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| 06/20/2007 09:50:25 AM |
Seedless...by AzCKellyComment by karmat: Good contrast between the yellow and green. The lighting is a touch harsh though, I think. |
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| 06/19/2007 01:40:35 PM |
Seedless...by AzCKellyComment by TooCool: LOL... The back of a backlit sunflower! Lighting is a little harsh. Might have helped if you could have had someone twist the stem a little so the light fell more across the flower instead of hitting it dead on.
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| 06/17/2007 08:35:10 PM |
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| 06/09/2007 12:24:25 PM |
Yellow chicks!by AzCKellyComment by trevytrev: nice capture. I might have cropped the dark portions in the bottom of the frame out since tehy distract a bit. |
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| 06/08/2007 02:45:33 PM |
Yellow chicks!by AzCKellyComment by v5planet: Given the incredibly clear blue sky, the green (leaf?) blurs at the bottom are slightly distracting. I love the subject birds though, they're in a nice tigh focus and their vivid yellows contrast beautifully with the blue of the sky. |
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| 06/08/2007 04:03:11 AM |
still standingby AzCKellyComment by Artifacts: Positives:
General technical quality and tonality are the strength of this composition.
Technicals:
Tonality is particularly nice in this image, especially the browns on the cacti. They are just plain nice. Sharpness is very good except for a little haloing around the right arm and a bit of digitalization visible in some of the "skeleton" fine detail on my sharpness sensitve LCD monitor. The clouds, which sometimes are really hard to find in Arizona, make a nice background.
The Challenge:
In free study challenge voters always have exceptionally high expectations and look mostly for two things. 1-Exceptional technical quality and 2-The elusive "wow" factor. Your technical quality is good but not exceptional and the "wow" factor kinda low. Combined, voters felt yours was a little below average for the challenge.
Suggestions:
kawhona makes some excellent observations and very good suggestions in the comments. I'd go with what he says. His comments remind me of this picture similar to yours that I took down in Tucson using a polarizer:
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| 06/07/2007 06:55:49 PM |
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| 06/07/2007 05:20:50 PM |
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| 06/07/2007 02:29:20 PM |
still standingby AzCKellyComment by kawhona: I think the shot is very static and the light really isn't complimentary. If you look around I bet you will find lots of dead ones laying on the ground those can give you some interesting shadows and textures. For this one if you can wait for sunrise/sunset and use the polarizer it will pop alot more. If the sky is kind of bland like this but, the light is cooler or warmer you might get a better result in Sepia. That's my five cents worth, but, you paid less than that for it so it isn't worth five cents :) |
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| 06/06/2007 12:25:18 PM |
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