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Can you see her?
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Challenge: Where's Waldo? (Classic Editing)
Camera: Sony Mavica FD-73
Location: Brunswick
Date: Feb 3, 2003
Aperture: 5.6
ISO: 400
Shutter: 60
Date Uploaded: Feb 3, 2003

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Place: 13 out of 121
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Votes: 219
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02/22/2003 06:48:54 PM
Critique Club Critique
Compostition/Content Great composition. I really like the way you arranged the manequins stacked up in the corner. Great use of props: hats, pillow and material. Really meets the challenge well.
Lighting Absolutely fantastic lighting. I would like to know how you set up the lighting. The shadows on all of the figures really define the shapes yet none of the shadows are too dark. I also like the light areas behind the hat on the left and behind the two heads on the right. The lighting made this shot.
Camera Work/Technical Good exposure and focus. Nice camera angle.
Post Processing It's difficult to tell what caused the grain in the image. I like the way the grain and the sepia give the image an old look. It is a strange looking grain when I zoom in on the image. I don't know what caused it. I tried highest compression and lowest quality and still couldn't get the grain in my image to look like yours, so I don't think it was the compression.
My Opinion I wouldn't want to see the image without any grain because it adds to the look of the image, but I would like to see what it would look like with maybe half the grain that it has now. Really great setup and execution. I ran your image through NeatImage and is really cleaned up the grain, you might try it.

Message edited by author 2003-02-23 16:08:50.
 Comments Made During the Challenge
02/16/2003 05:28:07 PM
All those naked models!!! Very good job of hiding "Waldo" and let him be seen too. Good lighting and tone. One of my favorites this week.
02/16/2003 12:00:16 PM
Nicely hidden!
02/16/2003 02:27:19 AM
Interesting composition. The use of black and white really works well for this picture.
02/15/2003 06:25:59 AM
Nice idea. The sepia tone helps hiding her. Seems a bit overcompressed.
02/14/2003 09:21:20 AM
good job. good idea
02/13/2003 09:07:01 PM
Very , very nice. She almost looks manequin--like. 10
02/13/2003 05:19:23 PM
Well done. Nice sepia tone, well focused, good composition. Just a really nice photo.
02/13/2003 01:40:18 PM
lol. Great setup. Good choice on the B&W. This picture works. Good job. Jacko 8
02/13/2003 11:08:47 AM
pixely and hence not looking to sharop .. shame good photo
02/12/2003 08:04:20 PM
very nice concept, but it seems compression has ruined the photo leaving artifacts and even blurring it some.
02/12/2003 03:15:36 PM
nice shot
02/12/2003 11:32:57 AM
I realize that a color shot would have made the subject easier to spot, but the colors here look almost yellow rather than true B/W.
02/11/2003 07:08:27 PM
interesting...
02/11/2003 06:57:24 PM
Very good! What would have been really cool is expose her more, but use real white makeup to disguise her more like the manicans. 8.
02/11/2003 06:49:40 PM
Nice concept and composition. The exposure gives an "old" feeling. Was that what you were going for?
02/11/2003 02:49:51 PM
The woman behind the maniquins. A little grainy in places. 7 Swash
02/11/2003 02:09:39 PM
Picture is a bit over-compressed (or is it your camera?) but you've done a great job with this one.
02/11/2003 09:46:38 AM
I like the texture of this photo. It has good definition.
02/11/2003 09:12:01 AM
I really like the abstract idea for this photo. Teh color and set up was very nicely chosen as well. Great job with this photo!
02/11/2003 07:50:10 AM
This is the one I wanted to do but none of the shops around here had any manequins!! I am also surprised that you are the only person who did this. And you did it well too, you met the challlenge for sure. I see some artifacts here, coming from saving for the web at a too low a setting. Oh yes and I spotted Waldo in your photo :-)
02/10/2003 06:09:03 PM
Nice work - black and white is essential in hiding the person here I believe. Focus and composition are good, although the image does feel slightly lop-sided - too much on the right but not enough to appear deliberate.
02/10/2003 05:47:35 PM
Beautiful body parts! Very creative touch.
02/10/2003 12:48:51 PM
Good idea and I like the graininess here.
02/10/2003 10:42:34 AM
very nice i really like the color
02/10/2003 09:47:17 AM
Good job, i really like the colaboration of the staues and dummies. the brown really gives it a stone texture!
02/10/2003 07:32:28 AM
I think you really captured the essence of the challenge with this photo!
02/10/2003 04:49:44 AM
yes, i can! that's pretty good! i like sepia tone of the picture, too, but it is a little "noisy" and "pixellated"...
02/10/2003 03:01:09 AM
I like the idea, but a clearer picture would have been better. I think this may be over sharpened or possible it is just grainy.
02/09/2003 10:05:22 PM
I thought of doing something like this! But I never had a chance! Great job!
02/09/2003 07:31:50 PM
This is great. Very creative. I like the sepia tones. Good luck.


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