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02/20/2005 04:41:21 AM |
Wow, you're really keeping those ideas coming!
Message edited by author 2005-02-20 09:41:31. |
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02/07/2005 10:04:48 AM |
| The opposite, I think the man here is the soul of the photo. Powerful. Marvelous. |
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02/07/2005 09:08:30 AM |
| beautiful photo jon. I think the man in the photo would of been better off sitting on a bench at any side of the chapel. It is sort of distracting. I like how the light radiates from the front to the back. very nice tones and hues, and the levels are perfect. |
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02/06/2005 09:14:28 PM |
Definitely had a feeling this was yours :D
Great work... |
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02/06/2005 06:01:29 PM |
| Very nice, you have captured an interesting mood here. The light is great. |
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02/06/2005 11:24:01 AM |
| Great photo. I predict a ribbon on this one. Looking at it I yearn to see more although I'm pretty sure this wasn't possible without a wider angle lens in the situation. The crop just seems too tight on the sides. I think a square canvas would have been perfect. I like the person centered. 9 |
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02/05/2005 02:34:58 PM |
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02/05/2005 01:12:04 AM |
I find the man in the aisle a distraction, I would have prefered him off to one side
or ina pew. Otherwise a lovely shot. |
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02/04/2005 07:20:26 PM |
| Beatiful entry and composition. Very powerful. |
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02/04/2005 11:58:05 AM |
| I would have enjoyed the windows in focus much more. The beauty of light at work. |
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02/03/2005 11:39:04 PM |
| I like that the figure is standing erect; not bowed, sitting or kneeling. It somehow makes me think more about the light than the religious or spiritual context. 7 |
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02/02/2005 10:51:18 AM |
| good use of negative space |
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02/02/2005 06:42:37 AM |
| Very striking image and I like the distance and scale in this. |
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02/01/2005 03:20:29 PM |
| Maybe it would be better without the person in the photo. |
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01/30/2005 07:40:29 PM |
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01/30/2005 07:39:54 PM |
| Stunning shot. You capture the immenseness of a higher being and the smallness of man. Great use of scale and symmetry, line and motif. |
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