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mountain man
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mario toni
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f 9, 1/100 | | Date: |
Tue May 17, 2005 |
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This picture was taken in the village Sijecevac on the mountain Zumberak (Croatia). This guy was resting in front of his house when we came along.... |
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kingthom
Junior Member
Registered: 2/2005
Location: In the visitors dug out
Strength: 708(21,45)
Contribution: 482 |
| interesting submission for the theme, whites not pure |
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Registered: 12/1969
Strength: (,)
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| I like this, great character shot. |
Rating: 8 |
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LittleBird
Qualified
Registered: 3/2005
Location: Nashville, TN
Strength: 808(20,118)
Contribution: 797 |
| I think this would have been a very good picture except for it being so dark. It looks as if you tried to lighten it which is why the sky it completely white, but the man is still way too dark. Next time, try selecting just the man and lightening only him rather than the whole photo. This is easily done in photoshop. |
Rating: 6 |
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mario toni
Junior Member
Registered: 4/2005
Location: ZAGREB
Strength: 765(13,0)
Contribution: 122 |
| The white behind the man is not the sky, it is the white wall of his house and I didn`t want him to know that I was going to take the picure, so I did it pretty fast. On my LCD monitor (lap top) the man is not dark. Of course, I put the LCD approx. right in front of me and hope that that is the right angle of view, but I might be wrong or......? |
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jcline
Junior Member
Registered: 5/2005
Strength: 679(40,19)
Contribution: 405 |
| (Rating = 6) Nice photo but too dark. Maybe he could have turned a bit mroe towards the light (sun)? |
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Fri Jun 3, 2005 9:03am |
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baron
Junior Member
Registered: 10/2004
Location: Hatfield, Hertfordshire, England
Strength: 0(1,4)
Contribution: 91 |
| very natural picture.......looks good |
Rating: 10 |
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Chris
Qualified
Registered: 4/2004
Location: USA
Strength: 750(54,88)
Contribution: 1811 |
| Agree with too dark and I think you should have used photoshop or another program to carrect the contrast on the face. |
Rating: 5 |
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WFISHER
Moderator
Registered: 5/2005
Location: Richmond Texas
Strength: 757(21,94)
Contribution: 598 |
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Nataly
Junior Member
Registered: 4/2005
Strength: 699(12,24)
Contribution: 249 |
Wow  get me smiling. Yet too dark. I'd like to work with B&W balance |
Rating: 4 |
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Markw
Junior Member
Registered: 5/2005
Location: Manchester
Strength: 747(7,5)
Contribution: 67 |
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GoldenHammer
Webmaster
Registered: 3/2003
Location: Hong Kong
Strength: 893(165,2065)
Contribution: 35389 |
Please vote as many as possible photos in the voting gallery for best result, or at a minimum, vote 30 photos in order to be eligible to win a contest title.
Better photography can be always achieved by the support of constructive critiquing, it advances both the photographer and the voter himself to develop real value photography. Please refer to the "http://www.photos-of-the-year.com/digital-photography-contest/">voting guide for more information. |
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Dotte
Junior Member
Registered: 12/2004
Location: Sweden
Strength: 729(3,1)
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