alan_edmon

April 25, 2006

Hi Yuri,

You have several shots that I would love to have framed on my walls. I loved this one especially. If I was in that place with my camera that definitely would have caught my eye also. Thanks for sharing your images...they are great!

April 13, 2006

Hello Josephine,

I had to scour your portfolio to find a shot without critiques. I wanted to tell you that your style, your work, your eye, and the way you create art is extraordinary. I read some of the "criticisms" and I think, what nonsense. You have the talent and creative urge to produce what pleases you and I just wanted you to know that it pleases me too...I absolutely love your work. Thank you so much for sharing it.

March 30, 2006

Adriana...your work is beautiful. I get my camera in places I "shouldn't be" and find the beauty in the craziest places. You have me beat by a mile. Thanks for the inspiration to carry on.

March 2, 2006

I am not qualified to "critique" a photograph but I think I do qualify as a subjective observer and this photograph really jumped off the page. I love it, I think it is sublime, and I thank you for sharing it.

November 29, 2004

Very Nice mood established by composition and exposure.

November 18, 2004

I like several things about this photo: 1) Most people witnessing these girls on the street might not ask them to pose, 2) The girls really like America :-) 3) The exposure is pretty good considering the challenge. I didn't notice they were "babes" (he said, tongue in cheek).

November 12, 2004

I am trying to educate myself to appreciate still life subjects more. I am able (I think) to see what a creative job you did in assembling and composing this one. Thanks.

November 12, 2004

I guess I am the odd one out...I don't see her as "sad", I see her as intently looking at something and wanting to understand it better (like maybe wanting to be able to read). This photograph is as good as they get. Thank you for blessing my morning.

November 12, 2004

I love this photo! Yes I am a sexist and her beauty is attractive to the eye but cropping, lighting, all those photographic elemts are what make her (the photo) worth a second look. Nice job!

November 12, 2004

I was about to agree with Ali about cropping the bottom but thought I would go back and have another peek. Now I feel that the shadows in the forground are essential in balancing the brilliance in the center of the photo so I would leave it. Those electric trees in the background are magnificent. Very pleasant to look at.

November 12, 2004

I think it is outstanding. Your curiosity and creativity flows out of this image. Nice job Raymond.

November 12, 2004

I have freckles so I will avoid commenting on them. I do, however, love this photograph...the simplicity, the timeless gaze, and no attempts to make it something it is not. Just a lovely photo.

November 12, 2004

My apologies...I meant to write I agree with Tamara. I really like this photo.

November 12, 2004

I agree with Tara...it is beautiful. Thanks.

November 5, 2004

The foreground mountain top 9in the left hand corner) should go. Otherwise it is a very beautiful image...thank you.

November 5, 2004

I like it and feel no need to analize technical issues...it works and I appreciate you getting in the grass and shooting it.

November 5, 2004

Simple, elegant, beautiful. Thank you.

November 5, 2004

You captured the moment for me. Very lovely, thank you.

November 5, 2004

Not everyone will even look for an artistic means of expressing themselves in a room corner. Great job! Suggestive, subtle and soothing.

November 5, 2004

This photo panders to virtually every bias I have; composition, dynamism, colors, beauty. Bravo for blessing my day.

November 5, 2004

When I visit a location with my camera I am always lookiing for images that compose themselves...you found a nice one. I would crop that forground out or add more to it simply gecause it appears as though something was cut off. I love it, otherwise.