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Critique By:
James R. Kyle (K:57)
10/25/2004 9:01:04 AM
Hello Gerry:
Nice job on the "Autumn Colors". I was out and about yesterday too.
You may contact me at my e-mail addy =
jim_mo@hotmail.com OR jim_mo@earthlink.net
James
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| Photo By: Gerry Pacher
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Critique By:
James R. Kyle (K:57)
10/25/2004 8:40:41 AM
HiYa Dave...
Very nice on the Chipmunk. How did you get this critter to stay still? You may write to me if you wish --
jim_mo@hotmail.com OR jim_mo@earthlink.net
I am in Saint Louis, Missouri
Thank you for your comment on my photographs ;-)
James.
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Photo By: Dave Stacey
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Critique By:
James R. Kyle (K:57)
10/23/2004 10:54:19 AM
Sorry here is the attachment.....
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Critique By:
James R. Kyle (K:57)
10/23/2004 10:52:05 AM
Hello Gerry:
Thank you for the comment about the waterfall. Here is another taken at a faster shutterspeed. As in just about ALL of the photographs I make I use the "Bracket" system, taking different f-stops and shutter speeds.
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Critique By:
James R. Kyle (K:57)
10/3/2004 5:44:51 AM
Oh! Yes! There is One More too - This one is in two of the three categories, except children - However, are we not ALL children at times.
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| Photo By: James R. Kyle
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Critique By:
James R. Kyle (K:57)
9/10/2004 5:53:42 AM
Thank you Neil for your comments on my photograph of "Foggy Lane". The muted colours you see I had nothing to do with - this is the way I photograph. I try NOT to really do anything to my finished product as it would NOT be Natures Way. I try to stay out of the way of Nature and let it go on it's merry way. Being an observer is quite enough. Besides, I am Red-Green // Blue Purple color-blind - so it woulod not make much sence to tamper with colors. ;-))
James.
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Critique By:
James R. Kyle (K:57)
9/10/2004 5:46:07 AM
Thank you Patrick for your resent comments on my photograph of "Foggy Lane". The reason I did NOT have the light "hit the street" was two fold. One (1) was the time - if I did wait till the pight hit the street the fog would have been gone -- and Two (2) I wanted to show that we are only "passing through" this world -- Nature IS forever.
James.
jim_mo@hotmail.com
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| Photo By: James R. Kyle
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Critique By:
James R. Kyle (K:57)
8/10/2004 6:04:02 AM
Eddie:
GREAT Shot. I like working in the fog too, just after the sun rises.
One Question I have about this image ...
Was this taken in Forsyth Park in Savanah, GA?
I have been there and it looks like it just as you enter the park from the parking lot.
Really fine park there.
James.
jim_mo@hotmail.com
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| Photo By: Eddie O'Bryan
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Critique By:
James R. Kyle (K:57)
1/27/2004 12:47:27 AM
OK! Bravo! You have captured a once in a lifetime photograph....
Nice Job of it.
Keep making photographs and do keep posting to this site and others as well.
Three words of advice.....
Exposure, Exposure, Exposure.. The MORE you expose your photography to the world and for others to see, the more you will be ask to post more and more.
Yours Truly, a hobby photographer -
James.
P.S.=
LIFE! What litle time we have... Use every moment, and learn from those moments.
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Critique By:
James R. Kyle (K:57)
1/9/2004 7:51:05 AM
The spelling was a bit off - Sorry :-(
"The lens CAME with the camera".
JK
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