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04/21/2004 03:22:16 PMPost actions
Comments Made During the Challenge
04/20/2004 09:36:33 PMPost actions
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04/20/2004 04:47:57 PMPost actions
blah so many shadows and darkness however I am just a looker and not a photographer
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04/20/2004 05:56:11 AMPost actions
What's this? a film roll case? that was before digital advent, isn't it? :)
Anyhow, the pic's out of focus.
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04/19/2004 05:46:40 AMPost actions
Overall a very poor photograph, your focus is not very good and the lighting is awful.
Is this a deliberate attempt for the brown ribbon !!
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04/19/2004 12:16:09 AMPost actions
strength of photography?? come again. out of focus. cluttered. bad ligthing.
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04/18/2004 02:00:36 AMPost actions
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04/18/2004 01:43:10 AMPost actions
Needs sharper focus and better lighting. Subject is not clear.
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04/18/2004 12:54:28 AMPost actions
Be a lot stronger if it was in focus. Even then, not sure what you're going for here.
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04/18/2004 12:26:10 AMPost actions
Suggestion: Photography is stronger when a tripod is involved. Good concept though!
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04/17/2004 11:01:34 PMPost actions
This is a good idea, but the photo needs to be more crisp, and maybe it should be taken at an angle, for a little more interest.
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04/17/2004 02:06:24 PMPost actions
A little fuzzy. I think the lighting was really hampering you on this.
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04/17/2004 10:14:42 AMPost actions
I'm sorry I don't get this one.
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04/17/2004 06:40:59 AMPost actions
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04/16/2004 06:58:52 PMPost actions
too blurry--good idea- hard to see the film
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04/16/2004 04:00:10 PMPost actions
Far too blurry and not a particularly strong photograph, thereby negating the message in your title. you might want to consider investing in a tripod, or failing that, drag over a chair for your camera to sit on. A steady surface and a picture taken using the timer will do wonders for the final image.
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04/16/2004 01:03:39 PMPost actions
I am not sure of what you are trying to say with this
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04/16/2004 06:23:03 AMPost actions
An unfocused strength? Title tells all, not the picture.
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04/15/2004 05:51:44 PMPost actions
out of focus...and not very interesting...and a reach at the subject
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04/15/2004 05:32:51 PMPost actions
Sorry, but I don't see strength here at all. The photo itself is very busy with no apparent focal point.
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04/15/2004 04:22:47 PMPost actions
Um... it honestly doesn't strike me as being "photographically strong" at all, I'm afraid. It's out of focus, and has no clear subject matter... and I can't quite figure out how it relates to the challenge. Sorry...
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04/15/2004 04:03:22 PMPost actions
I am not at all sure what the meaning is here. In any event the focus is way off and much seems to be hidden in the shadows.
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04/15/2004 03:12:17 PMPost actions
blurry and muddy, I'm unsure how this fits the assignment
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04/15/2004 01:01:52 PMPost actions
Out of focus, no real focal point, unlevel...I'm confused...especially with the title.
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04/15/2004 12:50:34 PMPost actions
"The strength of photgraphy?" Too much of a stretch...plus, the focus issue...
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04/15/2004 10:17:56 AMPost actions
Entire image is out of focus. I'm assuming that is a film container holding up the bookcase based on the title. It's not really obvious what it is and many might miss it altogether. There are to many items in the bookcase which adds to the clutter. Lighting could also be more dramatic. Keep at it.
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04/15/2004 06:20:02 AMPost actions
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04/14/2004 11:54:28 PMPost actions
Image seems too blurred to me, but maybe that was your intention. Just a beginners view
04/14/2004 09:47:03 PMPost actions
You should practice your white balance and focus.
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04/14/2004 09:31:10 PMPost actions
The title doesn't quite fit the photo. If it did, the lighting and focus on this would be much more solid.
04/14/2004 06:15:10 PMPost actions
I cannot see where this image is sharp, I'm guessing it should be on the camera box but it is not.
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04/14/2004 05:54:36 PMPost actions
I can't see where you're taking us with this pic.
04/14/2004 05:07:12 PMPost actions
out of focus, not on the horizon, and totally confused / random image.
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04/14/2004 03:55:59 PMPost actions
the power of focus would be a handy power.
04/14/2004 02:18:35 PMPost actions
focus is wrong here, but more than that, you should follow the rule of thirds, try not to take pictures straight on. it is too centered.
04/14/2004 09:37:22 AMPost actions
Out of focus, no real connection to the challenge subject.
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04/14/2004 09:01:12 AMPost actions
First of all this picture needs focus, and beter lightning and better subject, sorry to say, its a mess, unless your going for the brown, then congratolations! good luck :)
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04/14/2004 07:45:48 AMPost actions
I don't think an underexposed, blurry image of a bookcase filled with random stuff symbolises "strength", I'm afraid. (1)
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04/14/2004 12:43:07 AMPost actions
The strength of focus would be helpful :)
04/14/2004 12:37:47 AMPost actions
The image could be more in focus
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