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Comment by JudithAnn posted on Voting #4 - the votes: at 30/10/2010 - 02:47
Pentax K-m
Focal 160.0mm
Exposure time 0.250s
Aerpture f5/6
ISO 100
Date 10-14-10
Comment by JudithAnn posted on Entries for Fortnightly Competition #53 - Sunset at 14/10/2010 - 21:05
My congrats to the winners.
Comment by JudithAnn posted on Entries for Fortnightly Competition #51 Industry at 01/10/2010 - 23:18
The Terrible Two's
She looks so unrepentive!
I would enter this in the comp except it states "public" art and I am not taking her in public looking like this!!!
Comment by JudithAnn posted on Graffiti - art or bullsht? at 01/10/2010 - 22:01
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Harverst Time
Pentax K-m
Sept 23'd 2010
Focal Length 21.3mm
Exposure Time .003s
Aperture f/8.0
ISO 100
Comment by JudithAnn posted on Entries for Fortnightly Competition #51 Industry at 27/09/2010 - 09:20
Good subject JudithAnn. Please will you get back to the tradition of naming 2nd, 3rd and any HCs whenh you do your judging. We seem to have lost these in the last couple of weeks.
David
By the way Sir, where is your entry?...I bet it is coming!!!
Comment by JudithAnn posted on #166 Weekly Comp: "It's What's on the Inside That Counts"; Comments at 16/09/2010 - 22:16
#1 Number one is priceless. I love the true capture of the human emotions. Children do this better then any adult. They are so uninhibited. Number one has fantastic impact for the viewer. It brings delight, amusement, and the pure joy of childhood. In my opinion it a lovely capture.
#2. The seven year old and the missing teeth. Again it a nice capture, a picture for the family scrapbook. I often am gravitated toward pictures of children where they are not smiling, because they have been told to do so. She is a darling.
#3 Brother and sister pose is sweet and I love the way the little sister is looking off verses the young man looking right at you.
#4 This is another winner. This photograph draws you in for a deeper look. The child eyes seem so tact sharp that her look hold ones attention, again lending itself to emotion. Nice work here!
#5 She has wonderful life and lights in her eyes. Her pleased look, or smug look makes one grin back. I am sure this picture will be cherished for a long time.
#6 Not as capturing as the others, I found the shadows on her face distracting and I found her pose to be a bit un-natural like, as well as her back too dark.
#7 This was not my favorite either. I thought it looked too posed and not very natural either. it looked like something you might pose for teenagers .
Please, this is just my own opinions I hope it's been a help to you to see an others view
Have fun everyone!
Regards; Judithann
Comment by JudithAnn posted on #166 Weekly Comp: "It's What's on the Inside That Counts"; Comments at 14/09/2010 - 00:14
Comment by JudithAnn posted on Newbie from Hinckley at 08/09/2010 - 14:33
Comment by JudithAnn posted on Hi pentax fans at 08/09/2010 - 14:32


I think a photo like this brings up sweet memories of being little and the world full of wonder again. I knew it was not sharp, but I also knew it had the essence of emotion.
I voted for the Dr O...I loved the light!