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| 11/27/2010 12:34:46 PM |
Against the Windby dragonladyComment: Intense! Curious to know if this was done with a long exposure or whether the clouds were naturally blurry. I like the contrast. |
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| 11/27/2010 12:33:36 PM |
Accumulationby jomariComment: The sharpness of this is almost too intense! Catching the truck crossing the bridge makes the whole image balance out nicely. |
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| 03/12/2004 07:35:31 AM |
Chasing the Actionby PaulMdxComment: Meets the topic AND is visually interesting. I love the one player from the opposite team being positioned so centrally so that the focus goes from him directly off-screen to the action. Really nice! |
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| 03/12/2004 07:33:19 AM |
Catch by sn4psh07Comment: Darn, if this guy's hand wasn't in front of his face, and the other player wasn't right behind him, I'd say this was perfect! As it is, it's right on for meeting the topic. Almost makes you physically look up! :) |
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| 03/12/2004 07:31:00 AM |
Waitingby rileyComment: I really like how the leash leading to the right and the dog looking straight ahead create two points of interest off-screen. It's such a calm picture but there's clearly conflict. :) Technically, it's not very interesting, but I rated it high because I really am curious what is off-screen in two directions! |
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| 10/13/2003 10:03:59 PM |
Coming Outby amsmythComment: The image is a little grainy, but it almost feels like an underwater shot because of that. In a good way! :) I like that you have examples of "concealed" next to "revealed" to show us the difference. An interesting take on the challenge! |
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| 10/13/2003 10:02:38 PM |
Declarationby BobsterLobsterComment: I think I get what you were going for here, and this image stands out as a definite example of exposing hidden emotions and revealing intentions! The openness of it makes it feel like something new is being said at this moment by this subject, and we get to witness it. Very nice! |
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| 10/13/2003 09:58:44 PM |
Peeling Paintby KonadorComment: I like the boldness of the color and the sharpness of the foreground, but I don't really get enough "peeling paint" from this (and without that, it's not particularly "exposed") -- the image stands on its own as a beautiful photo better than as a representation of the challenge, in my opinion. |
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| 10/13/2003 09:56:25 PM |
Emerging Orange Poppyby wmstarkComment: I love the contrast in color/intensity here, and the way it feels like an action shot even though it's so still. Only thing I would have suggested was a fully-emerged poppy in the background for context -- couldn't tell what it was if I didn't have the title to go from. Very nice representation of "exposed" overall! |
| 10/13/2003 02:32:37 PM |
partially exposedby snsComment: Although the background is a little spotty, I think this is a neat concept. The image REALLY makes the viewer want to know what's behind the areas you haven't yet exposed. Cropping is great, but the thumbs and coin look a little too under-lit (from a photography standpoint). Hope you won! :) |
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