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11/07/2007 06:12:40 PMPost actions
great shot. (no pun intended). we share the same fear. =O
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12/30/2005 01:38:04 AMPost actions
Ashamed to admit that I didn't enter and never did get around to voting on this Challenge, but I just read your background on this. Even without the fascinating story, I REALLY love this image. The single drop is perfect. I'm impressed you shot it while shaking in fear, as well! Glad you finished in the top 20 - Congrats!
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12/29/2005 01:38:18 AMPost actions
Well done Robert! Congrats on top 20!
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12/29/2005 12:55:48 AMPost actions
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12/28/2005 08:12:57 PMPost actions
You and my daughter have something in common, just talking about needles makes her start to twitch. Great job on conquering your fear enough to be able to take this awesome shot!
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12/28/2005 01:20:19 PMPost actions
I really thought this would place higher, Robt. It got a 9 from me. Congratulations on top 20.
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12/28/2005 01:19:00 PMPost actions
This is awesome! The sharpness on that little dot of fluid against that great bokeh background is so amazing! Congratulations on a top 20 placing!
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12/28/2005 09:33:51 AMPost actions
Congratulations on your top twenty finish with this painful droplet.
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Comments Made During the Challenge
12/27/2005 08:13:44 PMPost actions
Love the focus on the drop. Reminds me of something I did not too long ago. This seems easy enough but is actually quite hard to do. Great job! 8.
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12/27/2005 04:32:22 PMPost actions
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12/26/2005 07:46:02 PMPost actions
Great use of shallow depth of field to emphasize the needle. Yikes!
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12/26/2005 07:17:54 PMPost actions
Very nice photo - doesn't say fear though.
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12/26/2005 01:45:39 PMPost actions
Perhaps focusing on more of the needle part while still keeping the back part out of focus would have focused more attention on the needle.
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12/25/2005 07:48:13 AMPost actions
I really like the shallow DOF, could have entered this in the other challenge as well :)
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12/24/2005 11:25:33 AMPost actions
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12/24/2005 09:37:51 AMPost actions
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12/23/2005 10:32:14 AMPost actions
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12/22/2005 11:57:01 PMPost actions
7 - Good. Good use of shallow DOF. Criticism; difficult, perhaps the dark area bottom left 'gone', and being able to 'see' the end of the syringe/needle, would have made this even better in my opinion.
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12/22/2005 05:47:43 PMPost actions
Presented in a very nice way, I like it and very well done, Cheers,
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12/22/2005 03:22:47 PMPost actions
great use of shallow DOF! this also would've been perfect for that challenge.
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12/22/2005 10:22:15 AMPost actions
Outstanding!!! By far the best needle phobia shot in the challenge. Love the dof too. Good Luck!
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12/21/2005 07:23:49 PMPost actions
A more dynamic set of colors would of been cool here. The colors in my opinion are way to neutral, as am I with the voting.
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12/21/2005 03:49:03 PMPost actions
Sheesh, did you want this in phobia or Shallow DOF ?
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12/21/2005 02:17:19 PMPost actions
Good use of DOF, but would be nicer with plain background. Anyway it does convey the fear.
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12/21/2005 02:42:17 AMPost actions
Perhaps better in the Shallow DoF challenge. But, does not convey a phobia. Simply needs to show emotion
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