Activity for User 419 - Dr Isaac Vaisman - ivaisman@bellsouth.net

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4	Mar 22	Comment	Erik, the early bird gets the large worm... Great image. Nothing to add	Mar 10th
4	Mar 22	Reply	Bill, I like your very elaborated recipe. It really made the rocks and formations stand out and made the sky more prominent	Mar 9th
4	Mar 22	Comment	Ian, scary end product to say the least. Great blending job.	Mar 8th
4	Mar 22	Comment	Bill, this is one of the best painterly rendition I have seen. Great job, and very artistic	Mar 8th
4	Mar 22	Comment	Here we see that there is more than one way to finish an image	Mar 8th
4	Mar 22	Reply	Thank you Bill. It looks great	Mar 8th
4	Mar 22	Reply	No Erik, this was handheld	Mar 8th
4	Mar 22	Reply	Thank you Gary. It really intensified the grungy look.	Mar 8th
4	Mar 22	Comment	Gary, another great architectural image full of lines and shapes, and I have to admit that you became a microsurgeon removing the tree from the frame. You were very successful in creating many shades going from white to black. The image is very sharp. Interesting vantage point.	Mar 3rd
4	Mar 22	Comment	Vella, peak of action. The image is sharp, good PP. Looks a lot like a Great Blue Heron. Very sharp.	Mar 3rd
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58	Mar 22	Comment	Gloria, I find this image very interesting and with a small amount of mystery. The well dressed woman is entering the shadowed area which will make her less evident, and then we have the well illuminated building in the background which takes my interest as well. The shadows in the foreground add interest to the image. Image is sharp, and the colors are well handled	Mar 31st
58	Mar 22	Reply	Les, interesting crop as well as flip of the image. This makes the lady left handed though.	Mar 18th
58	Mar 22	Comment	Bill, again welcome to our group. Interesting illuminated building giving your Ottawa location. Your slow shutter speed allowed some blurring of the scatters denoting motion. I think that the bush in the right lower quadrant of the image is distracting and blocking one of the skaters, and probably you could have avoid by changing your vantage point	Mar 9th
58	Mar 22	Comment	Dan, as you describe her concentration is very obvious to retain equilibrium on the arranged stones tower. I like the instant that you clicked the shutter freezing her hands framing the top stones and her eyes are directly looking at them. The image is sharp and the background is completely non distracting. I was debating whether or not to crop the green backpack and the think in the right lower (my right) corner protruding into the image	Mar 9th
58	Mar 22	Comment	Les, great interaction of the father with his son. The flowing water of the fountain, and the falling droplets of the hand as the kid drinks balances the image. It is sharp. Obviously it was harsh light that you managed very well	Mar 9th
58	Mar 22	Comment	Roger, it is interesting as how the large velodrome structure overpowers the cyclist, but still keeps the content into context. The fact that the man is looking into the building adds interest to the image. It is sharp	Mar 9th
58	Mar 22	Comment	Bruce, interesting character and image. Obviously it caught your interest and of the young bystander man. The difference in size of the tattooed man and the little dog makes the image to have some funny component, not to mention the unconventional tattoos. The image is sharp and your crop made the composition	Mar 9th
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59	Mar 22	Reply	Ronald, I did not preselected the speed. I probably moved the dial as I was shooting, or in between riders. Normally I keep the camera on auto ISO with limit and minimum speed. The new Nikon Z9 can handle very high ISO with very little noise	Mar 9th
59	Mar 22	Reply	Ronald, then even more remarkable indeed. I have very rapid reflexes and catch things before they hit the ground, but I do use rapid bursts but you have to know the behavior of your prey to anticipate.	Mar 9th
59	Mar 22	Comment	Gerald, the success of any action sport image is to be in the right vantage point. Peak of action, sharp, background in the context of the image, and as Bruce said, you can tell the anticipation in the face language of the bench players and the public	Mar 9th
59	Mar 22	Comment	Ronald, you not only got the ball on the tennis racket, but the player completely in the air. Peak of action. The only way to capture an image like this is by using a rapid burst. Image is completely sharp	Mar 9th
59	Mar 22	Comment	Hans, another of your images with a privileged vantage point. There is total eye contact with you. The image is sharp. I think there is too much space around her that is distracting. I cropped the image to make her stand out and still keep the context of the competition. The image is small so now there is some pixelation	Mar 9th
59	Mar 22	Comment	Bruce, this is literally to be at the right place at the right time and know how to use your tools. Excellent capture. Very sharp, and as Hans said, great separation with the other player. Peak of action with all 4 in the air	Mar 9th
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72	Mar 22	Comment	Mary, great B&W interpretation of the winter Yellowstone landscape. Nice contrast and real whites and real blacks. The image is sharp. I see a path going from the left (my left) lower corner of the frame that leads my eyes towards the back on the right which is obscured by fog what gives a mystery feel to the image	Mar 18th
72	Mar 22	Comment	Bruce, great interaction of all the members of the family. The grey fox I presume is the male with a vigilant eye. While two kids are nursing, the third is cuddling with the mother. Perfect family portrait. The bokeh of the 800 mm wide open is unique. Sharp as it can be	Mar 9th
72	Mar 22	Comment	Randy, we are glad that you are back. Yes, the Z9 is a camera completely different and outperforms any previous Nikon professional bodies. I am also lucky I received mine early January and have been learning its brains. I like the image of the white egret in flight, and since you had the 500 PF wide open, the background is blurred and non distracting. Great sequence of images. I see a bluish hue on the white feathers which I just desaturated	Mar 3rd
72	Mar 22	Comment	Marie, this image is nature at its best. The hawk with its kill. Not for people with a sensitive stomach. You captured the raptor at peak of action and enjoyment of its prey. The little green branch adds to the colors and composition. It is sharp and the snow is not overexposed or grey, and it shows detail.	Mar 3rd
72	Mar 22	Comment	Please look at the Bulletin Board. Marie is sharing some information with us.	Mar 3rd
72	Mar 22	Comment	Adrian, you were lucky with the weather in the area. I have been there three times and only once the weather was good for photography of the volcano. I like very much the landscape orientation of the image with the different types of vegetation and a beautiful sky, but I think they overpower the volcano, which I think is the center of attention in this image. Additionally you had the gift of a conical cloud crowning the peak of the mountain (lenticular cloud). The image is sharp and the colors are well balanced.	Mar 3rd
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92	Mar 22	Comment	Ian, great image. In addition to what has been said, I like the fact that the white oblique line coming from the girl on the left seems to be pulling the right foot of the passerby	Mar 23rd
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