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Great macjake 2011-08-10 4:12

Hi John
was this the photo you're talking about that you thought people would respond better to on TE?
just curious :)
I love this shot, this curve and the overall sense of depth. the arches get smaller and smaller, the textures are very well seen and felt.
nice shot!!
cheers
craig

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Old 08-10-2011, 11:27 AM
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Hi Craig,

Thank you for your kind remarks about this one.

But, please remind me - when did I say something about responses on TE? Was it in a critique of one of yours? I really can't remember - I'm getting too old and forgetful these days!

Still, I'm pleased that you like this one. It was taken during a wonderful week's photographic course in Menorca with Philip Dunn, an ex-travel and press photographer and a delightful fellow. His website is quite interesting and you can also follow his blog there if you're interested.

Nope, I just can't recall what I said - please remind me!

Cheers,

John.
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Old 08-10-2011, 12:04 PM
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Hi John

you mentioned it on a very recent (perhaps yesterday) critique of Lisa Delpeoples photo....
her photo of the razor blade style architecture shot!
take a look!
let me know!
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craig
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Old 08-10-2011, 12:20 PM
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Hi Craig,

Yes, I am a bit thick!

Well, actually, I thought this one of the "tunnels" was quite good and it did, in fact, receive quite good comments and reviews.

I think a lot of my pictures are, to be frank, a bit boring - like the one I put on today - nice building, colours and sharpness (I think) are quite good, it's quite pretty too, but it's boring, if you know what I mean. Lisa has the ability (and the imagination) to make pictures interesting as also does another great favourite of mine, Gunnar Holmertz (saxo042), who always sems to manage to get a bright red object somewhere in his pictures to give a bit of impact.

Personally, I think I'm quite reasonable when it comes to the technical side of things but what I lack is the "eye" to see a good picture - I just hope that that's something that can be learned and not just something that only comes with our genes!

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John.
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