24/2005 6:58:09 AM
Great tones you've captured Salvo! I really like the beams of light travelling across the top of the image.
I suggest it needs a little more light and it would be perfect, but nonetheless I like it!
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: Salvo Valenti
(K:17038)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/24/2005 6:51:52 AM
I like the concept Stephanie, although I think it would have looked a lot more dramatic if it was only the rose and red drops in the frame.
Just a question... Are you trying to attempt selective colouring? Because if you are, there?s an easier way to achieve this effect.
Using Photoshop, click on 'Image' then 'Adjustments' and then 'Desaturate'. Then by using the history brush tool, draw the colour back into the image as if nothing was changed.
I have used the same effect on one of my images called 'Red Ferrari'. Check it out if you like.
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: Stephanie Wadsworth
(K:67)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/22/2005 10:30:49 AM
Nice concept Claude, although I find there's too much clutter in the foreground of this image, and the horizon seems to be on a slight angle as well.
On the plus side, I like the idea and use of B&W.
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: Claude Francis
(K:479)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/22/2005 9:56:30 AM
Beautiful colours and composition!
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| Photo By: Igor Nikolcevic
(K:203)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/18/2005 7:02:40 AM
Interesting capture, I like the fact you understand the physics behind light; I studied physics in high school, and loved every bit of it.
Light really is a fascinating part of the universe
Regards, Lance
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| Photo By: Mark Sherman
(K:15669)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/18/2005 7:00:03 AM
Nice tones and composition, although I don?t find the mood very sad, rather just in a deep thought or extremely tired of a long day.
I do like it though, especially the Chinese / Japanese (forgive me if I'm wrong) symbols and bordering.
Great self-portrait!
Lance
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| Photo By: Real Gone
(K:-3747)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/18/2005 6:55:15 AM
Excellent angle and composition. I suggest the image could have been a little brighter, it seems a little too dark, but other than, great expression on the girls face.
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: Kevin Christensen
(K:3891)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/18/2005 6:12:30 AM
I like the original better, it gives it a frame like presence
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| Photo By: Justin Campbell
(K:1398)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/18/2005 6:11:00 AM
Very simplistic image Justin, I like the mystery you've captured and the sense of curiosity that follows
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: Justin Campbell
(K:1398)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/18/2005 6:03:56 AM
This image is truly intriguing as it allows the view to imagine what lies beyond these stairs.
Fantastic composure, I was drawn to it immediately
Lance
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| Photo By: Justin Campbell
(K:1398)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/17/2005 2:06:31 PM
I like this one, although I feel there should have been a wider shot, nonetheless interesting perspective and tones.
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: Sandy Harding
(K:7)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/17/2005 2:03:50 PM
Fantastic composition and colours!
Lance
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| Photo By: Marco Cassé
(K:165)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/17/2005 2:01:12 PM
Beautiful new years eve capture. Great deapth of field with the lights on the trees.
Kindest regards, Lance
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| Photo By: Paolo Nardi
(K:89)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/17/2005 6:52:23 AM
Simplistic composure, I love it
Lance
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| Photo By: CiccioBa Mammola
(K:1907)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/6/2005 6:10:19 AM
Lovely abstract, you've captured great colours and an excellent composition, its great to see people with different perspectives; it's what photography is all about.
Lance
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| Photo By: Obaid Obaid
(K:493)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/6/2005 5:26:52 AM
Great self-portraiture Bradley, I'd love to know how you achieved the tile effect around yourself.
Great B&W image, I love the composure, it sparks my curiosity.
Best regards, Lance
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Photo By: Bradley Prue
(K:30678)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/6/2005 5:23:14 AM
Interesting shot Mundh! I've visited your portfolio many times and find you have quite a unique style.
Keep up the great work, Lance
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| Photo By: mundh
(K:3974)
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Critique By:
Givenname Surname (K:-24)
10/6/2005 4:57:47 AM
David, this is an interesting capture with fantastic tones and great composition. You can almost make out other images with this abstractly cut piece of wood.
Regards, Lance
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| Photo By: david henderson
(K:16659)
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