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| Photographer |
nathan combs {K:2233}
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| Project |
#12 Dramatic B&W Shadows
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Camera Model |
K1000
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| Categories |
Abstracts
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Lens |
50
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| Uploaded |
2/12/2003 |
Film / Memory Type |
400
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ISO / Film Speed |
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| Views |
144 |
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| Favorites |
0
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Aperture |
f/0 |
| Critiques |
1 |
Rating |
Critique Only Image
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| About |
for this one you have to turn up your monters conterst and britness all the way up that is how i set mine so a lot of my photos look to dark on line to a lot of people this photo is one that will defntly look to dark if it is not dun when i print these photos there righjt on the $$
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There are 1 Comments in 1 Pages
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james mckenna
{K:6535} 5/2/2003
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nathan, your photoshop work tends to overpower your pictures. this is a good example of an interesting and subtle portrait that is not aided by the zoom-like effect overlaid onto it. you do a good job of catching complex, ambiguous expressions on young women's faces. i would prefer to see you work more on composition and concept (the idea behind the picture) than on manipulation. still and all, this is an interesting, engaging picture. i notice you use asa400 film: consider using a slower film to catch more detail, especially in the eyes. for portraits, i use ilford pan f (asa 50), which lets you see deeply into the eyes.
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