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Bill Kaschner - Nollie Big Spin
Image Title:  Bill Kaschner - Nollie Big Spin
 
 By: Tobiah Deutsch  
  Copyright ©2006



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Photographer Tobiah Deutsch {K:2432}
Project #42 Moody Landscape Camera Model Canon Digital Rebel
Categories People
Digital
Sports
Film Format Digital JPEG
Portfolio Action
Lens Tamron 28-80 F2.8
Uploaded 4/12/2006 Film / Memory Type Unity 512MB CF
    ISO / Film Speed
Views 276 Shutter 1/125
Favorites Aperture f/2.8
Critiques 2 Rating
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Location City -  Butler
State -  WI
Country - United States   United States
About Ok Skate Rats... what do you think of this one? Critiques please...

Cream City Skatepark
Training grounds for the STARS
Butler, WI (suburban Milwaukee)
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There are 2 Comments in 1 Pages
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David Biesel   {K:80} 5/3/2006
You asked for it. I think you over use the saturation sometimes. The photo could also be framed better, one thing I always remeber from school is a picture should make the eyes move around and never get stuck. My eyes get stuck on the shoes in this one. Please take the time to give me some critiques.


Tobiah Deutsch   {K:2432} 5/5/2006
Dave,

Thanks man... I appreciate the input. Overuse the saturation. I will agree that I due boost it a tad... 10 points max at any time. I'll tink about that a little more from here on out.

I guess what really gets me about this photo is the trick itself. I'm not sure the timing is right or that the "style" is spot on. Its a hard trick on a steep bank, but I'm not sure that comes through.

I also think that I blew out the highlights a little here. I've been having trouble with one of my flashes and its been hard to get things just so.

I'll take some time to give you my input as well.

Thanks Dave.

Peace!


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