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		from guvenorbay/Güven (110,521) on April 12, 2004 3:48:43 AM CDT (6) Eugenio, some more luck and same distance, same position but sking towards you would have been better plus may be second shot nearer.. but i think the skier will turn and come to you, but this time a bit lower.. Ragards. Güven. Reply  Show ratings		Rate this critique Helpful No opinion Unhelpful
		from kienmoser/Gisela (66,983) on April 12, 2004 3:27:38 AM CDT (7) hello Eugenio ,nice winters scene, good representation of the ski driver,I love the position of the sportsman in the picture, the colors am here clearly, nicely am the traces in the snow, the contrast am good...best regards , Gisela Reply  Show ratings		Rate this critique Helpful No opinion Unhelpful
		from memo/Mehmet (38,244) on April 9, 2004 8:39:23 AM CDT (5) hello Eugenio, this is a nice goodbye photo. it is captured well. liked the composition, colors and brightness. i liked it. Congrats <|MehmeT|> Reply  Show ratings		Rate this critique Helpful No opinion Unhelpful
		from greenjade/Green (31,115) on April 3, 2004 10:06:53 AM CST (4) Hi Eugenio! Something very different, but still good! Its not easy to bring white structures and dynamic well togeather....very well done, as far as I think :-) Reply  Show ratings		Rate this critique Helpful No opinion Unhelpful
		from zoommgr/Manger (1,415) on April 2, 2004 5:37:42 AM CST (6) it's really beutiful ,shooting in the snow is really hard and i belive that you are really professional bc i dont see any overexpose , good luck Reply  Show ratings		Rate this critique Helpful No opinion Unhelpful
		from euzebius/Wiley (7,078) on March 31, 2004 4:47:30 AM CST (7) Hi Eugenio, a very well moment capture. Exposure on those snow foreground is right on. Just feel that the object is pose too center and the left, right left too much space. I would like to crop out the right or left a bit. Still a good photo though and thanks for sharing. Reply  Show ratings		Rate this critique Helpful No opinion Unhelpful
		from andag1/Andrew (168,839) on March 30, 2004 3:52:35 PM CST (8) You are a brave soul, Eugenio! I wouldn't take my camera out on skis with me. Epecially the 828. But then again I won't put myself in skis either. I think you've caught some very good action here as this person races down the splopes. The wake of snow behind this skier gives a good sense of speed. Reply  Show ratings		Rate this critique Helpful No opinion Unhelpful
		from kapalua/Thomas (64,989) on March 30, 2004 5:55:19 AM CST (11) Hi Eugenio, Beautifully done with the texture of the snow and movement of the skiier all while you were on skis as well. Congratulations for capturing this splendid shot. Reply  Show ratings		Rate this critique Helpful No opinion Unhelpful
		from herbjort/Kjell (32,324) on March 29, 2004 2:32:21 PM CST (12) Fint skiing shot. If the guy could be caught with the face towards the camera I think a compostiont like this could imporve, but that woudl requiere a different viewpoint of course. I always feel a bit closed off seeing just somebodies backside. Still an all right shot and I do not mind the central comp. Reply  Show ratings		Rate this critique Helpful No opinion Unhelpful
		from niggmanfred/Manfred (56,458) on March 29, 2004 8:57:30 AM CST (13) the season approaches to the end, for the ski drivers wrong and for all different a joy, one sees at the snow that er nicht more is so white, more sher good submission and conversion of your Idea and creativity, are you ski drivers? excuse my English, best regards, Manfred Reply  Show ratings		Rate this critique Helpful No opinion Unhelpful
		from deleted8947/Deleted (12,487) on March 28, 2004 8:06:11 PM CST (7) Granted there may be some equipment limitations I think zooming into this shot would be a big improvement. Its very centered and I dont see the wonderful textures and movement as others do. I think the person is a little soft and not rigidly tight in the frame. its rather ordinary having the subject right in the center. That is why I feel zooming into the shot would be better to liven up the action since it is so small in the frame. Reply  Show ratings  From yagoryo/Eugenio (14,335) on March 28, 2004 8:51:18 PM CST it is A lot of difficulty to take a subject in dynamic movement with a digital camera and to also use the zoom. If I had been firm, but I was also on the skis me. :-) Reply  From deleted8947/Deleted (12,487) on March 28, 2004 8:59:15 PM CST When I mention the equipment it is because I have no idea how much that particular camera is capable of getting in close to the subjects at this distance. For all I know this was zoomed all the way out. I am not shunning the camera in any way but all cameras can only zoom in so far so there are some limitations. Reply		Rate this critique Helpful No opinion Unhelpful
		from gian87/Marta (59,446) on March 28, 2004 7:47:30 PM CST (10) For me this is an superb motion picture Eugenio.The different textures and the drawings that are being on the snow, and to that it raises the skier when happening are wonderful.It can be felt the effort that this man is delivering.To me it seems amazing!And the line that forms between the snow that raises, the skier in color, and its shade, is extraordinary.A great work! Best regards,Marta Reply  Show ratings		Rate this critique Helpful No opinion Unhelpful

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