Critiques

AMZINCHIA (1082) 2006-10-16 7:24

Ciao Fred,
Moi tu vois je la trouve très bien réussie.
Le cepia est un bon choix, cela créé une ambiance.
Très belle compo.
Bien amicalement.
AMZ

AMZINCHIA (1082) 2006-09-30 10:42

Hi Michel, I like this fascinating image. Of course, and to be very honest, what makes your picture, is the other photographer's picture. But what makes HIS picture, is your little one, so small, so humble, so naive, so weak in front of the big sick wheel of work, rush, and money. Good job to the three of you: YOU, the other photographer, and the tiny-tiny-human watching a scene of crazy world. Well done, cheers, --amz

AMZINCHIA (1082) 2006-09-30 10:38

Very graphic. Wonderfully sized. Did you ask these guys to pose for you, or did you just shoot as the scene went by? Bravo, --amz

  AMZINCHIA (1082) 2006-09-30 10:35

Ciao Andrea, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, let's stop using the same old frames which have been used, over, and over, endlessly. Of course, this is a great view of Paris. And your colors are very dramatic. But so boring, my god, so boring! Art and photography are just about SURPRISE. NOVELTY. CREATITON. ZEST OF LIFE. Not REPETITION.
I hope you do not mind my passion about this. I say, because, I'm sure you can do SO MUCH BETTER. Cheers, --amz

AMZINCHIA (1082) 2006-09-30 7:43

Well done, very playful, very graphic. Simple, and very efficient. I love the mix of color on the city background, and the B&W-kind-of silhouettes against it. I love the different positioning of the feet against the iron bars of the chairs: telling so much about each one's personality. Well done, --amz

AMZINCHIA (1082) 2006-09-30 7:40

Salut Luan, pas mal du tout cette flèche de la chance, comme tu dis. Super joli décentrage, comme un accompagnement au déhanché sensuel de la silhouette. Beaux rendus des matières lisses, lumières, reflets ... Avec cette photo, le rêve s'infiltre dans les parkings. Sympa, très sympa. Cheers, --amz

AMZINCHIA (1082) 2006-09-30 7:36

Hi Roy, good texture, framing, and of course .... genious of Antoni Gaudi! The yellow color works well here, so it's good you did not post-process at all. Cheers, --amz

AMZINCHIA (1082) 2006-09-28 23:42

Peter, this is a superb composition, and such an informative image. Are you joking when you mean 'this series will be technically and compositionally flawed'??? The scary magic of your image is that while you are making these guys look like toys (GI-Joe kind-of) in a ToysRus window, you enhance our fear and phobia of what our militarised world is. Fantastic shot and experience. Thanks. And superbly done. Cheeers, --amz

AMZINCHIA (1082) 2006-09-27 8:30

Hi Yoga, I am simply mesmerized by this portrait. Gorgeous light, dof, framing, and processing.
Great, great processing. Now, with this one as an introduction, I am going to rush into your gallery to see more of your outstanding work.
Could you tell me what the 'SanDisk Extreme III' particularly brings to this image? I'd really be interested in knowing about it. Thanks, and bravo!!! Cheers, --amz

AMZINCHIA (1082) 2006-09-27 8:26

Hi Aires, your image really stands out! Fantastic framing and speed control to get a fabulous sharpness on the station structure and the speed of the metallic train. A very atmospheric image for an architecture picture. And, my god, what a grand blue for an evening sky!!! Well done, cheers, --amz