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Morning at the office
05/26/2007 01:14:43 PM
Morning at the office
by dodee

Comment by jerowe:
Hello from the Critique club, my name is Jon Rowe, and i will be looking at your image this evening :) Please know this is just my opinions, and my aim is to not tear the photo apart, but to offer constructive criticism as a critique of your image.

Composition/Lighting : The lighting in this was what you were given, so let me focus on the composition. I'm guessing that the vanishing point you were trying to show in this image was the lines on the side of the building going back. From a "creative standpoint", i probably would have cropped half the width of the building off of the right side of the image, that way a 2/3 x 1/3 crop (rule of thirds) would show off the building itself, and have the right side to show the "world outside" to add a little depth. the way it is now, there's more background city than there is building, and the building is your focal point. Reading your image description, you say that the city seems to run on forever, but the only leading lines to the "vanishing point" i see are the building. The image, during voting, needs to speak for itself rather than the description. you did a fine job, honestly. i truly think a different crop would have done wonders for this.

Challenge : i believe the reason for the 4 votes in this is due to the viewers inability to immediately find the vanishing points. as i stated earlier, the image must speak for itself, and in this one there unfortunately are not any obvious vanishing point lines. i commend you for trying, this was a tough challenge and i could not even think of an idea to enter, so i sat out.

Conclusion : in conclusion, i would say that this is probably about where i would expect it to end up as far as from a voting standpoint. i gave it a 5 while voting, but that does not say that it is a bad image at all. keep that camera handy, keep shooting, and continue improving. this is not a bad photo by any means. you did well!

Keep on shootin!

Good luck on your future challenges:)
-Jon Rowe
Morning at the office
05/21/2007 05:46:00 PM
Morning at the office
by dodee

Comment by Daybis:
The vanishing point is very difficult to see in the photo. Cool photo though.
Morning at the office
05/16/2007 11:36:10 PM
Morning at the office
by dodee

Comment by Mazka:
Basic concept is good and I know where you are aiming with this - I myself pretty much live in gray block environment like that - but photographing the atmosphere needs alot of thinking and some overkill contrasts to work on-screen.
Morning at the office
05/16/2007 01:45:50 AM
Morning at the office
by dodee

Comment by Zul:
I can just barely see a vanishing point
Preferred pocket proportions
05/04/2004 11:30:10 AM
Preferred pocket proportions
by dodee

Comment by BrennanOB:
the white reads as blown out on my monitor and that really hurts the shot
Preferred pocket proportions
05/04/2004 09:17:23 AM
Preferred pocket proportions
by dodee

Comment by t_online:
hmmm ... good idea, but kind of boring execution
Preferred pocket proportions
05/03/2004 11:08:37 PM
Preferred pocket proportions
by dodee

Comment by rohan_kini:
humm .... took a moment to see the depth of this snap ..
Neat .. so is this a 40Gb iPOD ?? ;-)
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Preferred pocket proportions
05/03/2004 06:02:07 PM
Preferred pocket proportions
by dodee

Comment by NRRon:
Is this an advertisement?
Preferred pocket proportions
05/02/2004 01:15:29 PM
Preferred pocket proportions
by dodee

Comment by Glen King:
Not bad, but can't read the controls. You mean to say you didn't want the new mini ipod?
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Preferred pocket proportions
05/01/2004 06:38:54 AM
Preferred pocket proportions
by dodee

Comment by Tranquil:
I definitely like and comprehend the concept.
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