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| Warren Wilson | nice composition. I like the shadows. I like it that you showed the end of the tree branch and the damaged wall on the right. |
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| Terry Kness | Exposure is good, nice detail in highlights and shadows. Image is sharp. I find the shadow distracting, and there are competing elements for center of attention. I don't know what to focus on. |
| Meg Puente |
Very nice image. I'm not sure what I would change, if anything...I think perhaps the shadow is a bit too strong. I love the brick showing through the broken stucco and the peek-a-boo window. Somehow my eye doesn't move smoothly through the image...perhaps cloning out the white patch in the lower right corner would help, and adding some magenta tot he reds may work a bit more color magic. |
| Debbie Garland |
I
thought the wall was the subject until I read it. I like the
cracked area exposing the bricks. the tree adds nice
framing. The window also adds to the wall. Perhaps if
the window itself is the subject a tighter shot or different angle
would work.
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Joe Kennedy -
Biography I have been “happily retired” since March of 2003 after having spent thirty-three years as an educator in the City of Boston. My second career has afforded me the precious gift of time to use my treasures and talents in ways not possible while working on lesson plans and correcting papers. One of the primary recipients of my new found freedom has been photography. Currently, I am a member in good standing with the Stony Brook Camera Club in Wrentham, MA. After spending numerous years with a floundering camera club in southeastern Massachusetts, I started up a digital-only group - the Hockomock Digital Photographers. More than twenty-five photo enthusiasts in the area have joined me in the pursuit of improving our photography. My camera of choice is Nikon’s D-200
with some support from PhotoShop’s CS3. My digital learning curve
will continue to expand as there is so much to comprehend and
implement. |
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