Activity for User 827 - Terry Campanella - shorty4062@aol.com

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14 Dec 17 Reply Great suggestion Larry. The vignette really adds to the image. I also considered making the entire image have a faded quality but since I am struggling every step of the way learning Photoshop, it was not possible at this time. I am hoping that come the new year I can really dive into learning it. Do you have any suggests about materials I can use to help me learn more about this monster program? Dec 20th
14 Dec 17 Comment Larry, what an interesting building... There seems to be no rhyme or reason to where the windows are placed which makes all the more unique. Thanks for sharing it with us. I can see why you felt compelled to photograph it.
Have a WONDER-FILLED holiday!		 Dec 20th
14 Dec 17 Comment Larry, what great colors and design! I love the play of light and shadows as your eye moves across this image. I am amazed by the architect's use of pattern in this design. Can you show us the original so we can get a better sense of where this great image started from? Dec 16th
14 Dec 17 Comment Pat, I disagree with your statement: "you can usually get at least one good shot of a moving sports scene". I have been taking images like this at my grandchildren sporting event and have rarely captured what you where able to capture here.... WELL DONE!!!! Your images has it all: great action, a critical moment that tells a story and great color. Thanks for sharing....
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14 Dec 17 Comment It definitely holds my interest! WOW what I great experiment. The only thing I would be mindful of the placement of the fork on the right. I would like to see it with a bit of the background showing (like the one on the left) so that it provides more overall symmetry to the design. I think the color is perfect for the effect you were going for. You definitely met and exceeded your goal.

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14 Dec 17 Comment Eleanor, I can see why you were drawn to capture this doorway. It is a wonderful old door full of character and begging to have its story told. I am a bit bothered by the branch that seems to come out of nowhere and interrupts the design. Perhaps the story can be better told by cropping the image. I look forward to seeing the other images you took.

Happy holidays to you too!

Dec 16th
14 Dec 17 Comment What I simple but powerful image you created! I think it is strengthen by the fact that the person is not looking directly into the camera but truly appears to be meditating. The only thing I would love to have seen is the subject barefoot. Catching the light as it bends and waves also adds to the overall design. Well done! Dec 16th
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