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Me Against Me
12/05/2007 07:04:40 AM
Me Against Me
by nicoledee

Comment by rugman1969:
pretty cool
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Me Against Me
12/04/2007 05:09:04 AM
Me Against Me
by nicoledee

Comment by twade1:
nice idea!
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Me Against Me
12/02/2007 01:59:08 PM
Me Against Me
by nicoledee

Comment by jdannels:
I love how the tattoo in this reflection! I wonder what kind of surface it is as it isn't a perfect reflection. I like the tones you used to help with the mood
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Me Against Me
12/01/2007 01:16:42 PM
Me Against Me
by nicoledee

Comment by Dirt_Diver:
I think that this would have been a really good photo if it was a tad OOF. The image needs to be a bit sharper. The background shouldn't really be that bright either. But that is JMO, good luck with the challenge.

Happy Holidays!!! :)
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Me Against Me
12/01/2007 12:55:22 AM
Me Against Me
by nicoledee

Comment by pammie:
Fantastic composition and idea... great feeling... just wish it was better focused
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One of Twenty Four
11/20/2007 06:08:38 PM
One of Twenty Four
by nicoledee

Comment by 777STAN:
Great DOF! Superb Image! :)
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Burnt Popcorn Sucks
11/20/2007 06:00:31 AM
Burnt Popcorn Sucks
by nicoledee

Comment by travis_cooper:
You are a victim of the Critique Club.

Yeah, I agree burnt popcorn is never a good thing.

Pros
- I really like the reflections on the table, I think that was a good idea to add those to your shot. They really help to add interest.
- The DOF choice is great, with that popcorn in the background it helps this picture feel more 3d rather than a flat image.

Cons
- I think the composition here is the thing that bothers me the most. I really don't like to see so much symmetry. For me if I can split a picture in half and the two halves make pictures all on their own it probably could have been done better. I think taking this shot on an angle, rather than having the two kernels side by side would have helped this. Or even just having the kernel on fire be the lone subject, the second kernel isn't necessarily helping the shot.
- As I mentioned above I really like the reflections here, but the crop cuts out some of it. Taking this shot from a wider angle would have let us see the reflections fully, whereas here it looks like you weren't paying attention and part of it just got cut out, especially on the not on fire one. I agree with one of the other comments that was made that the reflection of the fire could have been interesting.
- I also think that the second kernel looks a little out of focus, as somebody else mentioned. Looking closely I don't think it is, I think it is the popcorn in the background that is giving that illusion. I'm not sure how to fix that, other than just taking that kernel out of the picture.

This is a great idea and I think you captured the topic well, try some of these ideas and see if you like any of your shots better, I hope this has been helpful.
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One of Twenty Four
11/18/2007 01:32:29 PM
One of Twenty Four
by nicoledee

Comment by Mydee1:
great composition
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Body Study 1
11/18/2007 11:50:08 AM
Body Study 1
by nicoledee

Comment by kevrobertson:
I like this,
Although i'm not sure why?
There looks like there is some burning or dodging to the background. Or is it smoke?
Adds interest anyway.
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Good luck

Kev
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Body Study 1
11/15/2007 10:47:34 AM
Body Study 1
by nicoledee

Comment by karmat:
A tighter crop would help this be more effective, I think.
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