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Corny!
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This is a wonderful photograph, all the better for my taste because it is in black and white. Where was it taken? -
Did you use any filtration?
I think this is a great photograph, but I would crop some from the bottom where there is no detail (not too much though) - well done.
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What is baloney? -
This is a beautiful photograph. However on careful consideration I do not think that the horizon is level. What do you think?
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The decisive moment! Well done.
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Silly title - Great photograph!
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This is more of a picture of one of those curious American covered bridges, rather than a picture of some people fishing don't you think? By the way, what is the point of a covered bridge? A technically excellent photograph, but SO dull!
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Are you sure they are fishing? What are they using, crab lines? Great picture though!
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Nice. What was your shutter speed? Some of the storks are quite blurred.
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Shame about the tourists. I stood at the same position in the temple of Karnak waiting for an un-fettered moment, but eventually had to give up. You made a good try though, the odds are terrible. -
What did you do to the sky? and why?
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Much better composition than your abandoned factory near Nonza. Again - Happy memories.
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Why did you crop the top off the factory? I was there in November of 2000, and stupidly did not take the opportunity to take a photograph. I had a liquid lunch and a bloody good fish at "Le chat qui peche", and was too drunk to operate my camera. - Happy memories.
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Great shot with good foreground detail. However I feel your composition would be aided if you zoomed in on the engine and excluded extraneous background - Do you need all those carridges to be in shot?
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I think that this is a very brave and daring composition. What I think lets it down is the fact that it is the product of self-portraiture, and as such Amy has had limited control over its execution. It may be said that the fireplace detracts from the nude, but I disagree - It is clear that the nude emulates its enviroment as an abstract form, and reproduces the line and form of the fireplace that it obscures. This is where I feel a dialogue between model and photographer would be of benefit, as for my eye I would like to see the nude more squarely lined with the fireplace, and I would preferre a slightly longer exposure to give more detail to the nude. An extremely dramatic and powerful photograph none the less. Congratulations.
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C.T. Jones ought to realise that a cliche exists only because it is good and has merrit, and is therefore worth repeating! I for one do not feel this is a cliche, even though the model's hair, and general composition makes me think of the more artistic, and teasing moments of Playboy magazine in the 1970's. Very teasing.
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Again, a striking and powerful composition. Well done, all the more for your prepondency for self portrature.
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Excellent composition, and interesting conterpoint with the bars motif. I think it is a great picture for picture's sake - I think it is a little pretentious of Faruk Kujundzic (quod vide) to describe it as a "fabulous picture about femininity". Is it not a photograph of a nude with bars? -
Hands and feet Michael, hands and feet.
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Hands and feet Michael, hands and feet. -
Hands and feet Amy, hands and feet!
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Nice composition, and good use of contrast. Shame about that obtrusive shadow on the left though.
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Oh dear, what alot of debate about pornography. Why bother. It is clear that defining art as pornography is a subjective act, and an arbitrary one at that. Lets face it some people find pictures of shoes arousing, and good luck to them. As for this image - I personally don't like it, and I certainly don't think it atall challanging, but again this is an entirly subjective opinion, and clearly others find it aesthetic. Well done for stretching the small minds of the dreary conformists.
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