weekly Marshall194's Photo52 Week 21 temperature added

michael23 said:
Great image for fear Chris, really works well. If you click the share tab above your image in flickr you need to grab the link and get the bb/html code, copy this and then paste into your post.
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Thank for the flickr posting tip(y) I think I jumped in befor I was able to swim but hey ho also thanks for the comment

Chris
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Dark Knight said:
Liking your first 2 weeks pics Chris, as others have said, great dof and pov (y)

Look forward to seeing what you come up with next - good luck with the rest of your challenge :)
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Thank you it is really nice when people like your photos (y) and as for what is comming next I can't wait for sat :D
 
blondie606 said:
Hi Chris.....'pologies for taking sooo long to find your thread...there's just so bloomin many to get through :bonk:

Direction....yup , liking it...the angle the DOF...really good start (y)

Fear....that'll give me nightmares....nice angle to put emphasis on the cleaver , like the mono...(y)
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No need to apologise for the late drop in :shrug: thanks for comming and commenting
 
posiview said:
Holy crap...if that's you in fear then it's a super, amazing, fantastic photograph, etc.

If it's not you then it's a bit meh...joking. Reminds me of a scene from Chainsaw Massacre. Just the clipped fingers and some loss of detail in the handle.

Cheers and (y)
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Well it must be a bit meh then LOL:LOL: as for the clipped fingers I don't know if I cropped them or they are out of frame.
I will have a look thanks for the comments tho
 
Hi Chris,

Good start to the challenge, you did good job on the direction theme, I like the low view perspective.

Fear is bang on theme, very scary!

All the best with the next 50.

Carol
 
superpippo said:
Hi Chris

#1 Direction - good take on the theme.
#2 fear - v . good pic. B&W is v. appropriate, excellent focus on the axe head with just enough detail of the face (so that he could be identified on Crimewatch:D) to invoke fear. Good lighting. All in all very impressive.
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thanks for the comments i will pop over and see your 52 soon


cazagee said:
Hi Chris,

Good start to the challenge, you did good job on the direction theme, I like the low view perspective.

Fear is bang on theme, very scary!

All the best with the next 50.

Carol
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thank you and to you!
 
Like it pal, I may go for the boat shot now seein as you havn't. Hehe

The best shots IMHO :) are 2&4. The simplicity of 2 makes that one and I like the shot with jess' foot (I hope that's jess' foot if it's not you have very feminine feet lol) by the taps. Although if I'm being picky :) her foot may have worked better a little to the right of the shot. (y)
 
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Treehugger81 said:
Like it pal, I may go for the boat shot now seein as you havn't. Hehe

The best shots IMHO :) are 2&4. The simplicity of 2 makes that one and I like the shot with jess' foot (I hope that's jess' foot if it's not you have very feminine feet lol) by the taps. Although if I'm being picky :) her foot may have worked better a little to the right of the shot. (y)
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Eer no pal it's my foot (y) thanks for the complement! And I am going to take it as one and yeah go for the boat if you like(y) thanks for the Crit :D
 
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Personally i prefer #4, it just has that added sigh and relaxing feel to it with some one actually in the bath.
Great take on a very very hard theme this week.
 
def no. 4 for me, and I know that sigh (I love soaking in a bath)

I think the foot shows it more that you are sighing because of being in the bath, rather than just someone filling a bath :)
 
Just catching up,

Direction really like the low down perspective and bang on theme.

Fear,,, what else is there to be said except scary bloke

Sigh, number 4 for me as well, yes laying a hot bath makes me sigh with contentment as well
 
I see what you were trying but don’t know if you pulled it off, I can’t work out what the focus point is in the first 3 but think you have the 4th spot on and really like it would have liked to see a bit of steam rising up don’t know how you would capture that thou.
 
zeb said:
I see what you were trying but don’t know if you pulled it off, I can’t work out what the focus point is in the first 3 but think you have the 4th spot on and really like it would have liked to see a bit of steam rising up don’t know how you would capture that thou.
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Yes I can see your point with the first three and as for the steam in four. I wanted some and the water was red hot as I lowered my self and tripod in to it but alas no steam to be had. I even opened the window to see if that would help but no, all I got was very cold very quick!
 
Nothing to say that hasn't been said already. I think 4 is the shot but I agree some wispy steam would have added to it however you considered and attempted that. Well done on a hard week :D
 
Hi Chris,

I can almost hear the long sigh as the stresses of the day melt away in that lovely bubble bath.
No 4 is the one for me, the inclusion of a person in the shot makes a huge difference. ...I can relate to it and imagine myself running a bath like that. Great image; well done.

Carol
 
Hi, I'm not a foot person but #4 for me. I'd rather the bottle wasn't here as I find it slightly distracting.

They all look a tad grey and unsure if this was intentional :thinking:

Cheers.
 
Direction : A good idea and well implemented.
Fear : That's mean and moody looking, I think it works well, but perhaps not cropping the little finger from the fist ??
Sigh :Hmm... tricky... I think the last probably says sigh more than the others.. Not sure on leaving the squeegy (??) in the third one... A good idea for a tough theme
 
Like it!!! Needs more bubbles to make it truly sigh-worthy for me (is that a little gay? ;)), and I think maybe the B&W cools it down too much when you're aiming for warm and welcoming, but I do like them a lot.
 
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Still playing catch up on posts :eek:

Loving the direction shot, wonderful dof and low down perspective. Fear is really good, bang on theme and v scary. Certainly no.4 of your sigh pics does it for me (y)
 
#1 is a brilliant photo but perhaps a bit too obvious lol, I also like #2 - I'm always trying to make those darn sugar cages and I can never get them right grrrr
 
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