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02/26/2004 02:05:08 PMPost actions
not sure what to say nice tree down boy! Maybe you should have been looking at a vagina instead of a tree since that is what it looks like.
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02/24/2004 11:28:46 AMPost actions
Formal composition does not help this subject IMHO
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02/23/2004 11:28:50 PMPost actions
You shuldn't position the hole in the center, offset it to one side, or the other side.
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02/23/2004 06:41:52 PMPost actions
textural, sensual, sensational!
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02/21/2004 07:49:31 PMPost actions
Centering the hole makes this look.....orificial? Offsetting the hole and balancing it with more bark would have improved it IMHO.
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02/21/2004 08:25:34 AMPost actions
Nice idea! Interesting composition and texture. Well done.
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02/20/2004 08:03:07 AMPost actions
I think this is probably the best "bark" shot in this challenge. Good job!
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02/20/2004 02:26:50 AMPost actions
[World Record Attempt]
+ The tree is certainly textured,
- but there isn't a lot more to be seen here and the tree isn't that interesting.
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02/19/2004 09:40:41 PMPost actions
one of the nicer "tree bark" shots. To make it a bit better: composition might be better moving the hole out of the center of the frame.
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02/19/2004 07:13:50 PMPost actions
I would have moved the hole to one of the rule of thirds spots. Other than that, I like this.
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02/19/2004 05:19:23 AMPost actions
tree shots are simple and obvious, but this is exposed very well and like it quite a bit.
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02/19/2004 12:45:38 AMPost actions
I like to see creatures in wood, and (for me) there's a fine owl in this image. Enough of that, you have a good image here that captures the category well. Maybe it's a bit light, maybe not... Anyhow, good seeing!
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02/19/2004 12:10:06 AMPost actions
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02/18/2004 10:49:04 PMPost actions
My favorite of the tree/bark shots so far. The colors are nice and the photo is sharp and clear with good contrast and detail.
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02/18/2004 03:17:00 PMPost actions
Interesting tree and texture! Good Luck!
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02/18/2004 01:41:34 PMPost actions
Good. Think I would have pushed the contrast a little to cope with the brightness of the direct light, just to bring out the light/shade a toucch more, but this is pretty well controlled as it is. Doesn't quite do it for me though - with such a centred composition I think you need more to lead the eye in and out of the image - not necessarily directly, but concentric rings like this I think we need to see more of, to give greater context, to balance the hole/crater area more carefully. If that makes sense.
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02/18/2004 10:03:43 AMPost actions
Nice shot and good use of natural light.
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02/18/2004 09:51:50 AMPost actions
You captured a nice range of textures from bark to weathered wood to the smoother wood as you look down into the hole.
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02/18/2004 08:45:02 AMPost actions
A shadow covers the most interesting part of your subject. A fill flash in an angle against tha light source can help you so much in this cases.
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