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"Island Walk"
"Island Walk"
sfarrell23


Photograph Information Photographer's Comments
Challenge: Bridges (Classic Editing)
Camera: Sony Mavica FD-83
Location: Nevada
Date: Mar 9, 2003
Date Uploaded: Mar 9, 2003

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Place: 181 out of 229
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Avg (commenters): 4.5000
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Avg (non-participants): 5.0658
Views since voting: 1108
Votes: 208
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 Comments Made During the Challenge
03/16/2003 11:06:31 AM
Great composition. Nice framing. A little clearer and this would really be an outstanding pic.
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03/16/2003 01:01:59 AM
Not focused very well
03/15/2003 01:22:49 AM
Oh to be where you are! Great reflection
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03/15/2003 01:06:44 AM
I like the reflection and the placement of the bridge in the frame.The two palm trees serve to make the whole scene off balance in a good way. Note that the palm trees have the focus here, not the bridge. Is that what you want? Out of focus.
03/13/2003 02:50:19 PM
The photo is very blurry and compressed quite a bit
03/13/2003 01:26:46 AM
Very colorful bridge. I like its vitality.
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03/11/2003 04:28:45 PM
Nice reflection - I wonder if this photo would do better if the crop was closer to the bridge taking the water into it? Crop out the trees/rocks and it may be more interesting.
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03/11/2003 01:56:17 PM
nice job
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03/11/2003 09:46:48 AM
I wish i was there, very nice 8
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03/10/2003 06:14:58 PM
Could benefit from better focus or some sharpening...
03/10/2003 01:17:13 PM
Detail and sharpness is lost by using a too low jpeg quality. A bit of a shame as I would have liked to see the 'what seem to be flamingo's' in detail. Trees give the composition some punch. Avoid positioning the subject horinzon in the middle of the frame.