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UER Forum > Archived UE Photo Critiques > some random pics to pick apart (Viewed 470 times)
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some random pics to pick apart
< on 1/11/2006 3:02 AM >
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some pics i took before i broke my camera, see if anyone can name the places by looking at the pictures, you know while picking them apart.

sorry computer illiterate
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
#7
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Re: some random pics to pick apart
<Reply # 1 on 1/11/2006 3:36 AM >
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1 and 4 are my favorite, 3 doesnt seem set up real good, but nice idea, 5s cool but it looks like its been messed with and that might have messed it up, and 6 need to be centered more, but im sure ull get a new camera some day and get to take some more

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Re: some random pics to pick apart
<Reply # 2 on 1/12/2006 12:17 AM >
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4 and 6 are real good

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Re: some random pics to pick apart
<Reply # 3 on 1/12/2006 12:29 AM >
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Great pics the last one is my favorite

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Re: some random pics to pick apart
<Reply # 4 on 1/12/2006 12:32 AM >
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#1 - Awesome. Might be better if you could see the top of the light hitting the ground, but it might be too centered.

#2 - I can't name what is wrong, but it just doesn't do much for me. The texture is so cool though. Nothing wrong with this, just not for me.

#3 - Fantastic! I'd bump the contrast on the background, but that's nitpicking. I love the composition!

#4 - Cool as hell! Great composition, great colors...nice contrast between the lights that are facing you and those that aren't great shot!

#5 - Great, though I feel like it's not level. I'd have to see it bigger. Nice shot though. The mood of it is so sullen...the drips on the branches and the fog...this is just such a great shot.

#6 - good shot. I love the idea and the composition of most of it, but it feels caught between a straight on shot and an angle shot, and I don't like that you can only see half of the rightmost window. I still like it a lot though. The relationship between the clouds and the broken glass is great!

#7 - Again I might bump the contrast on the background. The relationship between the round arch and the square buildings is great, it just might be a little better if the buildings in the back were stronger and had more color depth. The soft shapes of the snow help finish off the arch, which works so well. Absolutely wonderful shot though...I wish I had taken it.

I really like your photographs...nice work.

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Re: some random pics to pick apart
<Reply # 5 on 1/12/2006 10:58 PM >
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thanks for the replies, desmet and ratfinks gave some good tips
I'll be back!

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Re: some random pics to pick apart
<Reply # 6 on 1/17/2006 2:33 AM >
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1, 7, and 4 are my favourites

#4 is pretty cool, love the blue

#1, i normally don't like dust, but i love the way the light hits it

#7 like the arc, but more centered would be nice

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Re: some random pics to pick apart
<Reply # 7 on 5/23/2006 3:48 AM >
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I LOVE the way the dust reflects light in the first one. That's a great picture. The rest are pretty good as well. Good job, keep it up.

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Re: some random pics to pick apart
<Reply # 8 on 5/29/2006 1:59 AM >
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1.) Excellent use of the dust reflecting the light, try using a tripod next time if you can, to level the camera. If you did use a tripod than my eyes are off center and ignore me.

2.) I like the way you caught the reflection in the nearby window whether you meant to or not. Nice use of black and white on this one and number 2.

3.) I like this, but it would be much better if you fixed up the contrast a little bit more, seems a bit fuzzy, but that's all I could really think of.

4.)Kickass.

5.)I LOVE the way you had a crystal clear background but artistically low contrast on the background of the picture. it brings out the sharpness of the subject even more.

6.) Buy a tripod.

7.) Didn't care for this one, a little lacking in character. I would have gotten some kind of evidence that the site was abandoned and used it as the subject. this would make a nice background but alone isn't so appealing.


Note: take all of these critiques with a grain of salt. Most of these required effort to dig up anything wrong with them. Except 6. It's nice but looks as if you didn't take time on it.

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