tyler_buckley

September 20, 2004

I would not touch the saturation at all, i think the land lend itself to the muted colors. My gripe (which could be beacuse of a filesize issue) is that it looks a little digital. By digital i mean a little blocky in the shadows mostly. Nice abstract thoug.

March 1, 2004

comments, suggestions...

February 24, 2004

i can see seams on the rail, in the center/left of the pit and to the left of the umbrella. I just recently started stiching in photoshop and I'm haveing a blast doing it, but it is hard and very time consuming. check out my panoramas....

February 24, 2004

i would like to see it sharper and less grainy, try plus-x 125 that's a nice low grain b&w.

February 24, 2004

hahahahahahahaha, very amusing, when I saw the thumbnail I thought the guy in the green was insane but once I clicked the picture I realized he's added :( After reading what you say and looking again I assume the other person was added as well... I think the guy in black blends very well but the guy in green is way too obviously fake, I think the lighting is the problem and the hard edges. I;ve tried one of these myself with a guy standing on his elbow on water.... Great concept, but the excecution is a bit flawed. Keep on truckin

February 9, 2004

Incredible, it almost looks fake, like a composite but I know it's real. The depth of field is amazing and the blue color over the whole photo really gives that cold feel to it. The village in the forground just pops out at me and is tyhe "real" part of the image, the background almost gives me a sense of passing of time as if the background represents the future or past of the village in the foreground. Very surreal, very nice.

February 4, 2004

no name!

February 4, 2004

i love this, one of those where is the camera pictures. interesting perspective and nice lines.

February 4, 2004

i agree that it's too tight on the bottom but that is the bottom of the negative :( Buuuut I do like the empty space.

February 1, 2004

the sign is actually what attracted me to this photo but now that I'm seeing it bigger I lovet that lighting. The "god rays" as one of my teachers called them. The ground is a little blown out on the edge and I'm not really satisfied with the tonal range in the photo, but it's got potential, with work in the darkroom this print could be outstanding. Anyway the reason I was drawn to this was the sign...My friend had a german shepard and he had that same sign.... sweeet

February 1, 2004

Personally I like the fact that there is close to no detail in the face. To me this photograph is about the child in the womb, not the pregnant woman. The way she's cradeling (i can't spell) her stomach and looking down at it suggestes meditation on the child and the lighting is clearly emphasizing the womb and breasts (which are the food source to the soon to be born child). I think I would like it more in black and white though, but that's just me, I favor black and white.

February 1, 2004

beautiful.... the softness of the focus and edges really make this for me.

February 1, 2004

I agree with Thomas... But it's a great idea and was executed well, very eye catching.

February 1, 2004

my favorite in the folder, comments...?

February 1, 2004

what do you think? ignore the digital grain, just a display problem.

February 1, 2004

Just experimenting with fire, tell me what you think of it tonaly and aesthetically.

January 28, 2004

long exposures are one of my favorite things about film and I feel like I don't do nearly enough.... This one works out amazingly I get a surreal feeling from this and I think it's because of the dropoff of the light. The lone guy on the bench in the middle of the night works well emotionally..... I don't know what else to say but I love this image.

January 28, 2004

beautiful....i love abstract glass and the wine adds a nice touch of color

January 28, 2004

nice... at first I didn't even notice that iit was two different pictures, I realized that it was a false reflection but not the change in hand positions. Overall good picture and with more practice I believe you will be a great digital editor.

January 28, 2004

My only problem is the bright light right next to the fireman on the right's head......it's very distracting a little cloning could help.... Otherwise awsome it gives a great mood of rescue from a sort of team of angels

January 14, 2004

Personally I love the composition but I'd like to see the image a little less saturated.

January 11, 2004

here's my quick fix

January 11, 2004

try cloning the lights out, i agree that this is a great moment to capture but the background is just to busy and distracting, in addition to the clone try to blur the background a bit.

January 11, 2004

At first glance it looks like she has wings, and the angle she's at makes the wings more believable... If the wings are intentional that my congrats to you and if they're not then it's still awsome, photography is about being lucky and this is proof of that. I do agree that the panties are distracting but I see no way to crop them out, the only thing I could think of is taking the picture again without the panties on.

January 11, 2004

wow, talk about picturesque (sp?)

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