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This is a control panel to an abandoned barracks boiler. -
how many pixles? Not enough!
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Another shot of yours with nice contrast in the main elements of your frame. The young and the old. You can almost read the old womans mind, thinking of bygone days. -
Great shot. I love the closed eyes on the dog on the left. This is so taboo in America but it is also so pure. These dogs look a little like mine (pictures of him on my page) only mine is bred for lovin' not killing. Wonderful picture along with the rest of your fantastic portfolio. -
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I really like this. The colors are great and all work together. Very dreary feeling. Very nice composition. Well done. -
Andrew, I agree. This is a pretty lousy shot. As I was trying to catch people at work in Italy I took this. Unfortunately I missed him finishing up by about 2 minutes and I would have had him at least appear to be working had there not been a huge language barrier. I think he was carrying a laptop, odd. I think most of all I liked the way the lighting turned out in this and not so much the pose. It is grainy and was probably about ISO 800. Thanks for the comments. -
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I really like the tonal range in this shot. Very nice composition as well. Beautiful picture.
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Great job here Andrew. Very clean fix and much better. Now I am much more focused on the rest of her (particularly those legs!) -
Now here we go. I think this one is right on. Very nicely lit and well posed. I think it's cropped a little close to her head on the top.
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I like the composition and the square format. I like how the cliff takes the eyes down to the orange sky. My only complaint, and I've run into this myself as a new PS user, is that there is a bit of a halo along the ridge line where the two images are merged. It is noticeable in the small frame and even more so at large window. Great shot though otherwise.
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From a firefighters/photographer perspective, great shot. I remember this fire. Think my dept. (Salinas Rural) sent some equipment there. That was a big one. You must be local Santa Cruz? I enjoyed the rest of your portfolio. I would love your thoughts on any of my stuff as I am very new to the DSLR world and fairly inexperienced in photo overall. Nice work all around thanks for sharing with the underlings!
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Gorgeous model. I think maybe her head could be tilted a little less. I'm certainly no master of the portrait though. Nice shot.
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I agree with Ross that I would like to see a bit more in the shadows. A good capture though. Right place at the right time. I think an interesting shot would also be with the crowd in the shot as well.
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Pretty model. Quite honestly a poor job with the blurring, especially around the edges. It is obviously not done with large aperture. Doesn't look natural. Maybe less blurring and more care around the edges would work better. Also I do find the leaf distracting. I like the complimentary color but it's so big. I hope you don't mind my honest evaluation.
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Great sillouette shot of this beast. I spent four years in the USN working on the MH-53E. Man do I miss the rumble that came along with those seven blades beating the air to submission. This is the most amazing piece of machinery I have been around. Very nice shot. I should post some of my old stuff from the Navy.
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Great work. So this is what it's like to be free.
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thanks for showing us the side of the conflict that CNN will never show us, and thanks for your long service. -
I am a firefighter and yes these calls are the worst. Any type of trauma with a child is wrenching. Good shot and I agree that at times these are good to raise awareness.
On a lighter note, I think the guy on the right needs a smaller shirt. Or did they just run out of XL's that day ;}
Fort Ord Boiler
in Journalism
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Taken in an abandoned boiler room on former Fort Ord Army Base. These
buildings will soon be torn down to make way for new suburban sprawl.