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...Delicate Like You and Me...
11/04/2005 04:05:23 PM
...Delicate Like You and Me...
by zenith88

Comment:
criqtue club**
I love nudity haha!
I like the idea, the lighting is a bit off though, the breasts have more lighting than the waist and gives it an unbalance lighting which also casts a shadow from her breasts. a suggestion I have...dare i say it is to crop off the breasts, i know i know i love that they are there but this shot will give it a mysterious and awesome look if it was only up to the waist. the background is also unbalanced a bit, there its half sheets and then a wall perhaps a flat background could have helped this shot as well.
Just Peachy
11/04/2005 03:46:58 PM
Just Peachy
by leeleeo

Comment:
critque club**
very pretty i love the softness and angle you used for this shot, i espically love the texture you captured on the rose, your shadows were also very well done, they arent too hard just soft and nice like the over all picture.just one thing which you might have been aware of from the crowd is that parts of it seem to have turned blown out..although it was the theme your white may have been a tad over but it may just be my monitor,other than that though i really like this picture alot!
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Forgotten Bicycle
11/03/2005 06:37:31 AM
Forgotten Bicycle
by JeniY

Comment:
critque club**
I like this shot, it looks like it might be a bit over exposed the weeds are too bright imo. although i cant see what all you did with it in photoshop I think a better frame might have looked a tad nicer.
the lighting on your main subject is ok, the texture is there but it could need a bit more contrast

I like the overall feel to it, its very dramatic, the lines flow nicely but one thing i suggest to you is when you have vertical lines (the background) it is best to have them show up straight up and down. there is a tutorial i believe on this site on making lines straight to help the image a bit.
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Where the Buffalo Roam
11/02/2005 04:27:43 PM
Where the Buffalo Roam
by cpanaioti

Comment:
critque club**
there isnt grain in this shot..the color you used (sepia)doesnt work well with this shot for some reason it needs some tweaking in photoshop. the shot is nice because i like how the baby is staring at you its actually pretty nice that you captured that. I think you might have better results if you had a fstop between 16-22 and a shutter lower to give it a nicer texture and adding some more grain via photoshop would definately increase your odds of gaining a higher score considering the theme was grain :D

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Bygone Era
11/01/2005 08:40:07 PM
Bygone Era
by AlexSaberi

Comment:
critque club**
I love the clouds but that was not the first thing to come to my attention, the boats are over powering because they play some form of directional line role towards the image..you have nice use of lines but none of them play a role together..you have pipes point upward and then a bridge pointing down the page and a boat pointing to archs..I've learned that the use of lines have to lead you to something and in this photo none of them lead you to anything. what might have worked is have the crane your main subject and have its line lead you towards the pipes OR if you wanted to use the boats as your main subject have it be within the archs to have your main subject the boat. it is hard to work on moving subject like the boat though..

over all you did a excellent job using grain but 1600 is way too high of an ISO
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Night and Day
11/01/2005 08:21:35 PM
Night and Day
by conglett

Comment:
critque club**
I like how you captured the clouds they look so soft. your exposure was very nice as well. I think what this picture lacks though is turning it into proper black and white. there is a special technique I learned do this in photoshop, you should try it next time here goes

turn your photo into lab colors under the adjustments menu.
then go to your channels (should be where your layers are one of the tabs on there is channels) then you remove A and B by throwing them in the trash. from there you throw alpha i think to the garbage as well.
then you convert it to gray scale and then to RGB and simply play with your contrast/brightness..there you go!
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speek no evil
11/01/2005 08:07:24 PM
speek no evil
by mandyturner

Comment:
critque club**
I dont know where to even look for anything to critque on this photo, you seem to have captured this image exactly like you probably imagined, I like how your title and the hair over the lips comes together. the image grain is really done well.. not too much like some of the previous entries i've been seeing. one thing that bugs me a bit is the loss of info on the nose, I know it was done intentional but a bit of burning to leave a small out line might have helped but that is just solely my own view to this. you have done a great job on this shot. my favorite part of it is the eyes.they glow beautifully!

congrats on your score :)
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Crystal Rose
11/01/2005 07:46:37 PM
Crystal Rose
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
critque club**
the way this photograph was presented seems to look like a scan from a magazine or something, the noise is too much.. in my experience the best grainy pictures work with high contrast B&W photos. it gives them that antique look that I personally love. your shadows are too dark and you seem to have shot with a low aperture and a very high shutter speed for this particular shot, but then agian this may have been done so in order to help with the grainy look. your ISO could have been risen a tad more for the camera to include its own natrual grain. I dont know what all you did editing wise but if you want me to teach you had to add noise (photoshop) let me know and i'll teach you a quick way to do it via pm/email.

the picture on its own is very nice, i love the angle but you might have needed to crop out that last piece of glass that is growing from the bottom.the reflection is also very nice.
Virtual Mirror
11/01/2005 06:18:20 PM
Virtual Mirror
by msieglerfr

Comment:
Critque club**
wow this shot is very very nice!

I love the angle you shot it in as well it just fits in soo smoothly, the flow of directional lines is superb! i mean just look at how the stairs flow down and suddenly turn into the middle right into the window. the only thing i dislike about this photo although probably done intentional was the exposure of the windows. maybe placing a subject in the middle like two people one in each side to block some of the light and create a silouhete between the two..it still gives it the mirror look if they both have the same figure but then agian that may be alot of extra effort. anyway I love the shot! i dont see why it didnt score as high as it deserved, maybe it was overlooked :(
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Shimmering colors
11/01/2005 05:45:34 PM
Shimmering colors
by gaeali

Comment:
critque club**
nice colors, the thing about reflections though is you always want to crop in whatever the main subject matter is. i can see what you were trying to capture but because of the many ripples it take alot out of the potential.
I love the colors, you're so lucky to have such nice colors at fall where you live.
your exposure is nicely captured and the eye tends to follow the bottom portion of your picture which is ok but the upper portion of the picture is so destroyed with that many ripples that its really just the lower portion that works. like i've suggested before, perhaps cropping in the real part of the reflection would have helped your entry score higher..
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