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09/19/2006 05:39:06 PM |
Critique Club Review:
Interesting picture....
The horizon is just about along the upper rule of thirds line.
The horizon is a little curved. Wide angle lens? I see a cloudy sky, so no shadows makes sense. However, the sky near horizion is so bright as to be blown out and featureless. The spray winds up dissapearing into it. I would have liked it a bit better, if that hadn't happened.
Otherwise color, saturation, and hue, as well as focus and depth of field work very well.
I like this picture. |
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09/13/2006 06:40:14 AM |
| I am amazed that this photo wasn't in the top 10. You did a wonderful job! Keep up the good work. I would still love a print of your work from this challenge! |
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09/12/2006 10:46:06 AM |
| I hope you decide to sell this photograph as a print. Beautiful is all I can say. You have my vote---9. |
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09/10/2006 04:14:50 PM |
| Good depth of field and symetry. Looks like thirds to me! |
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09/09/2006 03:48:12 PM |
| Interesting. This takes some studying to see the rule of 3rds. But once you see it, you get it. Here is how I see it. The subject is the splash of water that hits the end of the concrete. There are 2 main lines dividing the image visually and they are perfectly at the 1/3rd positions. The horizon and the line of shadow under this first broken piece even though it isn't seen all the way across. I think this is one of the best examples of this challenge so far. |
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09/08/2006 06:19:11 AM |
| excellent use of the rule - realy feels wet! |
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09/08/2006 03:29:50 AM |
| OK the shot is divided in 3 horizontal parts, but not according to the thirds rule. I'm afraid I do not think it meet the challenge. |
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09/07/2006 10:09:37 AM |
| Gorgeous. Looks like a poster. |
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09/07/2006 08:32:02 AM |
| Pretty cool photo. Nice motion capture of the wave. For this challenge, I would like this better if the horizon and the large horizontal stone were closer to the thirds lines. |
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09/07/2006 02:56:03 AM |
"...your points of interest should be placed on the intersections of those lines...": what is that point of interest?
Anyway a good picture. |
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09/06/2006 10:11:19 AM |
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09/06/2006 04:24:17 AM |
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