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Comment from virginian
Good story. 'Know what you mean about patience. LOL. Nice capture of the eggs and feathers. Good background with a touch of light back there. The eggs are perfectly white. Like how the feathers have a touch of beige to them. Has that questions ever been answered? I give you a cyber 6. 'Enjoyed.
reply by the author on 05-Nov-2010
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Good story. 'Know what you mean about patience. LOL. Nice capture of the eggs and feathers. Good background with a touch of light back there. The eggs are perfectly white. Like how the feathers have a touch of beige to them. Has that questions ever been answered? I give you a cyber 6. 'Enjoyed.
Comment Written 04-Nov-2010
reply by the author on 05-Nov-2010
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Thank you very much
Comment from mamamary
I like the reflection in the mirror. The think the eggs are a bit bright and over exposed. I like the addition of the feathers and the reflection of them so the composition is nice.
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I like the reflection in the mirror. The think the eggs are a bit bright and over exposed. I like the addition of the feathers and the reflection of them so the composition is nice.
Comment Written 04-Nov-2010
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Thank you very much
Comment from Sandra c. valentini
this is a very nice still life picture.the reflection of the eggs in the background appear black.the feathers are a nice touch. it is somewhat whimsical.
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this is a very nice still life picture.the reflection of the eggs in the background appear black.the feathers are a nice touch. it is somewhat whimsical.
Comment Written 04-Nov-2010
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Thank you very much
Comment from Pat Groleau
I love the artistic touch you have put to this picture. Very nicely arranged. The coloring you have chosen is really great. Overall...Well done!!
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I love the artistic touch you have put to this picture. Very nicely arranged. The coloring you have chosen is really great. Overall...Well done!!
Comment Written 04-Nov-2010
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Thank you very much
Comment from John House
A wel set out picture a nice balance of form. The symetry is good and gives a good all round feel to the eye.A well exicuted and pleasing picture
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A wel set out picture a nice balance of form. The symetry is good and gives a good all round feel to the eye.A well exicuted and pleasing picture
Comment Written 04-Nov-2010
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Thank tou very much
Comment from Southernbelle Photos
Colors nice. Details nice. Lighting nice. Initial impact nice. Creativity of presentation nice. Color harmony nice. Center of interest nice. Technical excellence nice. Technique nice. Story telling nice. Thanks for sharing, Southernbelle
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Colors nice. Details nice. Lighting nice. Initial impact nice. Creativity of presentation nice. Color harmony nice. Center of interest nice. Technical excellence nice. Technique nice. Story telling nice. Thanks for sharing, Southernbelle
Comment Written 04-Nov-2010
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Thank you very much
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You welcome, Southernbelle
Comment from raineyknightartwork
Initial Perception: good question - light or darkness
Emotionally Charged: Yes, the predominant use of black eggs, symbolic of the absence of light adds suspense and mystery to the piece, the predominant use of white eggs fertility and newness of life - the feathers - tickle tickle tickle or a chicken having a bad feather day
Title: fits
Artist Notes: informative
Creativity: Artist sees outside of the egg crate box to achieve uniqueness
Color Harmony: colors are intense and have values that provoke a feeling of apprehension and tension and wonder what the chicks will look like
Center of Interest: the three dimensional value
Technique (difficulty): artist confidence shows through work of art well balanced
Category: Correctly posted
Story Telling Ability: The dark and light values unleash a sense of good verses evil
What Works Well? Opposing colors, balanced in frame, lighting, three white eggs and two black -- good always prevails
Comments: superb piece of work
Star Rating: 6+ sorry it will have to be a cyber this time I am out of the real stars
Per site scale (6=Exceptional, 5.5=Professional, 5=Expert (no revisions necessary) 4.5=Above Average, 4=Average)
Thank you for sharing. Rainey
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Initial Perception: good question - light or darkness
Emotionally Charged: Yes, the predominant use of black eggs, symbolic of the absence of light adds suspense and mystery to the piece, the predominant use of white eggs fertility and newness of life - the feathers - tickle tickle tickle or a chicken having a bad feather day
Title: fits
Artist Notes: informative
Creativity: Artist sees outside of the egg crate box to achieve uniqueness
Color Harmony: colors are intense and have values that provoke a feeling of apprehension and tension and wonder what the chicks will look like
Center of Interest: the three dimensional value
Technique (difficulty): artist confidence shows through work of art well balanced
Category: Correctly posted
Story Telling Ability: The dark and light values unleash a sense of good verses evil
What Works Well? Opposing colors, balanced in frame, lighting, three white eggs and two black -- good always prevails
Comments: superb piece of work
Star Rating: 6+ sorry it will have to be a cyber this time I am out of the real stars
Per site scale (6=Exceptional, 5.5=Professional, 5=Expert (no revisions necessary) 4.5=Above Average, 4=Average)
Thank you for sharing. Rainey
Comment Written 04-Nov-2010
reply by the author on 04-Nov-2010
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Thank you very much. By your review I understand that you are a special person with a lo of knowledge I need. From Annie
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Annie, I hope I can share what little I know with others. Thank you for this reply it tells me that you appreciate my efforts. Rainey
Comment from anniepage
Personally I think the rooster was first and the hen cleaved from the rooster's rib. maybe not.
I love this, as I love chickens.
The feathers are soft and downey and the eggs perfectly white and well shaped. Look like 'large' to me just a guess.
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Personally I think the rooster was first and the hen cleaved from the rooster's rib. maybe not.
I love this, as I love chickens.
The feathers are soft and downey and the eggs perfectly white and well shaped. Look like 'large' to me just a guess.
Comment Written 04-Nov-2010
reply by the author on 04-Nov-2010
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Thank you very much. But the rooster could not have been the first. It must have neen the hen
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Rea The old testament....it was a play on that.
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I have read the old testament, and the new. I am afraid I am not a believer. Perhaps agnostic
Comment from Polly Brown
Don't get stressed Annie, I have exactly the same problem. Now I write out my notes in Notepad first then just cut and paste the whole lot over.
This is a nice photograph, clear and sharp. Clever idea. They look good on the dark surface and I like the reflection behind.
It would have been a good contest entry.
reply by the author on 04-Nov-2010
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Don't get stressed Annie, I have exactly the same problem. Now I write out my notes in Notepad first then just cut and paste the whole lot over.
This is a nice photograph, clear and sharp. Clever idea. They look good on the dark surface and I like the reflection behind.
It would have been a good contest entry.
Comment Written 04-Nov-2010
reply by the author on 04-Nov-2010
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Thank you very much. I do the same some time. I went wrong, hope you will watch the real image
Comment from Sarey Freeman
Quite original, I love the use of feathers and the slight reflection on the back drop. Perhaps a bit too bright to see contour, but very nice picture.
reply by the author on 04-Nov-2010
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Quite original, I love the use of feathers and the slight reflection on the back drop. Perhaps a bit too bright to see contour, but very nice picture.
Comment Written 04-Nov-2010
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Thank you very much