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Study Group 12 |
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| Carole Kropscot | I like each of your experiments. The top right is my favorite as a stand-alone picture. The bottom left is fun to look at and to study the reflection...to find YOU! The entire presentation gives me the feeling that you did have fun playing with the filters. |
| Jenny Gu | Nice library of filters applied on these glasses. I could feel how fun you were. I like the wine cup with dark background. The property of the glass presented so well. What is the metadata of the original wine cup photo? Thanks. |
| Ruth Rittichier | A very creative composition for this assignment. I can see that you had a great time with these. I especially like the colored pencil and sumi-e versions. They look like old world art. |
| Walter Ross | I feel a border would complete the composition. I like the way you show us the before and after presentation. |
| Barbara Kuebler | It is interesting to see how different filters affect the same subject, and how much brighter the altered glasses are. You did a good job. |
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| Member Bio | |
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Ulrike Henn I make my home in Hamburg, but love to travel the world with my camera and my pen. After studying photography in Munich I started working as a photojournalist reporting from movie sets and TV studios for a press agency. After some years in the management department of this agency, I spent 10 years in the US reporting as a freelancer for several German media outlets. Back in Germany I again managed a press agency for several years. At the moment I work as a freelance photographer (on assignment, reporting and artistic work), writer and lay-out editor. |
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