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Shay wrote:
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>Yeah, I have seen a few other real landscapes since I started voting and
>reading the descriptions more closely. Nice image, btw.
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> -Shay
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Thanks for the compliment.
You are officially forgiven (In the name of Ken the Father, Linus the Son
and rms the Holy Gnu) <biggrin>
John
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Doctor John wrote:
>Shay wrote:
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>>Yeah, I have seen a few other real landscapes since I started voting and
>>reading the descriptions more closely. Nice image, btw.
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>> -Shay
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BTW Forgot to add.. Your entry is brilliant. (Still trying to decide if it's
on or off topic, tho')
John
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Doctor John <jgu### [at] netscape net> wrote in message
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> BTW Forgot to add.. Your entry is brilliant. (Still trying to decide if
it's
> on or off topic, tho')
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Thanks, I've been struggling with that for every entry in the round. Not
whether or not the image is on topic (I believe they all are), but how to
distinguish between an entire round of almost all very very similar topics.
I am looking a lot at how specific the concepts are, whether the person had
a strong, clear idea of how he wanted his landscape to look, or just played
around until he got an attractive looking height-field. There are a lot of
concepts in this round which are *very* strong in that respect.
There were a few other artificial landscape concepts mentioned at the
beginning of the round. I am disappointed that none of them made it.
-Shay
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On the subject of on-/off-topic, see my post in "New Stills Topic: Frozen
Moments" thread.
Oh, yeah.. finally decided your image is definitely on-topic. It may not be
naturalistic but it definitely has an important point to make.
<jealousy>Wish I'd thought of it. </jealousy>
John
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Doctor John <jgu### [at] netscapenet> wrote in message
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> On the subject of on-/off-topic, see my post in "New Stills Topic: Frozen
> Moments" thread.
Looks challenging
> <snip> your image <snip> definitely has an important point to make.
> Wish I'd thought of it.
Wow. Thanks. About half way through, I really wished I *hadn't*. <g>
-Shay
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Shay wrote:
> Doctor John <jgu### [at] netscapenet> wrote in message
> news:web.3dc91c75b02902dfb29393de0@news.povray.org...
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>>BTW Forgot to add.. Your entry is brilliant. (Still trying to decide if
>
> it's
>
>>on or off topic, tho')
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>
>
> Thanks, I've been struggling with that for every entry in the round. Not
> whether or not the image is on topic (I believe they all are), but how to
> distinguish between an entire round of almost all very very similar topics.
>
> I am looking a lot at how specific the concepts are, whether the person had
> a strong, clear idea of how he wanted his landscape to look, or just played
> around until he got an attractive looking height-field. There are a lot of
> concepts in this round which are *very* strong in that respect.
>
>>
I think I am going to force myself to comment on a majority of the
images then go back and re-evaluate my marking, especially regarding
concept. I have never found it so difficult to figure out what to say
( think? )
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Jim Charter wrote:
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>I think I am going to force myself to comment on a majority of the
>images then go back and re-evaluate my marking, especially regarding
>concept. I have never found it so difficult to figure out what to say
>( think? )
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I think that makes at least 70 of us having the same problem.
Who said this round was going to be easy and/or boring
John
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"We apologise for the inconvenience" - God's final message to the universe
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Jim Charter wrote:
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>I think I am going to force myself to comment on a majority of the
>images then go back and re-evaluate my marking, especially regarding
>concept. I have never found it so difficult to figure out what to say
>( think? )
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You, me and about 70 others, I think.
Who said this round was going to be easy/boring?
John
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