best friend
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bvue/Mikko (79)
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from stefanopiozzi/Stefano (1,444) 
on October 16, 2007 3:09:15 PM CDT
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Hi Bvue! I'm sorry for the red one but i find that the people on the left is really disturbing all the scene. IMO the shot can work better if only the "best friend" were in the composition and the owner was imagined only due the leash.
Regards.
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Photo - a Space Photo What is it ?
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spounky/Rubble (10)
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from stefanopiozzi/Stefano (1,444)
on December 4, 2006 1:28:58 PM CST
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Hi! i'm sorry for the reds but i can't understand the meaning of this shot. I think that a shot could be appreciate with a comment that explain your intention and describe the subject you attempt. In this case what is it? is a lighr? is a blur? whitout any explanation my impression is that the shot is "seriously and irredeemably flawed". Best Regards.
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The spectator's view
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ivanm/Ivan (470)
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from stefanopiozzi/Stefano (1,444)
on October 25, 2006 10:00:49 AM CDT
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Hi Ivan. I'm sorry for the red one but i think that this shot need a comment to be undestood at its best. First of all what the shoot rapresent, where we are, just to give a location. Maybe could be important for someone who live near there and wants to attempt to this perspective. Second, technically, maybe the part on the right could be cropped and let the build alone in the brick's frame. Best regards. Stefano
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leaves
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lgfoto/Lenka (3,696)
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from stefanopiozzi/Stefano (1,444)
on August 25, 2006 6:35:13 PM CDT
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Hi Lenka. I'm sorry for the red one but i think this shot doesn't work as well as the subject can. First the lights:too strong and overexposed on some leaves and too dark and underexp on other. Second, IMO, to much leaves distracting the attention from the detail of the single leave. From a closer shot you can rapresent details like the veins. Third all that white drops are too much disturbing; mayby without a so strong light is possible to avoid that effect. Regards, Stefano
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A Bench(2)
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jimmywen/Jimmy (9,310)
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from stefanopiozzi/Stefano (1,444)
on August 25, 2006 12:20:53 PM CDT
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Hi Jimmy!" I find your shot really well done. The silouette is really well composed and the dark on the bottom is not too "high". Perfect the focus on the bench and the frame is well appropriate. Congrats! Stefano
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little explorer
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camille1017/Kevin (160)
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from stefanopiozzi/Stefano (1,444)
on August 11, 2006 3:45:05 PM CDT
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Hi. I'm sorry for the red one but i think that this shot doesn't work as well as can. First of all the light near the right eye is too strong and get more contrast with the other parts of theface that appear to me too dark. Second the crop is to narrow: i think that a little of background could help to balance the colours. Mayby if you dont like in this shot a background a little white frame could help to have a less "breathless" shot. Best regards. Stefano
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Surrounded by poppies
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josu/Josu (1,640)
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from stefanopiozzi/Stefano (1,444)
on August 5, 2006 6:26:05 AM CDT
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What a beatiful place! i like the colours, the composition and the cut you choose. Maiby the background is too dark. Regards. Stefano
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summerSky
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djatzeea/Sara (2,846)
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from stefanopiozzi/Stefano (1,444)
on June 24, 2006 10:13:16 AM CDT
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Hi Sara, i find this cityscape really well done due to the lights, the angle and the reflections. Regards. Stefano
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DEVON
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gchase/George (32)
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from stefanopiozzi/Stefano (1,444)
on June 17, 2006 6:56:27 PM CDT
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Hi george. Sorry for the reds. I think your shot doesn't work for the following reasons.
First of all. I think in this case a comment could be helpful to understand the situation and the expression of the boy.
Second one the great light coming from the left side is really disturbing. Maybe a crop on that side could help.
Third the writing on the top. I don't like it because is in great contrast with the warm atmosphere you tried to show.
Best regards. Stefano
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Love...
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jung40l/Gratang (54)
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from stefanopiozzi/Stefano (1,444)
on June 17, 2006 9:48:28 AM CDT
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HI Gratang. I'm sorry for the red one but i think this shot doesn't work for some reasons. First of all i think that ina shot like this it's worth to give some explanation to the people wich approach to your photo. In fact io can see and i can image something and i would like to know wath your intention were. Second the subject: i can see that one but all the reflections are too disturbing. Please let me know more about this shot. Regards.
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lone bulb
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aligokkurt/Ali (65)
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from stefanopiozzi/Stefano (1,444)
on June 4, 2006 6:26:15 AM CDT
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HI Ali! I'm sorry for the red one but i think that your shot could be improved to reach better quality. First the shot appear so much grainy and blurred. Second one the angle you choose IMO colud be better, in this way the wire cut in two parts your photo and on the top there isn't nothing of interesting. Mayby croppin all the top on the wire and part of the bottom you could reach a better result, improving the attention on the lamp. Best Regards, Stefano
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Waterbuck in the Pilanesberg
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bushbaby/Janine (112)
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from stefanopiozzi/Stefano (1,444)
on June 4, 2006 4:05:26 AM CDT
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Hi Janine. Welcome on Photosig.I find your shot interesting due to the subject. Unfortunately the light you had that day wassn't the best to obtain a wonderful result. In fact it hurt to much on the neck and on the hears of the Waterbucks. Peraphs you can reduce the distractin background with a little crop on the top of your photo. Best Regards. Stefano
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Early morning
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perli/Per (104)
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from stefanopiozzi/Stefano (1,444)
on June 3, 2006 5:09:21 PM CDT
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Hi Per! the subject has great potential but i think your shot left a point of interest. Maybe improving the attention on the house with a little crop of the sky the eye could catch better the fog of an Early Morning. Regards Stefano
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The Storm is Coming
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guillermo/Guillermo (264)
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from stefanopiozzi/Stefano (1,444)
on June 3, 2006 3:45:42 PM CDT
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HI Guillermo! I like the subject but i think that in post production you can do better. First of all cropping all the left side that is too dark and nothing added to the main subject. The left side is also blurred and all the sky seems grainy. Second Maibe you have to rotate on the left the orizon that is too on the right.
I think on this kind of shot is really useful giving tecnichal details in every occasion you catch the shot (tripod? kind of camera...f/stop exposure...
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peaceful land
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maxmukhin/Maxim (71)
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from stefanopiozzi/Stefano (1,444)
on June 2, 2006 9:37:05 AM CDT
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Hi MAxim. I'm sorry for the red one, but IMO this one in "unispired and uniteresting" due to the fact that i can't find a main subject. Maybe overall the shot is the main subject, but it transmit to my any emotion like a shot like this had to make. Regards. Stefano
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