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05/04/2007 08:00:39 PM |
| stones add to the leading lines - great shot |
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05/03/2007 11:01:01 AM |
| Crisp, nice DOF, good conversion. I could see the owner of this building wanting a print of this for a brochure or something. |
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05/03/2007 10:22:54 AM |
| Very nice. The leading lines created by the building are reflected in the placement of the three stones on the lawn. I also like the big stone in the foreground and that's something I have been trying to force myself to incporate in my shots (prominent foreground features). It's a tad sharp for my taste, evidenced by some jaggies showing up on the roofline, but a little fading in select spots would tone that down a bit. Overall, very nice work. |
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05/03/2007 07:54:30 AM |
| The crispness and depth of the focus is very impressive and the conversion to B/W provides very nice contrast and good tones and textures. That sigma lens sure seems to work pretty good! |
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05/03/2007 07:15:47 AM |
| Really great sense of depth here! Perspective is interesting and lines are nice. Consider just a bit more negative space on right-hand side of front rock? |
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05/03/2007 06:20:10 AM |
I wonder where this place is. It looks beautiful. I really love how it is anchored by the boulder in the foreground. This is an excellent choice for black and white photography with representations of the stark white all the way to pure black. I like it!
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05/03/2007 04:42:51 AM |
| I really like this, glad that you included the rock in the foreground, it balances the image nicely. Good diagonal lines. |
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05/03/2007 03:01:45 AM |
| Nice processing. I think on the photo I may have gone for a slimmer crop on the left hand side and not shown the whole building rather snap it off and eleminate the palm tree. |
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05/03/2007 02:49:12 AM |
yes, the leading lines are really good in this picture.
i wonder if a landscape orientation would yield even more impact with the leading lines? |
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05/03/2007 02:18:57 AM |
Cool shot, good screen shot to show your PP. Very effective selective lighting with the curves and mask - nice job darkening the sky and the foreground area. Very sharp too. From a compostional standpoint I like the foreground leading into the building, I find the sky somewhat distracting (even though it is processed great) and I also find the tree on the L breaking up the nice diagonal line and repeating curves of the roofline.
Great job though, and thanks for the screen shot.
Jack |
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05/03/2007 01:52:39 AM |
| Another excellent image, with great perspective and leading lines..... |
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