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11/19/2003 08:28:36 AM |
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11/17/2003 08:08:04 AM |
or "a tough nut to crack" |
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11/17/2003 05:14:09 AM |
This is a great contest for Monday morning voting. There have been a lot of images that have brought a smile to my face, and this made me laff... |
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11/16/2003 09:11:07 PM |
Great shot. Some feeling of motion might have improved it, but that is a very minor critisism. |
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11/16/2003 08:00:58 PM |
I saw the title, I saw the claw of the hammer. I was afraid to scroll down. LOL. Very nice literalism. |
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11/16/2003 07:16:55 PM |
The idea is good but there are a few technical things that I think could be improved on. The background - it has texture, but I think in this case you dont want to distract from the texture of the nuts and the hammer. There are also creases in it that dont add anything to the image. The hammer/nuts are also a little too close to the back of the fabric and so there is a little too much focus on it. The hammer - it's aged, which adds character, that's good, howeve, either there are too many scratches or the light is pointed too directly at the head. The bright white is too distracting and loses the uniform color tone otherwise present. The angle and crop of the hammer could probably have been improved too. Suggestions - either shoot it in mid-swing, or put more of the handle in the frame and perhaps having it coming in at a diagonal from the upper right. The nuts are good, but the splintered shell parts just clutter up the fabric and look like flecks/spots. |
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