КРИТИКА

bscheller (56) 2005-07-20 11:18

hey udi! great photograph, but i think, it could have been more critiqued. if it had been on the treklens website. this website is more of a landscape photography, while treklens, is for post-processing and modeling and anything photography. i'm sure you'd get more opinions on tl! see you there! cheers Bart

bscheller (56) 2005-06-18 16:03

hey adi! great portrait, i like the way you were able to capture the beauty of your subject. the light contrast in this photograph is there, but to make a suggestion, post your portraits on treklens, they'll get more attention cheers -Bart

bscheller (56) 2005-06-18 16:02

hey yuval! great portrait but i think the best way to get the critiques and overall interest in your portraits is through treklens. although treklens is quite popular with postprocessing, it's also the best service for portraits. as for your photo, i like the way you were able to capture the mood of the people, its a candid shot and deserves more then the lack of interest generated here. cheers -Bart

bscheller (56) 2005-06-18 15:59

hey boris, its best to post portraits and such on treklens, here more then likely you will not find anyone willing to comment or critique any portraits, but on tl, its quite different, plus more pictures from israel are needed on tl.. shalom -Bart

bscheller (56) 2005-04-13 2:02

czuwaj piotr! dziekuje, ze dodales te zdjecie. jako harcerski instruktor, ktory zabiera udzial w organizacji polskich harcerzy na uchodzstwie. takie zdjecia sa wazne, papierz byl bardzo dobrym bohaterem dla harcerstwa, i wielkim rodakiem. znalazlem zdjecie w naszej kronice z 1969, gdzie biskup karol wojtyla przyjechal do Hamilton, zeby Polakow odwiedzic, dziwnie patrzy sie na takie zdjecie. i like the desaturation, and the emphesis on the national colours, the girls sad pose, and the focus on the uniform. thanks alot for sharing piotr! Czuwaj and God bless -Bart

bscheller (56) 2005-04-12 5:41

Hehe I think Leszno is best known for the balloon fair its been hosting for a while now. I love that little town, Slawek would you have any pictures of the Ratusz? I must say that the clouds are really something, I love the way you were able to capture that darkness, as for the light shinning on the character. Good stuff. I like the way you were able to capture the subject without using flash! The angle and pov is also great! Thanks for sharign -Bart

bscheller (56) 2005-04-05 15:20

Hey Adi! A very beautiful portrait of (what I suppose to be) three brothers. I personally don't think that the background was all that necessary but it doesnt really take away from the photgraph. The focus should have been a little sharper around the boys clothes, but I guess it does help to focus on the actual faces rather then the rest of their bodies. Good Job Adi! -Bart

bscheller (56) 2005-04-05 15:18

Hey Maxim! I like your violonist portrait, the man, looks skilled and very serious. He has a touch with music, and music is one of the greatest gifts humanity has created. I love the simplicity of this photograph, its almost anti-modern, and yet the watch still signifies the modernity of this world. -Bart

bscheller (56) 2005-04-05 15:17

Hey Maxim! The model in your photograph, is simply wonderful, not only in her natural beauty but her facial expression and eyes shine with a very bright smile. It's a great photograph, I like the focus you have given on her face and the fact that she is not directly facing the camera! -Bart

bscheller (56) 2005-04-05 14:59

Hey Gilad! A feeling of disguist, comes over me when I saw this snapshot. A beautiful beach, ruined by an industry in the background and an abandoned car in the foreground. I like the concept of the photograph. The overall sinister tone you have shown to it. The dark grey bleak skies and the very faded but dark colours. Great Job! -Bart