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Lines?  What Lines?
07/13/2010 01:09:40 PM
Lines? What Lines?
by dwyllie

Comment:
Oh, very clever. Just seeing that is making me grit my teeth! A higher angle, looking straight down, would be even better, but I know that would be difficult. Other nitpicks: I could do without the tree/bush in the bottom left, the square cover at the top left, and the car at center left is cut off a little too short for me. But, man, I love the concept.
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Frenzied
07/13/2010 01:07:33 PM
Frenzied
by pixelpig

Comment:
This doesn't really feel very "frenzied" to me. It just looks like you moved a fork around. Motion blur has a lot of potential for a topic like "chaos," but you have to have the right subject.
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Happy Independence Day
07/13/2010 01:06:28 PM
Happy Independence Day
by vtruan

Comment:
Not bad. I'd wish for a little more fill toward the bottom left, but I'm not sure how to accomplish that, really, especially with a long exposure. The smoke detracts a bit, though--I think it would be a better image if the background were more flat black.
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A dream, or a nightmare?
07/13/2010 01:03:34 PM
A dream, or a nightmare?
by Cory

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Not a particularly great composition, I don't think. Would be better from a lower angle and much closer in. The bare patch of dirt at the bottom is wasted space, and I also don't think the house at left or the tree in the background add anything. The focus here is the junk, so that should be what fills the frame.
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Tears For Mandelbrot
07/13/2010 01:01:50 PM
Tears For Mandelbrot
by bvy

Comment:
I love pictures of texture and walls and what have you. I don't know that I feel much in the way of "chaos" here, though. I get "texture," and possibly "decay," but not really "chaos."
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My Room
07/13/2010 01:00:40 PM
My Room
by tehben

Comment:
Nice angle, good lighting, good representation of the concept. Good contrast. Might work even better with a fisheye lens.
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7th Law of Chaos Magic - Discordianism
07/13/2010 01:00:00 PM
7th Law of Chaos Magic - Discordianism
by PetRock

Comment:
Colors are a little oversaturated for me and the whole thing feels too soft. I give kudos for a good concept, though.
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Shattered
07/13/2010 12:59:19 PM
Shattered1st Place
by Davenit

Comment:
Great capture. I love that the two glasses are at right angles, which adds a more orderly feeling to the chaotic moment. The only thing I might prefer is if the composition were less centered. This has a lot of potential for using negative space with a wider crop, especially if the shards were breaking in a more directional pattern (hard to do, I know). But as is, it's very good.
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Chaos atmosphere in Woodstock en Beauce
07/13/2010 12:56:11 PM
Chaos atmosphere in Woodstock en Beauce
by Destrepany

Comment:
A parking lot seems like a great idea for potential chaos, but I don't get much of a sense of that here. As for the technical parts, the blown highlights in the sky are a problem, and the white balance appears to be off. The angle is also kind of boring--a higher or lower angle would make this more interesting, instead of just taking it from a standing position as it appears you've done. Main thing is to really think about what's being included in the image and why.
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Origin of the Gods
07/13/2010 12:53:08 PM
Origin of the Gods
by doremi

Comment:
Wow, now this feels chaotic. But in a good way. I'm having trouble figuring out how you did this--it looks upside-down no matter which way I turn it. Impressive.
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