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06/16/2010 06:45:56 PM |
| This is such a wonderful shot! |
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07/31/2008 12:46:59 PM |
| This is an awesome shot for a lot of different reasons. I do have to echo one of the sentiments voiced below and say that the title detracts from the viewers perception of the image, but only because that concept is communicated so well visually. I also can't believe this doesn't have any faves, so allow me to be your first. |
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06/27/2007 07:44:24 AM |
| Excellent composition and use of ns. (Agree could use more contrast/definition, and title was overdone, but the strength of the combined elements kind of overwhelms these niggles). Postures of your models dead on. |
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06/26/2007 08:07:40 PM |
ahh man i'm sorry to see that a bunch of water droplet on flower pictures scored higher than this. this should've been on the front page! i posted it as one of my favorites from the challenge on this thread . well done, my friend!
Message edited by author 2007-06-27 02:38:18. |
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06/26/2007 07:15:50 PM |
| Awesome. What a great capture. |
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06/26/2007 06:18:05 PM |
| Nice. I like the meaning added to this shot. The gap in the negative space (the window) really adds to the effect too. |
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06/26/2007 03:06:59 PM |
| negative space is a subtle but important part of the composition. It's like you have three canvasses, each with its own use of negative space. |
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06/26/2007 12:25:09 PM |
| nice idea well illustrated |
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06/25/2007 06:58:20 PM |
| You know - this is funny. I cannot believe I am about to write the following because I cringed when someone did it to me. But now I actually understand. I would have just gone with a simple title and let the viewer decide what kinds of gaps could be created here. Before I read your title, I saw the visual gap between the men and then I looked at the two men. My first thought was actually about job status. Like the working man on the right and what - a student or homeless person on the left? A very cool photo with lots to look at. Nice! |
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06/24/2007 12:22:13 PM |
| b&w works well for this shot!! |
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06/23/2007 06:57:15 AM |
| very nice!!!! I like this photograph, this shows a negative space!!! |
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06/22/2007 05:41:54 PM |
| Top shot in the challenge. Hope to see this ribbon. |
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06/22/2007 01:31:03 PM |
| this is very well seen, and well composed. interesting split composition. original. |
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06/22/2007 12:06:11 PM |
| I love this interpretation, the negative space between the objects in both a physcial and economic sense. |
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06/21/2007 07:30:38 PM |
I like this shot.
Was it on a hill? Something doesn't line up. I see that the horizon's dead on, but there's something telling my eyes it's off. Maybe it's the shadow in the center bottom.
Nice job. |
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06/20/2007 02:19:06 PM |
| Terrific juxtaposition on several levels. I wonder if upping the contrast a bit would have even made it better? |
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