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Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
1/7/2005 9:53:46 PM

Another good shot Ranjan. You're developing quite the eye for abstracts.
        Photo By: Ranjan Pruthee  (K:35)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
1/7/2005 9:52:11 PM

Awesome shot Ranjan! How did you arrange for there to be only two people in that space?

Great work my friend!
        Photo By: Ranjan Pruthee  (K:35)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
6/8/2004 4:42:54 PM

At first glance, the blown out top of the photo bothered me too, but then as I thought about it some more, it kinda hints at what one might imagine heaven to be like (i.e. very bright white) so I think it's not so bad as it might be in a different type of shot.

Nice work Ranjan.
        Photo By: Ranjan Pruthee  (K:35)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
5/19/2004 4:44:49 PM

Great composition! I love the abstract nature of the photo. I think the DOF works well. Good range of tones too.
        Photo By: Pim de Ruijter  (K:2170)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
1/14/2004 10:57:33 AM

Congrats on the POD Barry!

Your work is truely inspirational to me. Not that I've done much with that inspiration lately, but it's there.

Thanks for sharing.
        Photo By: Barry Walthall  (K:5312)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
1/13/2004 2:15:21 PM

This photo had an interesting effect on my eye when I first saw the large version. For whatever reason I keep thinking it looks like a miniature movie set. Maybe it's because there is nothing for me to guage the scale of the trees. I really like that this photo is making me see it like that.

Nice job.
        Photo By: Trussov Dima  (K:176)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
12/17/2003 11:14:53 AM

This is a really good shot. The tonal range is great and I love the contrast between human-made and the natural. I might crop a bit off the top, maybe to just above the most dense part of the large cloud. I think that would draw more attention to the rest of the scene, especially the logs/poles.
        Photo By: Paolo Grusovin  (K:3344)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
9/22/2003 4:35:01 PM

Very good composition and exposure. Maybe it's the scan, but to me it lacks sharpness. Otherwise a great shot.
        Photo By: San   (K:34)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
7/25/2003 2:45:16 PM

Wow! Great exposure and use of backlight!
        Photo By: Todd Miller  (K:16464)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
7/17/2003 12:40:44 PM

Spectacular! I don't often go for color photos lately, but this one is Great! The red dress against the white fence really stands out. Well done.
        Photo By: Snehendu Kar  (K:2427)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
7/17/2003 12:33:27 PM

Great shot! Perfect lighting!
        Photo By: jon   (K:869)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
7/14/2003 2:25:13 PM

Another great shot Barry. You've got a great eye for abstractions!
        Photo By: Barry Walthall  (K:5312)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
7/14/2003 1:22:12 PM

Wow, that IS dreamy! Great color! I might crop a bit off the top to get rid of the branch in the upper left.
        Photo By: Fatih KILIC  (K:137)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
7/14/2003 1:17:41 PM

Excellent composition. I get the feeling I know who's in charge at this wedding. She's all business.

Great shot!
        Photo By: jon   (K:869)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
7/14/2003 1:15:34 PM

This get's a 7 for Emotional Appeal from me. I'd also move the horizon a bit. I'd move it up in the frame. Great exposure. Thanks for sharing it.
        Photo By: David Rozenblyum  (K:3)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
7/11/2003 11:37:33 AM

Great Shot. I love the feel of the mist in the background. Very dramatic!
        Photo By: Robert Gaither  (K:34128) Donor

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
7/11/2003 11:19:09 AM

Great abstract! Love the colors and texture.
        Photo By: Barry Walthall  (K:5312)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
7/9/2003 7:49:55 AM

Reflections and abstract architecture. Two of my favorites. Excellent shot. Great lighting
        Photo By: John Barclay  (K:3650)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
7/7/2003 11:40:52 AM

Wonderful feel to this one. Love the composition too. Nice that the sky isn't completely washed out.
        Photo By: Andrea Parker  (K:187)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
7/7/2003 10:17:43 AM

On one hand I agree with the earlier comment about sharpness, but on the other hand, the shot has a nice softness to it. Overall, a pretty great shot. Nice and simple.
        Photo By: Ria Swart  (K:283)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
7/7/2003 10:11:34 AM

Excellent! I love the composition. Great abstract.
        Photo By: Jim Johnson  (K:1025)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
7/3/2003 2:43:45 PM

Great shot. I can imagine that the print is quite beautiful. It makes me wish I could see it in person. Only thing I might change is to see how it looked with either more of the people at the bottom, or completely crop them out. Just seeing the heads is a bit distracting.
        Photo By: Marc Robin  (K:3385)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
7/2/2003 10:06:01 AM

Very cool! Definately an eye catcher. You could crop the left side more for even greater dramatic effect. I wonder what it would look like with just the eye and lips colored leaving the strap as monochrome.
        Photo By: Toini Blom  (K:2039)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
7/2/2003 9:54:41 AM

Very nice abstract. I love the contrast of the foreground with the yellow background. How did you create the background? It seems there is both vertical and horizontal motion going on there? Do tell.
        Photo By: Sofia Z.  (K:166)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
7/2/2003 9:50:36 AM

Wow, that's creepy! I feel like that eye must be peering into my soul when I look at it. Great shot. You must be a very patient person (or have a catatonic cat) to get this shot. Well done.
        Photo By: Juan Sánchez  (K:5441)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
7/2/2003 9:47:18 AM

Great composition Gerhard. For me the upper left corner would look better if it were a bit darker. Otherwise perfect.
        Photo By: Gerhard BuschEFIAP/AFIAP  (K:18382)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
7/2/2003 8:54:57 AM

Great Shot. I didn't even notice your son the until I read your description and looked for him. I like the feeling of a deserted street better though so nothing against you and your son, but I'll ingore him
        Photo By: Robert Fox  (K:208)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
6/30/2003 2:56:34 PM

I like the originality of your idea and the composition of the photo. I'm not sure what I think of the lens flare. On one hand it's interesting because it make a line from the tip of the toes to the assumed light source. However, it's a bit distracting and I find that my eyes are drawn to the top right of the photo and away from the feet.
        Photo By: Liz Chaffin  (K:546)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
6/24/2003 8:41:31 PM

Yeah, I wish the guy would have cleaned his wheels a bit more carefully
        Photo By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)

Critique By: Paul Eggerling-Boeck  (K:503)  
6/17/2003 10:26:08 AM

For me the composition is great for illustrating the setting, but not for highlighting the person. It took me a few seconds to even find the person once I saw the title and assumed that there must be a person in there somewhere.

Nice exposure though, and I really do like the composition, just not to emphasize the person.
        Photo By: Dante Tang  (K:14)


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