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bulb setting shot of space heater.5 total reviews
Comment from Cricket
Interesting...just not sure how to judge it. It's not my genre. Keep working on it though! Do what you love and the money will come! So find your passion and go with it!
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Interesting...just not sure how to judge it. It's not my genre. Keep working on it though! Do what you love and the money will come! So find your passion and go with it!
Comment Written 05-May-2004
Comment from Bambootiger
There seems to be a going on here in the way of reflections and texture. It works as an abstract. Is this what you were try for? Not knowing what the space heater looked like it is a little hard to deduce much of your technique, like was your camera on a tripod, and was this a multiple exposure.
reply by the author on 04-May-2004
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There seems to be a going on here in the way of reflections and texture. It works as an abstract. Is this what you were try for? Not knowing what the space heater looked like it is a little hard to deduce much of your technique, like was your camera on a tripod, and was this a multiple exposure.
Comment Written 04-May-2004
reply by the author on 04-May-2004
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acctually the only technical aspect of this photo was the bulb setting i use. i held the shutter open and zoomed in on it with a telephoto and released the shutter.
Comment from Elle
Ahhhh, yes when you see the explanation you can 'see' the picture and make out the scene! Nicely done, nice to see something a bit more creative. Interesting. Thanks.
reply by the author on 04-May-2004
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Ahhhh, yes when you see the explanation you can 'see' the picture and make out the scene! Nicely done, nice to see something a bit more creative. Interesting. Thanks.
Comment Written 04-May-2004
reply by the author on 04-May-2004
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thank you
Comment from Ash
Woah, this messes with my eyes! I think I can make out a little of the heater, but the image is cool how it seems to leap out at you. I'm not terribly crazy about the colors, but they do correspond well with "heat" being warm colors. I think that you could play around with other colors in photoshop and see if you can find some bizarre hues that will enhance what you have. Very interesting. I can see why you got an A.
reply by the author on 04-May-2004
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Woah, this messes with my eyes! I think I can make out a little of the heater, but the image is cool how it seems to leap out at you. I'm not terribly crazy about the colors, but they do correspond well with "heat" being warm colors. I think that you could play around with other colors in photoshop and see if you can find some bizarre hues that will enhance what you have. Very interesting. I can see why you got an A.
Comment Written 04-May-2004
reply by the author on 04-May-2004
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thanks for the tips, i appreciate your comments.
Comment from Papa
cndnsnow, this is a stunning image! I applaud you! The gold colours, tones and hues are magnificent and I admire the manner it which those streaks break across the work. The reddish colours at centre are very dramatic as well, and tend to draw me deeply into the image, I would like to know how you managed this one.
Peace, Papa.
reply by the author on 04-May-2004
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cndnsnow, this is a stunning image! I applaud you! The gold colours, tones and hues are magnificent and I admire the manner it which those streaks break across the work. The reddish colours at centre are very dramatic as well, and tend to draw me deeply into the image, I would like to know how you managed this one.
Peace, Papa.
Comment Written 04-May-2004
reply by the author on 04-May-2004
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thank you, i didn' t even think it was good enough for this site. thanks