Critiques From Ken Richardson

	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/31/2003 8:55:09 PM Love it. I wish the glass in the upper half was not as washed out but window shots with out polarizer are hard to judge sometimessss. Nice image made special with the the graphical element. Regards.
Photo By: Jean-François Dupuis  (K:70)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/31/2003 6:55:07 PM Katia, on a technical note this is over blown and over saturated. ON a perasonal note I love it. Everyting even the nipped wheel on the one bike. I really like the feeling of this, enhanced by the 'blown" technique and strong composition. Nice work. Regards.
Photo By: Katia Cutrone  (K:12940)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/31/2003 6:47:22 PM Nice shot Claude and intersting composition. Persoanly I might like to see a an edge against the sky here but thats just a subjective thing. Well seen and executed. Regards.
Photo By: Claude H.  (K:1560)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/31/2003 6:45:08 PM Extreemly interesting and extreemly good. Love the deep tones in this. Compositionaly this is a very strong image. The car almost looks catty wompus but by scrooling it I see the top is horizontal but the bottom is a bit ascew. I think this adds to the dynamic quality of this and yet its a static object. The smoke touch isnt bad either. Nice work. Regards.
Photo By: Joann Winborn  (K:12550)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/31/2003 6:34:39 PM Oooooooooooooomaaaaaaaaan! THis is fantastic. I really like this. Im not so much a fan of elvis the singer as I am enamored with the cult following. This is good stuff. Regards.
Photo By: Roger Cotgreave  (K:15892)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/31/2003 6:30:26 PM Cant tell you how this emotes memories for me. My grandfather owned a fence company and during the summers I worked for him. Ive erected a hundred miles of chain link fence I think. And yes it is home. Nice one. Regards.
Photo By: Jeanne Wells  (K:14271)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/25/2003 9:49:16 PM I like it. FIrst being from Mississippi, I can relate. The composition is excellent. Would wish for a bit of light on the face but in a way who needs a face when we know who it is. or was. or is supposed to be. lol. Shot sufffers some from flash burn but I think the style of the shot makes this a non issue and to some degree gives some feeling. Your portfolio is very nice. I like your eye. Regards.
Photo By: Roger Cotgreave  (K:15892)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/22/2003 7:42:41 PM The clasic Seinfeld shot as I like to call them. A shot about "nothing". But we both know there is a tremendous amount of something in nothing, but it takes and eye to see it and a soul to feel it. Regards.
Photo By: Jeanne Wells  (K:14271)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/22/2003 7:37:29 PM The editor has spoken. I agree. Just outstanding Jeanne.
Photo By: Jeanne Wells  (K:14271)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/22/2003 12:02:26 PM Outstanding Lowell. Love the texture and treatment here. Regards.
Photo By: lowell whipple girbes  (K:13181)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/21/2003 6:42:31 PM Fanfriggintastic. Extreemly nice composition. Love the movement here. Regards.
Photo By: Jeanne Wells  (K:14271)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/17/2003 8:02:01 PM This is outstanding Gill. Nice composition and interesting subject. Love geometrics. I like your tones here,and quite frankly the whole damn thing. Good execution. Regards.
Photo By: Gil Draper  (K:3194)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/17/2003 10:30:21 AM Great shot with wide angle perspective. Love the lone figure. I have a feeling this digitized version does not do the original justice. Nice work. Regards.
Photo By: David Rozenblyum  (K:3)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/17/2003 10:22:26 AM Marcin I really love the tonalities your getting with these recent black and whites. Very good stuff. I also like the "look in the camera" disposiiton of the subjects. Very up close and personal perspective. Nice work. Regards.
Photo By: Marcin Gorski  (K:12388)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/17/2003 10:17:27 AM Dont know a thing a bout the technicalities of fashon photography, but I know what I like. Nice shot with good use of lines with intersting perspective. Love the red on red, point of view, and composition. Regards.
Photo By: Don Martel  (K:551)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/17/2003 10:14:42 AM Good project submission. Very strong composition with excellent shadows. Love the saturated tones here. Reminds me of Velvia. Nice work. Regards.
Photo By: Snehendu Kar  (K:2427)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/17/2003 7:09:44 AM An outstanding and highly creative work. Very good.
Photo By: Toini Blom  (K:2039)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/16/2003 7:17:38 PM Good stuff Charles. There is something special about old automobiles. Ive never figured out what exactly. Maybe its like a living monument to death if that makes any sense. We bury the dead. Autos just stay put. Nice work. Regards.
Photo By: Chuck Freeman  (K:13556)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/16/2003 1:29:12 PM Excellent work Mattias. Love the composition. I like the mixture of static pose mixed with foot in action. The exposure is perfect. Regards.
Photo By: Mattias Holgersson  (K:38)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/16/2003 9:27:01 AM Yes you have. This is wonderful. I love the tones, and the natural, calm expression of your daughter. I love the lines and form of this composition. Do give me your email as I would like to learn more about this process. Outstanding. Regards.
Photo By: Jeanne Wells  (K:14271)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/16/2003 9:20:24 AM Jeanne there is something about this that I like even better than the other version but cant get a handle on why. I notice the position of the hat has changed. Perhaps a flipped version?. I like the inclusion of the paper. THis is really good stuff. Regards.
Photo By: Jeanne Wells  (K:14271)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/15/2003 9:43:32 AM I really like waht you are doing with these. Very good work Marcin.
Photo By: Marcin Gorski  (K:12388)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/15/2003 9:39:08 AM Itried commenting once on this and it fell of the page. Ill try again. I like the wide angle perspective distortion. Great composition and I like the inclusion of the color in the bathing suit. Those feet look like flippers.LOL. Nice work. Regards.
Photo By: Toini Blom  (K:2039)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/15/2003 9:36:07 AM Some may wish for this to be sharper. I kinda like it soft. The over saturation works here I think. Nice composition and good eye.
Photo By: Maria Sousa  (K:1456)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/14/2003 8:44:32 PM This is a great abstract Jason. I Like the tones and horixontal light. A tad soft maybe but the idea is there and its good. I liekt he texture in the one glove. Perhaps a 5oclock shadow. : }Good use of props. Regards.
Photo By: jason m  (K:307)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/14/2003 6:27:56 PM This is very good Greg. I like the composition here better than the one next to it. THe off center nature adds interest. Great colors and nice gradation of light. I like the hard blacks i that thing in the rear. THe is top shelf for my eye. Nice work and thanks for the visit.
Photo By: Gregory Fiedler  (K:15439)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/14/2003 6:13:36 PM Of the three on top now I like this best. Just the right light to suggest what it is. Nice work.
Photo By: lowell whipple girbes  (K:13181)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/14/2003 7:43:43 AM Outstanding long exposure. Love the lights, the light, and dreamy atmosphere. Nice work.
Photo By: David Rozenblyum  (K:3)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/13/2003 6:55:26 PM I like your eye Lisa. Good stuff. Regards.
Photo By: Lisa Paully  (K:1735)
	Critique By: Ken Richardson  (K:1381)   7/13/2003 6:52:59 PM This is outstanding. The white dog and black background are wonderful.Excellent composition. Regards.
Photo By: Lisa Paully  (K:1735)