Critiques

KiltedArab (0) 2006-06-21 7:44

Great picture, Sergio. I like the angle looking down the stairs, the vibrancy of colours throughout, the clarity of detail -it's all good.

KiltedArab (0) 2006-06-21 7:27

Hi Murray Nice view of what has fast become my second favourite city on earth, behind Edinburgh :-) I don't think this is the best image you've taken but, in my opinion, i'd rather connect with a photo like this than have no feeling towards a more technically perfect image. Especially when you again make the effort to include a good note. There are lovely walks down either side of the river from here with good retaurants and bars all around. I like this, thanks for posting.

  KiltedArab (0) 2006-06-20 10:06

Hi Keen...a photographers note here would be great. I kinda like the image but would like to know more about where and how...i'm in Singapore myself, so take an interest in local photos!

KiltedArab (0) 2006-06-20 9:03

Football - the universal language! Great note and great catch of an intense scene. The sea of red, the floodlights and the twin tower thingies - all good. Nice to have the clock in there as well!

KiltedArab (0) 2006-06-20 6:49

Hi David, as an expat Sweaty it tweaks my wee heartstrings to see images like this... Lovely clear day with a nice blue sky. Maybe the depth of field isnt perfect, but you've caught the scene well with nice colours and a feeling of 'being there'. nice one.

KiltedArab (0) 2006-06-20 6:41

Lovely colours, sharp image and good detail - the brickwork, fire hydrant and the shrubs. Interesting for me to see this sort of architecture from the US.

KiltedArab (0) 2006-06-20 0:37

Hi Roy I think it's a failing of Trekearth that this image hasn't been critiqued. Good points: choice of vertical as opposed to landscaped. The light highlighting different areas of the image. The capture of the different faces of the warriors. The angle of the image - well done. Bad points: just the focus, i'm afraid - the depth of field isn't great, sorry! But still a good pic, well done.

KiltedArab (0) 2006-06-20 0:31

Hello Haya The rock at the back right appears to have two faces next to each other - life in the rocks, perhaps! Best regards KA

KiltedArab (0) 2006-06-19 19:08

ok, two ponts cos I wanna know the joke as well! :-)

KiltedArab (0) 2006-06-19 7:50

You've caught the cramped feeling well - the shops and homes, the slope of the hill and the telegraph poles all add to the sens of claustrophobia. Good mix of colours and the guy on the bike adds an extra element of interest.