Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: cjogo on April 20, 2013, 11:24:31 am
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Krakow---
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One of your best by a long chalk cjogo.
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This is an uncommonly good B&W.
Is it possible to include the left corner of the upper stone ledge?
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Superb. Well seen and expertly recorded.
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Very nice.
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This is an uncommonly good B&W.
Is it possible to include the left corner of the upper stone ledge?
Have to go back to the neg -- see if I included all of the left side ... this was shot back in about 95 , I haven't looked at that travel binder for some years ;)..
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I think it is a wonderful image. Had you tried burning in the right and left sides a bit?
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I think it is a wonderful image. Had you tried burning in the right and left sides a bit?
Might give that a try --- most my images were scanned a decade ago >> just now revisiting them = loading images up here ...welcome all tips ~!!
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One of your best by a long chalk cjogo.
+1!!
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Always wondered if those patches on the walls > are from bullets ...German or Russian ...
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I think it is a wonderful image. Had you tried burning in the right and left sides a bit?
I think the right and left sides being lighter actually helps. They lead the eye into the darker middle part of the image. An outstanding image - imo - immediately hits you the second you see it and you don't have to study it before making up your mind about how good it is. This one definitely hit me therefore - imo - outstanding. Is it perfect without any imperfections...... no, but I don't look for something perfect only very pleasing. :)
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Being a staunch Hitchcock fan, I just adore this shot!
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This a publication of my doors from Europe http://www.lenswork.com/previewpages/lw036preview.pdf (http://www.lenswork.com/previewpages/lw036preview.pdf)
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So ..... now we know how the name cjogo is derived.
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So ..... now we know how the name cjogo is derived. ;D
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One of my students did a report on you from that same Lenswork magazine....how funny!
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One of my students did a report on you from that same Lenswork magazine....how funny!
What school ?? Have them contact me ~ would love to hear from them.
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Superb!
Tony Jay