chachi_arcola
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Well, I think it's neither, really. The Xpan uses two 35mm frames side by side to make its images, so while it isn't medium format in the sense that it uses 120 film, the negs are twice the size of 35mm. -
Nice shot. I like the colors and the mood. I'm a little put off by the tilted horizon, though.
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This is an excellent image. Wonderful light, pleasing composition. If I had any nits, it would be that the image lacks a focal point. On my monitor, the scan does not appear sharp, and the colors are excessively saturated for my taste. The portion of "blue" sky looks closer to purple on my monitor. Great shot, though. -
I like it. Very original. I'm not sure about the green hue (white balance?) but the composition works for me.
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Fantastic! Great DOF and colors. -
I really like your Africa portfolio. There are lots of shots in there that I like even better than this one. Did you really shoot it all with the 50mm lens? (must have gotten pretty close to those cheetas!). -
Nice shot. To my eye, the horizon looks very crooked, with the harbor sloping from right to left. I think the shot may have been more effective with a longer lens, maybe 200 or so, to make the sun look bigger and isolate the more interesting parts of the composition.
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I like the composition and the idea. I also got the feeling, though, that the foreground, in addition to being fairly uninteresting, is about 2/3 stop underexposed, or more. -
This guy IS good! Check out his portfolio - that's all I can say.
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I believe this is called Bridalveil Falls. It disturbs me that the waterfall seems to be flowing sideways because the horizonline is quite crooked.
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Nice shot. I would have stopped down to keep the trunk of the tree and the snow on the ground in sharper focus.
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I'm not sure if anything could have been done better, and even if it could, I don't care. This shot is FANTASTIC!
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...but I must agree with Ben that Doug Broussard's version presents a more compelling story. Stated most simply, the haze both apparently above and in the distance (as well as a medley of ugly-looking clouds in the background) detract from the image. -
I especially like the fact that you can see more of the sunset in the window than you can by looking towards the sky.
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Great shot. My only beef is that the car isn't that great looking, but that has nothing to do with the quality of the photograph...
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