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{K:10557} 4/12/2005
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Excellent composition, and the lighting looks realy neat, like a dream.
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elizabeth cain
{K:220} 4/6/2005
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heh heh thanks!
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Raf D
{K:9223} 4/6/2005
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Ha, teachers!!!!! :) :) I guess I can understand why the teacher would say that, in the strictest technique, he/she can invoke the overexposure and lack of balance argument. But it is this so called "mistake" that I think makes the picture so much more interesting. Hey art is about interpretation and personal point of view! I'll come over and have a chat hehehehe! well done! --R.
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elizabeth cain
{K:220} 4/4/2005
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thankyou!
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elizabeth cain
{K:220} 4/4/2005
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thank you my photo teacher last semester said that it was a mistake and i needed to change it for the grade i didnt change it though! lol
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Ramiro Pérez Funes
{K:120} 4/4/2005
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Elizabeth:
There isnt?t mistake here. The glare can express like colours or shadows. I?ll take a sit
Dreamy work
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Raf D
{K:9223} 4/4/2005
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Excellent composition! I like the repetitive patterns of the chairs. I don't think the glare is a "mistake", I think it fits nicely with the image as it transforms it from a simple B&W still-life to a more dreamy and immaginative picture IMHO. It's almost like there is a veil over the image -- Kind regards, Rafael
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