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Critique By:
Leigh Woolford (K:45)
4/22/2003 1:03:26 PM
I am surprised by all the comments as I don't usually take photographs of Birds or Animals and this was my first attempt at Birds of Prey. I usually do landscape work and this was just a Camera Club day out at a Bird of Prey centre. Thank you for all your kind comments. To Elena, I am honoured that you should ask and I have no objection at all to you painting it.
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| Photo By: Leigh Woolford
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Critique By:
Leigh Woolford (K:45)
7/13/2002 3:55:34 AM
A really atmoshperic scene with the mist rolling over the trees. I think I would have prefer to see it closer but I don't know if it was possible for you to do that. If, like me, you carry only up to a 300mm lens then this may have been as close as you could get. May I ask...did you scan this using a film scanner or did you scan a print? The reason for my question is that I scan film using a Minolta Scan Dual and it always introduces more Magenta than the original slide displays and that is the feeling I get here, possible more magenta than the orginal? I expect I am wrong after saying that! Would be interested to know though.
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Photo By: Wayne Harridge
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Critique By:
Leigh Woolford (K:45)
6/6/2002 10:36:33 AM
Having just tried (on a holiday in New York) to get some shots of this nature, I can appreciate how well this has been handled. I particularly like the strong base and the way the road that runs up the right hand side of the image leads my eye to what for me is the centre of interest, namely the lightest building. Was surprised to read that this was a 15 second exposure as some of the traffic is visible. I assume they were stopped at the lights. Very enjoyable.
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| Photo By: Stephen R. Zang
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