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| 01/27/2004 08:16:01 AM |
night.jpgby tragicharpyComment: Neil, to me a nightshot is generally better in colour, depending on what you are trying to show, but nicely exposed, and would have cropped the pic a bit from the bottom to get rid of the curb. |
| 05/27/2003 03:34:28 AM |
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| 05/22/2003 12:35:34 PM |
A Walk Until the Endby DavidLevinComment: I don't think that this foto has met the challenge. I do not see any complementary colours here, let alone the one colour enhancing the other. Please excuse me If I have made a mistake and there is are complementary colours here |
| 05/15/2003 04:07:10 PM |
Summerby tragicharpyComment: Nice macro, which I think you could have improved by cropping into the main bunch, leaving out the ones to the right, which are slightly distracting. Unfortunately I think that your boarder is also a bit distracting due to the yellow (would think that you would have been better off using a tri-border - black the pink/orange of the flowers, then black) border and due to the rather thick lower boarder. |
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| 05/15/2003 04:02:12 PM |
Bird of Paradiseby GalinaComment: Ahhh, I do love this flower. A pity you could not have got one in slightly fuller flower. Also would wonder if it might have been better to foto it from head on, rather than side on. Nice shot anyway - good focus and well lit. |
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| 05/15/2003 03:56:53 PM |
Burstingby GraciousComment: Love the use of the slinky, but am not sure about your background, I think it is a little bit too busy and you would have been better off with a blac,k one. |
| 05/15/2003 03:54:49 PM |
Performanceby MusicmanComment: I think you might have scored a lot better if you had just taken a picture of the brilliant red spoked wheel (and yes I konw that you would then have lost out on the yellow and blue lights) however I do not feel as though they really add anything to this shot, and the the other cars in the picture are rather distracting. If you wanted to keep the lights, prehaps a tighter shot on the front wheel with just the left set of lights and the grill might have been a lot more interesting. |
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| 05/15/2003 03:51:41 PM |
Primary Care - "Code blue"by drydocComment: Nice Idea, however I think that your subject composition is all incorrect and you would have been better leaving out the hand in glove, and the reflected cars, by cropping to your true subject, the three bottles. I feel that this would have been far less distracting. |
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| 05/15/2003 10:49:19 AM |
Nature's Primary Colorsby sherryk471Comment: I like the flowers you have used and the attempt you have made in adjusting the colours, unfortunately it has been let down a bit by the "halos" created around the flowers on the left. I am assuming that this is largely due to the compression you have put on saving this file - you have only used 30KB of your 150KB that you could have used. Try redoing this picture, however use less compression when saving and see if the halo effect re-occurs. |
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| 05/14/2003 01:25:45 PM |
Orange water... Orange skyby YppieComment: very pretty shot, though on my monitor it does look more red (primary) than orange, but will assume it is just a problem on my side.
Unfortunately where your shot does fall down is the amount of compression you have used in saving it. Your pic is allowed to have a file size of 150KB, where as yours is 26KB. This has caused the jaggies you see on the hill just bellow the usn (there is also some on other parts of the hill)..
Then you also have those funny circular lines in the sky - also due to the same reason (and would also assume that you have used a polarised filter - cause that is when I see them on my shots). |
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