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Comments Made During the Challenge
11/07/2006 08:45:46 PMPost actions
Striking image but I wish it were larger so I could really see the detail.
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11/07/2006 11:02:55 AMPost actions
Why did you make it so tiny? It's not nice, you know, making people try to see, what is it there on your picture...
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11/06/2006 09:48:46 PMPost actions
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11/06/2006 12:23:12 PMPost actions
ummmm, this isn't in portrait orientation.... And it is REALLY SMALL!
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11/06/2006 07:14:31 AMPost actions
Back to comment: You have what looks like a nice landscape image. However, it needs to be in PORTRAIT orientation to meet the challenge.
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11/05/2006 10:07:20 PMPost actions
Nice color. A little small and not in portrait orientation.
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11/05/2006 09:22:02 PMPost actions
The challenge was "in Portrait Orientation"...
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11/04/2006 08:26:18 PMPost actions
Wait, this is not portrait?
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11/04/2006 08:14:29 PMPost actions
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11/04/2006 06:22:00 PMPost actions
This is really small.... and not in portrait orientation
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11/04/2006 02:28:42 PMPost actions
This is a nice shot of a beautiful place. I think it would score better if you had uploaded a bigger version.
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11/04/2006 01:04:15 AMPost actions
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11/03/2006 08:41:36 PMPost actions
Portrait orientation means that the frame is longer the other way. Nice location though.
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11/03/2006 07:18:35 PMPost actions
'portrait' mode? and, why so small??? 3
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11/03/2006 10:30:52 AMPost actions
I'll ignore the landscape orientation for my comments. The clouds are interesting. The size of the falls makes them a minor element compared to the clouds and green expanse. There's also something about the dark areas on the sides of the frame, while the middle 1/3rd looks overexposed.
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11/03/2006 04:34:44 AMPost actions
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11/02/2006 12:43:09 PMPost actions
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11/02/2006 02:41:57 AMPost actions
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11/02/2006 01:52:28 AMPost actions
too small (use all 640 pixels), perhaps adding saturation will make the image pop better. It's a pretty place.
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11/01/2006 11:59:40 PMPost actions
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11/01/2006 08:47:27 PMPost actions
Landscape in Portrait Orientation ?
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11/01/2006 06:25:45 PMPost actions
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11/01/2006 03:56:57 PMPost actions
Eh??? Did we forget the challenge??? ;-)
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11/01/2006 03:36:09 PMPost actions
Well, this certainly isn't in portrait orientation, which is sad because you have a very dramatic subject here and the falls would lend themselves nicely to the portrait orientation. Also, the size of the image is too small.
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11/01/2006 12:57:42 PMPost actions
Fails to meet the challenge criteria. Additionally, it is hard to judge the photo due to its small size.
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11/01/2006 11:26:09 AMPost actions
DNMC - wrong orientation. Beautiful scene, though.
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11/01/2006 08:02:50 AMPost actions
Not exactly in Portrait Orientation
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11/01/2006 05:51:45 AMPost actions
See the tutorial about resizing for DPC
The challenge was to take a landscape in portrait (vertical) orientation. This image doesn't meet the criteria.
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11/01/2006 12:52:16 AMPost actions
Nice shot, but what happened to your portrait?
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11/01/2006 12:27:23 AMPost actions
Not Landscape in Portrait Orientation
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