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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
9/26/2010 3:53:07 AM
I may be odd, but honestly I don't see here any ground breaking achievements in the field of photography. Congratulations on the award! I only wish the editors would give some brief paragraph why they choose this image.
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| Photo By: Jula Amore
(K:2823)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
9/25/2010 7:11:51 PM
Had there been some highlight in the cats right eye, I think the picture would be better. As it is, it looks like there is a black hole in his/her head
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Photo By: Natalie Bauman
(K:530)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
9/25/2010 7:04:47 PM
In my opinion not a very successful attempt at mixing direct sunlight and shadowy areas in one picture. The bike pad makes and interesting element for an eye to follow a sequence in viewing the photo but the overexposure at the end feels like a shock.
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| Photo By: Marcos Junior
(K:479)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
9/25/2010 6:56:05 PM
I would argue with Nanda here. I see a lot of overexposures: the flames at the base of the fountain, the white light panels behind and the hotel sign in the upper left corner to be exact. It is not easy to mix all the different light sources in one picture.
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| Photo By: Marc Fontannaz
(K:2887)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
9/25/2010 6:45:29 PM
Saad's, Francesco's and Your photo form a nice continuation of abstracts right next to each other. I think the images belong together colorwise.
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| Photo By: nima ojani
(K:128)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
9/25/2010 6:39:31 PM
Hello Saad! Great location with a lot of pastel features. The dark streaks and a lonely tree make for a nice addition.
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| Photo By: Saad Salem
(K:89003)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
9/25/2010 6:36:28 PM
The sequence of seemingly identical images is very eye catchy. Very good photo in my opinion with a comic book hint. Good color range too.
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| Photo By: Francesco Martini
(K:12249)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
9/25/2010 6:30:47 PM
The hardest trick in photographing propeller driven airplanes is to get the blades form a full circle. The less blades in the propeller the harder it gets. This usually can be accomplished with shutter speeds of 1/60th sec or slower. Using slow shutter speeds creates in turn all sorts of new problems with getting the rest of the plane sharp and so the game goes. It isn't so simple as it sounds. Don't worry I learned my lesson the same way from the air-shows pros.
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| Photo By: Nicholas Byrne-Chinn
(K:673)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
9/16/2010 12:41:27 PM
I have one question. Why would You call this shot "Drug overdose"?
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| Photo By: Kirti Mallick
(K:106)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
9/16/2010 12:33:09 PM
There is nothing much going on in this shot, but the shadow of Boeing 757 is becoming an icon due to the 9/11 events, thus it is a very powerful, emotions inflicting picture.
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| Photo By: Luby Adam
(K:1366)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
9/16/2010 12:15:15 PM
This shot remains me of Manuel Noriega a bit, whose love and hate relationship with the CIA finally brought him down.
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| Photo By: Panyakit Chaovamu
(K:4051)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
9/8/2010 4:07:18 PM
Hello Gustavo. Sorry wrong language. I said I like Your picture and the colors, but how did You get the blotches? Good luck and best wishes
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| Photo By: Gustavo Scheverin
(K:164501)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
9/8/2010 6:43:17 AM
Calkiem fajna fotka i do tego taka kolorowa. Jedyne czego nie rozumiem to skad sie wziely te plamy?
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| Photo By: Gustavo Scheverin
(K:164501)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
9/3/2010 1:26:06 AM
That is Hell of a shot! Dynamics, framing, lighting and movement all present. Haven't seen anything better today!
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| Photo By: Wojtek Kwiatkowski
(K:-27)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
8/30/2010 3:14:11 PM
Hello Sunset Man, congratulations on all Your awards. I think You deserve them, as it appears from Your work, that You put a lot of effort in creating Your images. As the "slash in the back" comment. I am sorry You interpreted it in such a way. My intention was to underline a fact, that there is someone who is trying to imitate Your style. Well, it meant to be a compliment. Maybe go back and read it a few times and it will change Your perception. I am sorry it caused You so much pain and suffering. After all there are no secrets here. Everything is open to the public scrutiny. I hope this explanation brings You some inner peace.
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| Photo By: Mirek Towski
(K:14880)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
8/30/2010 7:03:32 AM
Thank You Sunset Man for both the recognition and a long comment. The crop is pure coincidental, but I liked the result. It looks somewhat more aggressive when the motorcycle is coming down.
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| Photo By: Mirek Towski
(K:14880)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
8/28/2010 6:04:45 AM
Hello Elias. The title is ironic, or better said sarcastic. Of course there is no sin in being young. I said it before. Thanks for stopping and writing Your opinion.
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| Photo By: Mirek Towski
(K:14880)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
8/24/2010 4:57:41 AM
That is a pure beauty. Congratulations!
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| Photo By: Erwyn's Image
(K:422)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
8/24/2010 4:52:15 AM
It looks scarry just like Hell lit from bellow. Nice work
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| Photo By: Susan Mielken
(K:1700)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
8/24/2010 4:48:12 AM
Dramat z zycia owadow. Przypomina mi to kreskowke "Mucha nie siada". Zmeczenie, zalamanie, kompletna rezygnacja, to motywy Twojego zdjecia, ale ujete bardzo do rzeczy. Podoba mi sie pozycja tej osy zupelnie jak po przymusowym ladowaniu.
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| Photo By: Adam Gabrielski
(K:463)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
8/22/2010 6:31:24 AM
Here is another one. It looks to me that every second of a third shot on this web site is a close up of a flower.
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| Photo By: Mahamed Ariffin
(K:7114)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
8/22/2010 6:29:15 AM
I am just getting tired looking at the flower shots. Too many of them on this website. Try to be more original that would be my advice.
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| Photo By: akashdeep bhattacharjee
(K:945)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
8/22/2010 6:26:26 AM
Is there a reason You did not include the whole building?
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| Photo By: Robert Kilgore
(K:2218)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
8/22/2010 6:14:51 AM
Great setting and not even one foot print I could detect. The texture of the sand on the beach is very catchy. It is a shot up the Sunset Man's ally. I understand his frustration facing this competition.
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| Photo By: Moises Levy
(K:782)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
8/22/2010 6:07:47 AM
You had this four wheel drive and a desert to use. All You got is this shot? Lame.
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| Photo By: ahmed refay
(K:665)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
8/22/2010 6:05:50 AM
Too much photoshop for my taste.
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| Photo By: Aungsita Chatterjee
(K:19843)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
8/22/2010 6:04:33 AM
Somehow he got the corners perfectly aligned and that is not an easy trick.
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| Photo By: Amanda Loy
(K:460)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
8/22/2010 6:02:41 AM
A bit irritating to have this chain link fence in the foreground, but maybe this was Your intention in the first place.
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| Photo By: Nanda Baba das
(K:78053)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
8/22/2010 6:00:23 AM
I have no idea why this scene caught Your attention. There appears to be some camera movement on the technical side, but otherwise it is as interesting as a shot of a solid black background
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| Photo By: Jan Lombaerde
(K:1138)
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Critique By:
Mirek Towski (K:14880)
8/22/2010 5:57:20 AM
I would say that the surrounding landscape totally dwarfs the woman. Too much distractions in other words. Had she been facing the camera the image could be a bit better in my opinion. Anybody disagreeing with me?
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| Photo By: Alberto Romano
(K:2407)
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