Activity for User 1371 - Freddie Kelvin - freddie.kelvin@gmail.com

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79 Oct 22 Comment It can be, of course, any story you want. I think peoples' interpretations cover a wide range of stories/emotions...at least, that's my hope.

Oct 26th
79 Oct 22 Comment You're right, Lynne: it does look like a beating heart!
I have a medical background, too( radiology). I can see that a beating heart may not be everyone's cup of tea when it comes to imagery!!
Oct 18th
79 Oct 22 Comment Both these images are stunning and, like Gerard says, has a wonderful resemblance to a Turner painting.
I think I prefer Linda's approach, for the reflection of the boat looks a bit contrived given the dense, swirling background.
This image would make a great large-scale exhibit piece that viewers will positively drool over.
Oct 17th
79 Oct 22 Comment This is an intriguing image, especially as I suffer from an obsession with reflections. Unlike Karl, I am bothered by the strip just off-center rather than the strip on the left: it's too "in my face!", and the detail is almost washed out.
On the other hand, many might like its bright glare...so who am I to say?
I agree with Karl that this would make a great aluminium print, especially if we toned it down a wee bit.
Oct 17th
79 Oct 22 Comment I love the composition of this...it's hard to go wrong in the lily ponds of Longwood! I agree with the others that the colors, at least for my taste, are far too saturated -especially as the image is a realistic one and not at all abstract. Karl's dark background is really effective, and adds a whole new dimension to the image he chose. (When I shoot dance, I crave for a dark background so the dancers really stand out - but I don't always get it) Oct 17th
79 Oct 22 Comment This is quite extraordinary, Karl! I find the trio more compelling, but the slim Klimt-like version of Gerard's is very elegant. I am truly amazed what techniques like these can achieve! Oct 11th
79 Oct 22 Comment Gerard's vertical presentation is far more appealing than my horizontal take. By increasing the highlights, you've also increased the drama considerably. This combination is far more dynamic than my version. Thanks!!! Oct 11th
79 Oct 22 Comment Like Gerard, I prefer the original 2. Karl's cleanup helps greatly, but I would suggest lightening the tone a bit more.

The original image is very striking, and a great capture.
Oct 11th

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