Emotion - Page 2

Fayshun · 14-08-2006, 09:12

Bottom left looks like you're about to cry.

I like.

I want a decent camera.

I want to be able to take decent pictures.

petemc · 14-08-2006, 09:28

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Originally Posted by Takhisis

Looks good

Similar to mine but I used rats

And I'm carp at taking photos still

Yeah I saw yours popup as I was half way through mine and thought "Doh!"

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Originally Posted by Kell_ee001

Is that what you were planning for me!?

Looks good, but I'm not sure I can do 4 emotions!

Gotta love the monkeh beaneh!

Haha no it wasn't and yes, the monkeh rules all!

Tak · 24-08-2006, 22:30

http://forums.over[bibble]clockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=17618419

I wasn't last

I was last for technical again, but then I have no idea how I could even begin to improve that, and as they were just candid shots of the ratties, I can't say there was all that much technical knowledge going into it (unless you count leaning the camera on the cage so you don't get bars thru the shots)

Flibster · 24-08-2006, 23:10

Does the one that won not say emotion to anyone else?

It's an interesting photo, but emotion?

Hmmm...

Simon/~Flibster

petemc · 25-08-2006, 01:13

I guess its a hard round to judge. I really don't get how Colin's shot got more theme points than mine when it was the same concept. mrk's shot was technically good but it just seemed like a portrait rather than an expression of emotion. I've got loads of shots that are like that. Bleh

Silly round. Gregeff's was excellent. Did it say emotion? I'm not sure. The problem was that people were showing the result of an emotion rather than an emotion. Very tricky.

lostkat · 25-08-2006, 06:31

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Originally Posted by petemc

I guess its a hard round to judge. I really don't get how Colin's shot got more theme points than mine when it was the same concept. mrk's shot was technically good but it just seemed like a portrait rather than an expression of emotion. I've got loads of shots that are like that. Bleh

Silly round. Gregeff's was excellent. Did it say emotion? I'm not sure. The problem was that people were showing the result of an emotion rather than an emotion. Very tricky.

Agree with you on most of this. Colin's shot is a good concept, but it's so similar to yours that I don't understand the differing theme marks either. mrk's is just a portrait (a lot of people seem to have done this) and looks completely emotionless. We both know how he likes to come up with long-winded stories on how it's relevent though (remember the button?

). Lots of the entries are photos which I wouldn't class as "emotion". They're just portraits.

However, I do think Gregeff's shot is a well-deserved winner. Yes, it's the result of an emotion, but the guy's face says it all. His emotions are raw and on the surface. Really like this shot as a competition entry.

petemc · 25-08-2006, 09:47

Oh yeah his shot is definetly the winner by miles. Its a very well executed shot. lol I forgot about mrk's button. Haha that was a bit of a stretch.

leowyatt · 25-08-2006, 09:48

Well it was the first one I entered and I didn't come last which was a bonus

Robert · 06-09-2006, 00:42

I must admit, although I know little about photography, I love MRK's shots. I rememeber at the 'Pool meet DRZ and Cy said how he went against the grain. I still love his shots though. Gregs shot was good. I must admit I don't know where your shot came from DRZ (no offense intended, I just don't see the emotion).

petemc · 06-09-2006, 00:51

mrk is a brilliant photographer but his ego is twice the size of his skill level

His shot was technically great. Sharp, nice detail, well composed but it was just a kid. Didn't really say anything to me about emotion.

14-08-2006, 09:12	#11
Fayshun Rocket Fuel Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Adrift in the Orca Posts: 6,845	Bottom left looks like you're about to cry. I like. I want a decent camera. I want to be able to take decent pictures. __________________ We must move forward not backward, upwards not forward, and always twirling, twirling, twirling...

24-08-2006, 22:30	#13
Tak L'Oréal Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Portsmouth Posts: 9,977	http://forums.over[bibble]clockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=17618419 I wasn't last I was last for technical again, but then I have no idea how I could even begin to improve that, and as they were just candid shots of the ratties, I can't say there was all that much technical knowledge going into it (unless you count leaning the camera on the cage so you don't get bars thru the shots) __________________ The look on your face when a toddler rips out your heart and shows it to you? Priceless.... For everything else, there's FWOOSH!

24-08-2006, 23:10	#14
Flibster Moonshine Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 3,388	Does the one that won not say emotion to anyone else? It's an interesting photo, but emotion? Hmmm... Simon/~Flibster __________________

25-08-2006, 09:48	#18
leowyatt Chef extraordinaire Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Infinite Loop Posts: 11,143	Well it was the first one I entered and I didn't come last which was a bonus __________________ "Dr Sheldon Cooper FTW!"

25-08-2006, 01:13	#15
petemc Moonshine Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Nr Liverpewl Posts: 4,371	I guess its a hard round to judge. I really don't get how Colin's shot got more theme points than mine when it was the same concept. mrk's shot was technically good but it just seemed like a portrait rather than an expression of emotion. I've got loads of shots that are like that. Bleh Silly round. Gregeff's was excellent. Did it say emotion? I'm not sure. The problem was that people were showing the result of an emotion rather than an emotion. Very tricky.

25-08-2006, 09:47	#17
petemc Moonshine Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Nr Liverpewl Posts: 4,371	Oh yeah his shot is definetly the winner by miles. Its a very well executed shot. lol I forgot about mrk's button. Haha that was a bit of a stretch.

06-09-2006, 00:42	#19
Robert Chump!!! Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: North West Posts: 993	I must admit, although I know little about photography, I love MRK's shots. I rememeber at the 'Pool meet DRZ and Cy said how he went against the grain. I still love his shots though. Gregs shot was good. I must admit I don't know where your shot came from DRZ (no offense intended, I just don't see the emotion).

06-09-2006, 00:51	#20
petemc Moonshine Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Nr Liverpewl Posts: 4,371	mrk is a brilliant photographer but his ego is twice the size of his skill level His shot was technically great. Sharp, nice detail, well composed but it was just a kid. Didn't really say anything to me about emotion.