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04/07/2003 06:37:54 AM |
Thanks for all of the great feedback. I took everybody's comments and came up with a better rendition of the photo. I've posted it here:
//www.dpchallenge.com/image.php/i/17270
This was my first challenge, so it was very much a learning experience!
Dave - a.k.a. whitetiger |
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04/06/2003 04:16:24 PM |
Great idea, a bit rough on the edges but very good. |
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04/04/2003 06:55:42 AM |
That's clever! I like the way the colours reverse inside the globe. I think I'd crop out some of the foreground though. |
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04/04/2003 03:18:28 AM |
Nice idea but the lighting isn't brash enough to really make the best of it. I think I'd have moved in closer and perhaps lost the floor/tabletop in order to focus on the globe which really is the star of this show. I think then I'd have darkened the room around and used a strong light somewhere behind and left of the globe to really get the light streaming through the glass. The trick here will be to keep the light in the white half and off the black half. Altogether a really interesting subject and great idea. Well done. 7 - floyd |
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04/03/2003 03:09:03 AM |
An abstract feel. Nice texture throughout. |
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04/02/2003 06:04:51 AM |
You might have wanted to crop this a little closer. |
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04/01/2003 06:35:29 PM |
Well done~ I especially like the opposite colour in the crystal globe |
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04/01/2003 05:36:09 PM |
Just a bit grainy. Sharper focus would really do this pic justice. |
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04/01/2003 09:06:45 AM |
good job, the symetry pulls the picture together. |
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04/01/2003 08:53:40 AM |
nice clear image, good idea |
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04/01/2003 06:06:47 AM |
The tones aren't quite right for me. I;m expecting to see true black/white, but the colors seem muddy. There's also what appears to be noise/grain on the black part of the background. The whole image feels excessively soft fo me. But I do like the concept and your choice of models. |
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03/31/2003 05:19:30 PM |
Very nicely done! Suggestions would include working to reduce or eliminate the shadow on the right side of the stand, and to make your black background more completely black. |
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03/31/2003 03:02:30 PM |
this truly had potential. I think there may not have been enough of light, and maybe you had to over adjust it in post processing? Great idea! I'd like to try something like this sometime. and this image can really make a statement. My suggestion would be to use better lighting.. then, come in close in order to frame it without the stand. cut white and black paper to fit around the base of the globe to make it look floating? worth reworking. :0) |
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03/31/2003 01:47:27 PM |
Maybe should have zoomed in a little more. Or tried to get the 3 areas of white, grey, and black more equal in demensions.
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03/31/2003 07:40:59 AM |
There seems to be some distortion on the white background. Great picture, though! |
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03/30/2003 08:40:32 PM |
I like how the black and white get reflected in the globe. Seems a little out of focus and grainy. |
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