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09/02/2005 07:16:11 AMPost actions
so much to look at and explore in this shot. i love the way the background is lined up with the frame of the broken window. and that bit of reflection really works well to give more context.Message edited by author 2005-09-02 07:17:13.
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12/20/2004 12:31:26 AMPost actions
Congratulations on your 17th placing. Very impressive broken sepia study.
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12/19/2004 09:08:26 PMPost actions
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yes, this is definitely broken. The sepia helps with the dilapidation. Bumping up.
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12/17/2004 05:08:22 PMPost actions
awesome. love the toning, and the contrasts. nice work.
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12/17/2004 10:45:22 AMPost actions
I really like the high contrast and tonal effect to this image.
Very nice work.
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12/17/2004 08:23:01 AMPost actions
very good like to tones and composition--looking through windows is always interesting.
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12/16/2004 04:34:08 PMPost actions
This shot makes me want to see more of the building
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12/15/2004 08:30:07 PMPost actions
I really like seeing the junk in the background. Would have voted higher had the shot been framed through one pane of glass. 6
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12/14/2004 05:45:55 AMPost actions
A little bland, window shots never do it for me.
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12/14/2004 05:09:03 AMPost actions
Composition: 7, Technical: 6, Appeal: 7, Challenge: 7, Overall Calculated Average Score: 7
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12/13/2004 09:29:42 PMPost actions
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12/13/2004 10:06:09 AMPost actions
I would have been tempted to toss a stone at the last pane. Like the b/w and the color of the pane mouldings. Good luck
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