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07/16/2006 05:22:47 AMPost actions
hehe. Nice example for a 4 year old.
07/13/2006 04:51:16 PMPost actions
Greetings from the critique club
As mentioned by several others, the photograph submitted is too small to be properly viewed or critiqued. You might want to read the tutorial on submitting photographs for challenge submission:
//www.dpchallenge.com/tutorial.php?TUTORIAL_ID=26
Comments Made During the Challenge
07/08/2006 09:45:27 PMPost actions
You need to use the full 640 pixels on the longest side so people can see your picture better. There's a tutorial on resizing in the "Learn" section.
07/08/2006 01:00:04 PMPost actions
A question comes to mind... Why?
Why so small,
Why is the door opened,
Why did you take this pic, I mean, what is the story you're telling.
07/07/2006 05:46:46 PMPost actions
Nice idea, but it loses impact because of its size. Sorry if you've heard that a million times now. Just in case you need it, check out this tutorial.
07/05/2006 02:19:04 PMPost actions
The photo is too small and makes it hard to view your subject.
07/05/2006 09:11:07 AMPost actions
too far away, sparklers leaving the frame, plus the eye reads left to right so next time if you cut off the sparklers, cut off on right not left.
07/05/2006 05:51:08 AMPost actions
07/04/2006 12:15:15 PMPost actions
Image out of focus and you have light flaring Also could have been larger need to work on technique and subject matter
07/04/2006 08:11:14 AMPost actions
A bit small but good composition.
07/04/2006 04:39:12 AMPost actions
Didn't you enter this shot for motion?
I only remember it because it's so bad.
07/03/2006 04:25:35 PMPost actions
I gave this link to someone else too, it about resizing images. Click Here
07/03/2006 02:49:17 PMPost actions
The small sizing really makes this hard to see and evaluate.
07/03/2006 05:02:31 AMPost actions
too small for real impact. It may have been better to include the entire firework if possible. Good use of flash to light the subject. These shots are very tricky to do.