Critiques

ifege (9440) 2013-05-18 23:43

Hi Chris
Spring!?! Great compsoition especially with the 2 cars that are all snow.
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Ian

ifege (9440) 2013-05-18 23:41

Hi Vince
A beautiful scene well taken.
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Ian

ifege (9440) 2013-05-18 23:40

Hi Denis - a fascinating photo with good composition and colour. The buildings have almost an Ottoman look about them.
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Ian

ifege (9440) 2013-05-18 23:38

Hi Rosemary - no wonder it has been controversial. You've taken a good B&W photo with great contrast to bring up the shapes and tones.
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Ian

ifege (9440) 2013-05-18 23:35

Hi Malgo - glad you made it home safely and that you had a great trip. You'll have to save up now for another trip down under to fill in the gaps with your rapid shooting. It was good to meet and shoot photos with you.
You made good use of the light her (late afternoon?) to have the stacks glowing in colour. The rainbow adds a good effect.
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Ian

ifege (9440) 2013-05-06 23:13

Hi Rosemary - yes a strange but colourful beast! Well spotted and taken.
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Ian

ifege (9440) 2013-05-06 23:00

You placed Malgo into the surf perfectly Lisa. She mentioned her early morning "swim". Good dramatic looking clouds and great early colour.
Who's our next international TE visitor?
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Ian

ifege (9440) 2013-05-06 22:57

hi Andrew
I'll bet exhausted from Malgo staying on the move all day - but then we walked everywhere!
A well composed simple photo on the pier. Good use and placement of the oblivious pair.
Will be in Melbourne next week but only for 2 nights and too much on to try to catch up.
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Ian

ifege (9440) 2013-05-06 21:18

Hi Colin - the darkness of the photo gives the scene a lot of atmosphere. That said I think that It could do with a touch of brightening and a bit more contrast. Good that you cropped the kids out - it would have lost the atmosphere. It also added to the good composition.
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Ian

ifege (9440) 2013-05-06 3:44

Hi Malgo - an impressive Melbourne evening photo - nearly as good as your Sydney morning one. Great evening colours and composition.
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Ian