Activity for User 194 - Art Jacoby - ajacoby42@gmail.com

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38 Nov 21 Reply I prefer the portrait crop and I like yours better than mine. Nov 9th
38 Nov 21 Reply It was a photographer, Muybridge, who proved that at a gallop all of a horses hoofs are off the ground Nov 9th
38 Nov 21 Reply To flip the image in PS go to Image and click on it and on the drop down menu to Image rotation and click on it. Nov 9th
38 Nov 21 Comment I like the fact that all the hoofs are off the ground and the detail in the subject. I agree with Regine. I think that you could use more space in the front, crop more tightly and add the rest of the tail. I blurred and darkened the background, brightened the shadows and used Topaz Clarity to increase the contrast and saturation. Nov 8th
38 Nov 21 Comment I like the light and the fog and how there is a path leading through the forest to the light. I tried cropping to the path and used Topaz Glow to make it even more mysterious and ominous. Nov 8th
38 Nov 21 Reply I don't see your image. Nov 7th
38 Nov 21 Comment I think you captured the feeling of a fall scene and I like the stone church. For me, the greens are over saturated. I brought our more detail and structure with Nik Viveza, cropped and flipped it, used dodging and burning and a curves adjustment to give it a more rustic and rough look. Nov 7th
38 Nov 21 Reply That is true for many but not all PSA competitions. Most of the club competitions that I have judged included a title. It does influence my judging. I like the guidance of a title since it gives me a clue as to their intention otherwise I am just using my subjective opinion. I think the major professional photography competition like the Spyder Awards, Black and White Magazine and the International Color Awards use the title. If you exhibit in a gallery or art show they usually require a title. It is the dialogue that makes the world go round> I appreciate and understand your perspective. Nov 6th
38 Nov 21 Reply You raise an interesting issue. Most competitions and exhibits require at title. I think a provocative title provokes a response from the viewer and gets them to react to the image instead of just passing it by. I do want a response to my work. Nov 4th
38 Nov 21 Comment Sunandan your input is important. I look forward to getting your feedback. I learn more from people who can explain what they don't like or get about my images than those who just say they are great. Nov 4th
38 Nov 21 Comment Kudos on your crop and processing. I like this story of family and friends, I cropped it more and darkened the background to draw more attention to the great story and subjects. Nov 3rd
38 Nov 21 Comment I think it is well seen and processed. I like how you have used the vanishing point and diminishing perspective to control the viewer. I agree with Kurtis that there are many ways to take this photo. I tried a tighter crop as another approach to the image. Nov 3rd
38 Nov 21 Comment I think this is well seen and well composed with diagonals and a diminishing perspective. I think the color palliate works and the lady in red is an effective hook.
I am hoping to get your feedback on our images.		 Nov 3rd
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