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Critiques From Paolo Unger Dvorchik


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Critique By: Paolo Unger Dvorchik  (K:77)  
9/21/2005 6:09:59 AM

I like the image. My only suggestion would be to cut some of the sky from the top.
        Photo By: Ryan Brown  (K:441)

Critique By: Paolo Unger Dvorchik  (K:77)  
9/21/2005 6:07:20 AM

Nice photo, what's the back story?
        Photo By: Paul Paul  (K:5362) Donor

Critique By: Paolo Unger Dvorchik  (K:77)  
9/21/2005 6:06:15 AM

Beautiful shot. I like the way the motion in the clouds breaks against the siloiets of the trees. Also, the colors match really well? Is this strait shot, or levels/etc in photoshop?
        Photo By: Ryan Brown  (K:441)

Critique By: Paolo Unger Dvorchik  (K:77)  
1/31/2005 4:25:32 AM

Interesting portrait. Are the grain and slight focus issue intentional? It's interesting because it takes my attention away from him, and makes me examine the photo more as an image unto itself (if that made any sense).
        Photo By: Rhea Mitchell  (K:32)

Critique By: Paolo Unger Dvorchik  (K:77)  
1/31/2005 4:18:21 AM

I like the compasition, but the image seems to be kind of washed out. Perhaphs trying a higher filter?
        Photo By: Nate Davis  (K:192)

Critique By: Paolo Unger Dvorchik  (K:77)  
1/31/2005 4:16:25 AM

The tones work beautifully with eachother. Was there any detail in her hair which you burned out?

Beautiful capture, full of life and personality.
        Photo By: Pat Fruen  (K:12076)

Critique By: Paolo Unger Dvorchik  (K:77)  
1/31/2005 4:12:47 AM

I love how all the differnt shades of blue play into eachother.
        Photo By: Michael M.  (K:1194)

Critique By: Paolo Unger Dvorchik  (K:77)  
12/6/2004 8:08:04 PM

I like the concept, but i would have chosen more viberant colors (like Alizarin Crimson) for the paint.

Making the pallet larger would also make the image more powerful, as long as it doesn't drown out the man's form.
        Photo By: Long Tran  (K:107)

Critique By: Paolo Unger Dvorchik  (K:77)  
12/6/2004 7:53:12 PM

The overhead angle is very effective. I'd be nice to see a little more detail on his/her back though. Also, I'd try and avoid having the blanket wash out on the top, as it draws attention away from the rest of the image.
        Photo By: Kim Taylor  (K:2816)

Critique By: Paolo Unger Dvorchik  (K:77)  
12/6/2004 7:51:06 PM

Very beautiful. It is rather sureal, almost like a painting.
        Photo By: Antonio Pinto  (K:1612)

Critique By: Paolo Unger Dvorchik  (K:77)  
12/6/2004 7:50:11 PM

Nice compastion. I think the sepia is a tad bit too strong though. You also might concider using a filter 1 stronger.
        Photo By: Ed Krebs  (K:958)

Critique By: Paolo Unger Dvorchik  (K:77)  
12/6/2004 12:29:55 AM

Nice picture However, two of the gray tree trunks (the middle and right hand ones) break up her form. If you made those closer to some of the other blue tones, the picture would flow much better.
        Photo By: Mitchell Miller  (K:3009)

Critique By: Paolo Unger Dvorchik  (K:77)  
8/9/2004 3:14:16 PM

I was looking through your portfolio, and enjoyed it a lot. I love you style. It is refreshing to see some take the same basic premisises, and bring them to new levels.
        Photo By: Erlend Mørk  (K:145)

Critique By: Paolo Unger Dvorchik  (K:77)  
8/9/2004 2:10:26 PM

Absolutely beautiful. The toning job fits the picture perfectly.
        Photo By: Aykan OZENER  (K:5996)

Critique By: Paolo Unger Dvorchik  (K:77)  
8/9/2004 2:01:20 PM

Beautiful compastion. The colors are breathtaking.

Sunsets are difficult to capture, good job.
        Photo By: Gaetan Chevalier  (K:4188)

Critique By: Paolo Unger Dvorchik  (K:77)  
7/16/2004 2:50:34 AM

Nice composition. And I like the subject matter as well.
        Photo By: Guilherme Oliveira  (K:110)

Critique By: Paolo Unger Dvorchik  (K:77)  
6/5/2004 3:27:20 PM

Nice tonal (sp?) ranges. Wish I could see larger versions of the individual images.
        Photo By: Vincent Mulder  (K:9)

Critique By: Paolo Unger Dvorchik  (K:77)  
6/5/2004 3:25:23 PM

Very unique and intresting shot. I like the compasition a lot. The image seems slightly pixilated though, did you enlarge it?
        Photo By: sunrise   (K:6651)

Critique By: Paolo Unger Dvorchik  (K:77)  
6/1/2004 4:59:54 AM

The tones are very subtle which goes well with the image.
        Photo By: Audi Bastie  (K:65)

Critique By: Paolo Unger Dvorchik  (K:77)  
5/20/2004 8:29:28 PM

Absolutly beatiful. The intensity of the photo conveys a deep understanding and apreciation of the mask/statue, and the relationship between an artist and his work.
        Photo By: Rick Mccawley  (K:2878)


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