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Erin, thanks for your comments. This just proves that not everyone has as good of taste as you and I ;)
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Taken in downtown San Jose at the newly reopened California Theater.
Canon 20d 17-40 F4l
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An 8x10 AZO Contact Print. Film is TMY 400 dev in Pyrocat HD 2:2:100
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This is the type of shot I would really like a print of. Great Job 7/7 (I don't give those out often)
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Stanford University, December 2003
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a found scene outside a local bar Sunday Morning.
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One of the first shots with my new Canon 20d. Please see my
presentation "San Jose" in my portfolio for more images from this
series.
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One of the first shots with my new Canon 20d.
Please see my presentation "San Jose" in my portfolio for more
images from this series.
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comments?
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Another shot from my Coastal Prints series, what do you think?
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Nice portrait. I don't think it belongs in the "fine art" cat though..
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I just took a moment to lok at your portfolio. I have to say that it is full of wonderful images. If I were you, I'd stop wasting time taking cliche shots of flowers, and concentrate on your more original work which is very impressive. I'm glad you posted this shot for critique though, because I would have never clicked on your name if it were't to see how many chiche shots of flowers you had in your portfolio.
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this would be a better image if you didnt have that cheesy green flower on the table. Too cliche.
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I think a much tighter crop is in order. I'd crop out the chin on the top and 1/4 of the elbow on the right. It would have more impact and be anchored that way.
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I'd love a print of this. Reminds me of my time in NY.
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I'd dodge the rocks a bit. They are blocked up. otherwise a nice photo.
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Extensive dodging and burning. 1/15th sec exposure at around f16.
Cropped to add impact. Does it work?
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I would crop right up to the fishes lower lip. it would anchor your image better and get rid of the distracting background. I'd also think about cropping out the sky at the top. Basically crop out everything that doesn't add to the image.
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Awesome...
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I'm not sure I would call a crooked snapshot "fine art" but who am I to judge. To me this is a photo of someone else's art, not your own.
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