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02/03/2005 09:55:26 AM |
Sorry... I don't believe that this effect should be legal in the competitions and must vote to discourage it's use...
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Edited to add actual critique: I'm not sure why you chose to use the tryptych style in this image. There really is no connection to the challenge theme except that you have divided the shot into three sections. You have what is essentially an average landscape type of shot which incorporates some urban elements. By adding the horizontal bars you have not added anything to the composition. If anything you have divided the shot into a very nice panoramic style shot (top), a below average (spelled boring) urban shot (bottom), and a very bland landscape in the middle. You really didn't add any impact or pop to the shot... |
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02/02/2005 10:52:39 PM |
| I get the frame idea, which is quite unique, unfortunatly, it wouldve been more interesting if the picture followed the theme, which it doesnt. Also i find the picture a bit dull in colours (i understand its during winter). The picture is nice and well leveled, but just doesnt follow the theme or brings the exclamation it should. |
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02/02/2005 10:08:09 AM |
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02/01/2005 01:58:33 PM |
| nice shot and a clever use of editing tools to shoehorn this into the challenge . |
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01/30/2005 10:25:04 AM |
| I don't see that the lines add anything to this photo. It also looks like you sharpened the photo after you put in the lines, IMO it would have looked better to put the lines in at the end, after all other processing. |
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01/30/2005 05:09:07 AM |
| I don't think breaking up this image horizontally with the white lines wrks very well here. The vertical treeline gets completely chopped up and it calls attention to the railroad track or road in the center of the frame that is not horizontal at all (not that it has to be, but you accentuate it in a negative way with the dividing lines) Looks to me that you had a framing effect that you wanted to try and picked the wrong image to use it. |
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01/29/2005 05:02:55 PM |
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Message edited by author 2005-07-12 07:59:33. |
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01/29/2005 03:39:17 PM |
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01/29/2005 12:00:48 PM |
| Interesting picture, I am not sure how well it will do in this challenge though. (8) |
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01/29/2005 08:57:31 AM |
| The white bars don't add to this image, they just disrupt it. |
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01/28/2005 12:35:44 PM |
| I find myself drawn to the center, which probably wasn't what you were going for. How about 3 vertical breaks on just the top half of the pic? |
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01/28/2005 11:57:07 AM |
| The connection with three is a bit farfetched... i think the grades will suffer from that. Otherwise, a great photo. |
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01/28/2005 06:46:59 AM |
There isn't really three parts. Maybe two.
And the middle part there is a road that cut it to half two. |
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01/27/2005 10:11:39 PM |
| Division in thirds seems kind of arbitrary. I think the black outline is distracting... might have worked better with black background/50% grey outline. |
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