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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
2/12/2009 4:14:17 PM
This is a great capture of a very timid bird. Here in eastern ontario we see them all summer, but I have not been able to get close enough to get a really good photograph. There is a spot close by where they nest, it is a beaver flood and there are a couple of dozen nests at the top of the dead trees in the pond. It is a wonderful sight when they are breeding.
Very nice shot.
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| Photo By: Alison DuFlon
(K:36557)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
2/12/2009 4:08:37 PM
I really like the lighting on this flower. The shadows in the flower add a lot to the photograph. Well done.
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| Photo By: jacques brisebois
(K:70473)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
2/9/2009 3:13:11 PM
Great photo. The little bits of colour in the bird really makes this one shine. Those little bits of colour helps us to get through the February blahs. Thanks.
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| Photo By: Todd Weeks
(K:7636)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
2/9/2009 3:09:20 PM
I like the way that you kept the horizon low and let the ambiance from the clouds take centre stage.
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| Photo By: Tony Smallman
(K:18739)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/26/2007 3:15:58 PM
this is one of those photographs that you enjoy, until it reminds you that you are going to face this on the way to work tomorrow. I like that the photograph was not taken straight on, I like the angle in the dashboard.
Very well done.
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| Photo By: Jesper Okkels
(K:131)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/26/2007 3:13:43 PM
Beautiful shot. The frozen flower reminds us of the battles in nature, no matter how small.
The composition and lighting are right on the money. Very well done.
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| Photo By: Tony Smallman
(K:18739)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/26/2007 3:12:10 PM
Nice capture. I like the lines in the wooden structure and the moon/sun. Your horizon is a little off, I'm sure that you sacraficed this to keep the wooden structure straight, but I think that I would have leveled the horizon.
Overall, a very nice photograph.
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| Photo By: Ileana Leonardi
(K:89)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/26/2007 3:09:55 PM
You have captured the essense of this little boy very well. Nice capture.
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| Photo By: M Tayfun
(K:91)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/26/2007 3:09:03 PM
Very nice atmosphere. Well done
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| Photo By: parvin dabas
(K:2652)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/19/2007 3:32:27 PM
Perfect title. your eye is drawn to the structure in the water, and then the bird subtly appears to you. Great capture.
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| Photo By: Ms. Mel Brackstone
(K:6455)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/19/2007 3:30:38 PM
I find that htere is a lot of character in cattails. The black and white format really hilihgts the character. Well done.
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| Photo By: Gayle's Eclectic Photos
(K:91043)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/19/2007 3:26:23 PM
There is such a clasic feel to this photograph. Very well done.
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| Photo By: Linda Bique
(K:73220)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/19/2007 3:19:17 PM
Nice composition, I like the pier comming in on the angle. I like the softness of the water. Well done.
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| Photo By: Bruce Harper
(K:5305)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/19/2007 3:14:59 PM
Perfect composition here. Well done to capture these two.
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| Photo By: John-Eric Lemieux
(K:3015)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/19/2007 3:14:11 PM
In my area the meaning seems to be that you cannot leave without your shoes, so friends would hang your shoes from the wires so that you would stay.
This is wonderful photograph. It probably effects people from different regions in different ways, depending on the meaning behind the custom.
Nice photograph.
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| Photo By: John-Eric Lemieux
(K:3015)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/19/2007 3:10:23 PM
I love the depth of field used here. The little bubbles on the leaves really amke the photograph in my opinion. Well done.
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| Photo By: John-Eric Lemieux
(K:3015)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/19/2007 3:06:14 PM
The blue is so vibrant, and the yellow helps to hilight this. Very well done.
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| Photo By: Ahmed Fahmy
(K:1091)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/19/2007 3:05:01 PM
I like the stark darkness of the horizon contrasting with the whimsy of the clouds. Very nice capture.
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| Photo By: Ahmed Fahmy
(K:1091)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/19/2007 3:02:05 PM
Wow, great shot! The subject os so simple, yet so stunning. The sun being so low on the horizon truly allows for that wonderful transition from so bright to the deep blue in the sky. And that tree frames the sun so well. Nice work.
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| Photo By: Mary Slade
(K:40918)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/19/2007 2:59:00 PM
I really like the sepia format, it gives the photograph even more tranquility. Well done.
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| Photo By: Mary Slade
(K:40918)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/18/2007 4:43:56 PM
There is a lot of symbolism here. I also like the harsh sun behind the church. Nice work.
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| Photo By: Brian Botelho
(K:337)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/18/2007 4:42:36 PM
I love the mutted tones and the meandering tracks. Very nice capture.
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| Photo By: Enrico Gabriele
(K:666)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/18/2007 4:40:57 PM
Great capture. I like the composition, the duck seems to be swimming throught the peice. The contrast of colours is wonderful. Well done.
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| Photo By: Luca Bettosini
(K:450)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/18/2007 4:39:38 PM
I wish that I had more of these laid back, relaxing kind of days. You have captured the essense of the moment very well. Nice work.
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Photo By: Patrick Crowther
(K:13393)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/18/2007 4:35:53 PM
It seems to ba a sad photograph. I love the ambience created with the black and white format, and that long shadow. Way to go.
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| Photo By: Barbara Corvino
(K:3588)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/18/2007 4:34:43 PM
Great shot. You must have used the wider end of that lens. I like the formations in the clouds. Well done.
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| Photo By: René van Rijswijk
(K:63)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/17/2007 8:05:11 PM
Wow! Everything really lined up for you here! Very nice capture.
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| Photo By: Joe Brown
(K:23195)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/17/2007 8:04:09 PM
I wouldn't change a thing on this one. I find with snow, the only way to keep detail and have that really white colour is to take pictures on reaally bright days, this is not allways, or even usually, and option in Canada.
I like the crop and the way the tire tracks pull you throught the photograph. Well done.
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| Photo By: Joe Brown
(K:23195)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/17/2007 7:56:29 PM
Very nice capture. It is hard to get a good sense of scale of the size of these locks in a photograph, you have done this pretty well with the building to the side. I also really like the reflections.
I have a photo of these locks in my portfolio, http://www.usefilm.com/Image.asp?ID=1061026. If you are interested here is my gallery from that day, http://www.ashandlisa.com/pages/photo_galleries/jones_falls _winter.htm.
Great capture, the photographs along the locks are endless.
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| Photo By: Joe Brown
(K:23195)
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Critique By:
Ash (K:9427)
1/17/2007 7:46:14 PM
Brilliant crop! I love the depth of the reds. Very well done.
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| Photo By: Mehul Chimthankar
(K:18705)
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