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vanessa shakesheff (K:68840)
1/8/2006 3:58:18 PM
Defintely spooksville ...love it more haunted houses please.best wishes nessa
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Critique By:
vanessa shakesheff (K:68840)
1/8/2006 3:57:04 PM
Oh yes ,the b&w version has more of an impact.best wishes nessa
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Critique By:
vanessa shakesheff (K:68840)
1/8/2006 3:56:10 PM
good picture looks right out in the woods.best wishes nessa
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Critique By:
Karen Ferranti (K:2959)
3/14/2005 11:43:35 AM
Nice job Alan, I really like the sephia gives a wonderful tone to the shot. Glad you are uploading more shots.
Karen
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Critique By:
Chad Parish (K:6440)
2/4/2005 8:40:29 AM
Great cabin shot, I like B&W to accentuate the age.
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Critique By:
Eric Peterson (K:4419)
2/3/2005 3:33:52 AM
I'll vote the B&W. I think it really adds to the atmosphere. The sepia tone you used really gives it a feeling of age as well.
Eric
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Critique By:
Donald Allen (K:198)
2/3/2005 3:15:33 AM
Thanks Kelly & Eric.
I just might try a B&W version...just to see
what it looks like.
Thanks for the comments.
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Critique By:
Eric Peterson (K:4419)
2/3/2005 3:12:31 AM
Nice shot. Have you considered a B&W version?
Eric
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Kelly Anbach (K:4375)
2/3/2005 2:30:46 AM
I love these kinds of shots. Nice capture. Kinda sets the mood.
Kelly
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Critique By:
Karen Ferranti (K:2959)
1/26/2005 5:28:54 AM
Donald,
Could you send me a new email I can't find your last one. kkwebmaster@comcast.net
Karen
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Critique By:
Karen Ferranti (K:2959)
10/27/2004 4:41:51 AM
I have been there I have a hard time throwing peanut shells on the ground
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Critique By:
Jorge Vasconcelos (K:33746)
8/2/2004 2:43:48 PM
Excellent perspective.
Regards
jorge
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Critique By:
Donald Hanson (K:460)
7/29/2004 7:54:12 PM
Nice Picture...I also enjoy pictures of old buildings and barns. I was curious who left their blue jeans on the right side over there?
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Critique By:
luisa vassallo (K:28230)
3/1/2004 11:52:42 PM
WOW!!! Wonderful! I love it!!!
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Critique By:
Jimmy Payne (K:21163)
3/1/2004 2:30:35 PM
A belated welcome to Usefilm, Donald. I like this photo. That could almost pass for a rain forest. It looks so lush with those deep greens. I see no one explained the jpeg thing to you. Here is my explanation in a nutshell: The more a photo is jpeg compressed the more it loses in detail. Right clicking on this one and reading the properties shows it has been compressed to 37.9kb. Your photo is posted as a 480x640 pixel size, which is a good size for viewing but you should probably set the jpeg compression to around 80 to 90kb. Usefilm allows 300kb for uploads and that's o.k. for folks that have broadband service(like me), but for dial-up service that size file takes awhile to download. I was uploading at just under 300k but after loooking at my portfolio on a dial-up system, I went down to just under 100kb.
Hope this helps,
Jimmy
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Critique By:
Jimmy Payne (K:21163)
3/1/2004 2:00:53 PM
Really nice shot, Donald. I like that somewhat sepia tone it has. Very good job. I think I see a ghost in that upper left window.:-)lol I'd let the ghosts have this place. It looks as if it could fall apart ar any minute.
Regards,
Jimmy
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Critique By:
Jimmy Payne (K:21163)
3/1/2004 1:54:30 PM
Greetings, Donald,
I like these old abandoned building shots. Good job on this one. My suggestions: break off that limb that is stinking into the picture from that tree on the left and shot this in b&w. I think the tree itself lends some depth to the shot, so would leave it in.
Jimmy
P.S. I'm just northeast of Monroe - almost in Morehouse Parish.
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Critique By:
Andy Simmons (K:7704)
2/26/2004 3:36:05 PM
A good subject and composition. I agree about trying this shot in different light.
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Critique By:
danny lovin (K:681)
2/26/2004 3:13:44 PM
sandras' right, donald try earlier in the morning or with a partly cloudy day, you know blue skies with white puffy clouds shot in vertical format. or a foggy gloomy day. it's stil a very good shot.
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Critique By:
danny lovin (K:681)
2/26/2004 3:09:13 PM
great use of converging lines. maybe try a vertical shot next time. or maybe find a curve in the track.
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danny lovin (K:681)
2/26/2004 3:06:47 PM
great shot donald, hey maybe go back one morning or afternoon when you get some fog rolling in. just for added effect.
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danny lovin (K:681)
2/26/2004 3:04:40 PM
nice shot donald. i'm with these guys on better compression jpg. thanks for the comments on my "winters creek" shot. as for last nights snow, enough for georgia.about 3"
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Critique By:
Robert Gaither (K:34128)
2/24/2004 6:27:23 PM
Looks fine to me great capture and image.
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Critique By:
MCHK 2000 (K:4701)
2/17/2004 3:42:02 AM
Hi Donald,
Thanks for the info about the Chevrolet Pickup, I think you're right, when I took the photo, I checked the licence, I just remembered 19X9, so I thought it might be 1959, I didn't recognize this pickup is that old, it's in excellent condition. When I look at your Old House photo, I do have a strong feeling of cold and lonely, so you have made it. A great shot, well done ...... Continue to upload more photos!
Congrats,
MCHK2000
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Critique By:
Enjoy (K:16125)
2/15/2004 8:06:53 AM
Wow..such big tall green trees!!! I like... Thank you for the comment on 4H bareback riders. No they were not all American Indian they had little wigs on they are from Idaho and we really do not have a large mixture of people here its mostly white. The group stives for safety and oneness with their horses and thats what really shinned thru to me. Welcome to Usefilm it is a great place and I am learning a ton here.
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Critique By:
Paul Ragone (K:1331)
2/10/2004 1:18:53 PM
I like the composition on this image Donald. I also like how the dark colors add to the over all feel of the shot.
Paul
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Critique By:
Sandra Berry (K:8352)
2/9/2004 2:55:37 PM
Greeting Donald,
I like shots of these old building, if only they could talk what a story they would tell, My suggestions would be to change you angle a bit and avoid the trees on the left they tend to distract and draw my eye to the left from your subject, Might consider shoting at different times of day. The play of sun and showdows can help add a dramatic feel to the buildings. The flat white of the sky seem to be working against you. Best Regards, Sandra
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Critique By:
Miluxa Patricio (K:6060)
1/31/2004 2:58:38 PM
To me it is lovely this way.
Very calm, and the light so beautifully catched!
Congrats.
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Critique By:
Donald Allen (K:198)
1/31/2004 1:22:20 PM
Could someone explain the "compression" problem.
Sorry, I don't understand...
Thanks
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Critique By:
Carolyn Wiesbrock (K:14051)
1/31/2004 1:14:42 PM
I agree with the compression aspect, but otherwise very good. I'm from GA..beautiful place! Welcome to Usefilm.
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