Critiques

crhieatt (5145) 2009-12-09 11:06

Allan,

The overcast sky is no problem at all - the natural passing of weather systems - even in Utah - and a suitably epic Zion view.

Cheers
Colin

crhieatt (5145) 2009-11-07 14:22

Richard,

Cool, atmospheric and evocative "poloaroid" style shot - makes a refreshing change from the usual Monument Valley fair.

Cheers
Colin

crhieatt (5145) 2009-11-07 14:17

Piotr,

Very nice surreal quality - a "story book" image - Piotr and the tree. I like it!

Cheers
Colin

crhieatt (5145) 2009-11-06 16:16

Peter,

I like the "vast" minimalism in this photo. The calm after the storm.

I'm still alive! Just been distracted by other stuff!

Cheers
Colin

crhieatt (5145) 2009-11-06 16:10

Grazyna,

Some faces still - at a distance - and maybe this lever opens and closes the little viewing window - faces on - faces off - an introversion controller - perhaps this was taken from inside your head?

Clearly, good photo - to make me think such things!

Cheers
Colin

crhieatt (5145) 2009-11-06 16:05

Louis,

It's a simple one - but th quality is good enough to carry it off - to attract some interest in the details.

(Might have been an idea to crop the kerb out of the top right corner)

Cheers
Colin

crhieatt (5145) 2009-11-06 16:02

Alexander,

Beautiful, crisp looking scene. Even the modern housing on the left adds a certain, welcome, feel to the scene of this semi-urban landscape.

Cheers
Colin

crhieatt (5145) 2009-11-03 1:28

Damon,

An effective - even evocative result. The monumental cliffs, stormy seas, and the dash of light in the distance, all add to the mood. Nice one.

Regards
Colin

crhieatt (5145) 2009-11-03 1:24

A great shot. One which creates its mood absolutely from its dark quality which (according to convention) would be wrong. Breaking the rules - getting it right!! :)

Cheers
Colin

crhieatt (5145) 2009-11-01 7:33

Mary,

Very subtle patterns, well captured, and the inclusion of the point at which the pattern varies - in the top right - also adds to the image, making it part of something greater. As if these lines were an artistic interpritation, a relief carving, of rays emanating from a giant sun.

These windy Washington beaches have a habit of producing interesting patterns - for the observant eye! :)

Worthwhile.

Cheers
Colin