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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
5/28/2009 8:37:07 PM
Some day I'll get there and try to climb it.
Classic.
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| Photo By: Stephen Lentz
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
5/28/2009 8:29:50 PM
Great colors, but make sure you get the take off and landing so we know how high he's going.
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| Photo By: Twisted Rich
(K:691)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
3/6/2006 4:27:32 AM
Wicked photo. Not sure if he's going to grab the skis, but the timing would be better if you caught him doing that (if that's what he was doing).
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| Photo By: Sébastien Anex
(K:1178)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
11/27/2005 3:40:56 AM
We've all seen many lake+clouds+sunset photos, but you've done something nice and different. The ripples really add to the photo. Great idea and shot.
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| Photo By: ricardo longhi-frantz
(K:9628)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
11/20/2005 5:36:51 AM
Ha! That's a great moment.
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| Photo By: Dave Holland
(K:13074)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
11/11/2005 4:29:33 AM
Great colors in this. You really captured the moment. I just wish that she was less obscured by the grass.
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| Photo By: Sian
(K:2487)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
11/11/2005 4:27:34 AM
Ha ha, you called it Tobiah. I was being lazy. 
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| Photo By: Dan Neufeld
(K:349)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
11/10/2005 6:18:48 AM
Great shot. I'm just a bit jealous.
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| Photo By: Phillip Swanson
(K:7013)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
11/10/2005 6:15:37 AM
Wicked.
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| Photo By: Phillip Swanson
(K:7013)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
11/8/2005 5:52:28 AM
That's the effect a fisheye lens has on a photo.
Thanks for the comment.
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| Photo By: Dan Neufeld
(K:349)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
11/7/2005 4:33:55 PM
Thanks for the comments Jeff.
It's one flash off to the right, and I agree with you, could've used a slightly different f-stop. I was using the LCD fo rchecking the exposure, and those things aren't always 100% accurate.
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| Photo By: Dan Neufeld
(K:349)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
11/5/2005 3:19:04 AM
Awesome spot!
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| Photo By: Tobiah Deutsch
(K:2432)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
11/5/2005 3:18:14 AM
Tobiah - his arm was there during the whole trick, no jokes. right from when he started the 180, till when he landed. only way to take it with his face would've been straight on, and that wouldn't have been any good.
Thanks for commenting.
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| Photo By: Dan Neufeld
(K:349)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
11/4/2005 3:27:27 AM
Thanks for all the comments.
Jef, that's the Velvia.
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| Photo By: Dan Neufeld
(K:349)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
11/3/2005 3:15:20 PM
That thing's huge! Or, you've got a great macro lenes.
Could have a bit more depth of field, but that's tricky with macro. Nice shot.
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| Photo By: Ninni Termine
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
11/3/2005 5:32:42 AM
Great colors, and nice , dramatic sky.
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| Photo By: Ameed El-Ghoul
(K:42215)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
11/3/2005 4:53:24 AM
Hahaha. Priceless.
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| Photo By: Erik Neldner
(K:10846)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
11/3/2005 4:51:28 AM
Sick. Very nice.
The bright yellow v.s. the dark tree really works.
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| Photo By: Ameed El-Ghoul
(K:42215)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
10/28/2005 4:45:45 AM
Great shot. This shows that landscapes don't always have to be taken during the "magic hours".
The only thing I think I'd change is that the tall fence post connects with the land.
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| Photo By: Senthil Kumar
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
10/6/2005 2:18:27 PM
Great timing.
btw, the background is a bit red, but the exposure is right on.
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| Photo By: John Martin
(K:184)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
10/6/2005 2:14:09 PM
There's a lot going on in this frame; the fog, hill, the trees are in a great spot, and those birds are perfect. The only thing I'd change is the plant in the lower right. My eyes keep getting drawn to it.
Great shot.
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| Photo By: Real Gone
(K:-3747)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
10/6/2005 2:07:24 PM
Very cool (no pun intended). Good eye.
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| Photo By: George Roukis
(K:209)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
9/22/2005 2:48:55 AM
I like the timing and angle on this shot, but the background could be a bit more out of focus (using a wider f stop). Looks like a fun spot.
Nice B+W too. Was that done in-camera, or on the computer?
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| Photo By: Carlos Hauck
(K:1035)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
9/14/2005 4:48:44 AM
The composition is great, and the Holga lens definately added a great mood to the shot.
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| Photo By: Mark Hamilton
(K:8387)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
8/27/2005 7:29:23 PM
Great photo. The shallow DOF, and the perfect timing (hair) really make this stand out. The colors are very good too.
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| Photo By: rafal ' mojalewastopa ' karpinski
(K:504)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
8/2/2005 3:33:32 AM
Weird...and extemely cool. Nice work.
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| Photo By: Kadir Barcin
(K:637)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
7/18/2005 3:18:02 AM
Thanks for the comments.
John, thank you for the constructive critique. I see what you mean about the power lines, right in the middle. Sometimes I'm in a rush to take a photo, but I'm getting better at slowing down and looking at everything in the viewfinder.
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| Photo By: Dan Neufeld
(K:349)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
7/13/2005 5:47:34 AM
Great photo. The morning sunlight has a great color, and the clouds worked quite well.
Only thing I'd suggest is to get a bit more forground in the photo. It might be better if the tree wasn't there at all, but since it's not going to move for you, it might as well fill up more of the frame, instead of just poking in a little bit.
I'm going backpacking next week, but not in this grand of a setting. I'm quite jealous.
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| Photo By: Fadjar Hamidi
(K:25)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
6/25/2005 2:56:20 PM
Great lighting and angle on this shot.
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Photo By: Mahamed Ariffin
(K:7114)
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Critique By:
Dan Neufeld (K:349)
6/23/2005 5:40:03 PM
Great lighting and composition of this. I know why you chose the shallow DOF, but I think it would be even better if everything was in focus.
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| Photo By: giovanni guido marchi
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