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Curtis Feather
{K:5130} 1/31/2005
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I find your work very intriguing and varied. In some cases it is full of thought provoking content and emotion, sometimes more clearly stated or presented than others. But in other photos, such as many in the series of Jo, presumably your gf or wife, I find that you have moved into a whole different style, presenting much less artistic complexity and thought. These are not bad photographs, they are exposed and composed nicely, but they often lack the interest and emotion that many of the others bring forth in their full content. Does this mean you should not be taking these photographs? This is not my intention or what I feel. It is just an observation and also a complement on your ability to switch styles and methods shooting from quite abstract and complex subjects and ideas to more or less what I feel is straight forward portraiture. This portrait style work likely is full of content and emotion, but this generally is not conveyed to the greater audience, because this is content and meaning to you, and not to all. Very interesting works, and please comment on mine if you have a chance. regards, Curtis
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Dan Scenna
{K:1661} 12/14/2004
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Hey Tom:
I was catching up to comments on my pics's and checking out the portfolio's of people who commented. While I really like the work you've done with people, this one really struck me. May I suggest you consider cropping the top of the image at the point the diagonal line touches the left side? I think it focuses the veiwer to see the web/face grave more directly.
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Kadri
{K:2720} 11/9/2004
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Hi Tom, you have really great portfolio. Such beautiful, sensitive and thoughtprovoking photos! This one is no exception - compositionally very interesting combination, to use strong and fine lines together. And that face and net.. simply amazing...Well done!!
regards,
Kadri
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Carol Cefalu
{K:8388} 10/10/2004
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WOW......
They just keep on gettign better! I love this..
only a couple things..maybe darken the tombstone in the background JUST a touch so it stands out a little more? right now my eyes only goes to the subject on the left and the foreground.. it took me a few minutes to see the tombstone..Im not sure if thats what you wanted and if so then its still an awsome image! i keep looking at it over and over..its just captivating..also maybe add a dark stroke border to lock the frame in and stop the light greys from bleeding off the page?
I hope this makes sense .....Just a suggestion..
Great mood here though..appropriate for this season!
Carol
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Marcin Hernik
{K:377} 10/9/2004
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great compo!
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Patrick Jacobson
{K:29151} 10/6/2004
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Very moody and abit creepy.. great! Love the idea and crop.. love the tones and light.. great!! =)
7+
Patrick J
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{K:9527} 10/6/2004
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Very fine! I like it a lot!
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Kyle Miller
{K:127} 10/6/2004
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Darkly beautiful
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Bea Friedli
{K:10189} 10/6/2004
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very cool
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Ricardo Pallavidino
{K:385} 10/6/2004
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Great background and net details. Could be a little wider but it's a nice image thought.
Congrats
Ricardo
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Khaled Mursi Hammoud
{K:54005} 10/6/2004
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Tom, strong image. I like this dramatic B/W effect which add to the mood and the composition is more than great. Bravo Tom, regards,
Khaled.
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Pat Fruen
{K:12076} 10/5/2004
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Mysterious and dramatic...very well done.
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