close but no burns

Critiques [Translate]

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• marcocig (630)
• [2008-06-04 7:18]

Unusual subject, interesting textures, nice presentation in BW.

TFS

Marco

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• xavis (2794)
• [2008-06-04 7:44]

Hola!
Not easy to understand what is this, luckly with your note we can understand...in any way a very nice picture in B&W, well balanced, with great greys, and with a good lights and shadows job. The closer crop is nice too.
Hasta la vista,

javier

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• Silversnow (1348)
• [2008-06-04 12:39]

Very intriguing subject, and the close-up B&W is bewildering at first, but it makes us wonder what exactly what we're looking at, and it catches the eye nicely :)

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• bostankorkulugu (25615)
• [2008-06-08 3:16]

not everyone can create such a work of art out of such a subject... i admire your creative compositions and postprocessing skills a lot...
all the best...

korkut

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• jusninasirun (7055)
• [2008-06-08 5:54]

Hello Harry. Good close up in black and white. I like the saturation and contrast of the welder at work in well exposed image. Well done and best regards. Jusni

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• gary91 (14545)
• [2008-06-09 5:47]

Hello Harry,
A powerful image with a great impact given by your b&w conversion and the hard processing of it. This closeup is well seen and the difference of materials and rendering id superb.
Great work that would deserve more success...
Have a nice day.
Best regards, Christian

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• pboehringer (19454)
• [2008-06-12 10:12]

Harry,
I can't get tired of these your shots with that so characteristic PP and theme 'people at work'. The texture and the tight frame are extremely good.
Peter

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• marknunnerley (2760)
• [2008-06-16 8:18]

Great close up shot of the welder Harry. As usual I love the pp you use. You could definately use this in Weekly welding magazine ;-)
Just kidding. excellent shot and would love to have done this myself.
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mark