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Steven M Kahn

Active 2009–2010 · Member since July 20, 2009 · Website · PhotoPortfolio
57
Photos
60
Forum posts
285
Critiques

Through the Years

2009–2010
2009
2 critique photos · 42 portfolio images · 33 forum posts · 98 critiques · 1 image in discussions · 1 magazine comment
+31
2010
13 critique photos · 27 forum posts · 187 critiques · 2 images in discussions
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Critique Gallery Photographs

15 photos
Montauk Pt. Lighthouse
Steven M Kahn28 comments
Siberian Iris Abstract 2
Steven M Kahn19 comments
Pale Pink Lilies VIII
Steven M Kahn17 comments
Dream Foresaken
Steven M Kahn16 comments
Pale Pink Lilies VI
Steven M Kahn16 comments
Pale Pink Lillies VII
Steven M Kahn15 comments
Pale Pink Lilies V
Steven M Kahn14 comments
Verigated Hosta
Steven M Kahn14 comments
Yellow Lilies
Steven M Kahn14 comments
Wild Bergamot
Steven M Kahn14 comments
Moth Mullein
Steven M Kahn10 comments
Junior and Senior I
Steven M Kahn9 comments
Hurricane River - UP
Steven M Kahn6 comments
Dog Tooth Violets
Steven M Kahn4 comments
Rolled and Ready
Steven M Kahn2 comments

PhotoPortfolio

View portfolio · 42 photos

Images in Discussions & Critiques

3 images

Images attached to forum posts and critiques. Usually the member’s own work, though a critique sometimes reworks someone else’s photo.

Critique of Dream ForesakenDecember 14, 2009Critique of Siberian Iris Abstract 2February 27, 2010Re: Another EP for the Midwest Forum!March 4, 2010

Discussions Started

2 topics
Tamarack Prime - Gaylord to the UPOctober 30, 2009 · 4 repliesMonthly nature photographers meeting - Lansing, MIFebruary 28, 2010 · 4 replies

On the Magazine

letters & comments
On Photoshop and Nature Photography: How Far is Too Far?, December 4, 2009
A friend of mine who has had a passion to capture images with a camera, and has expanded his "vison" with the evolution of digital capture and the tools that have arisne and continue to push the envelope in post capture processing came up with the term "phartist" for himself, for photographic artist.  Yes it has a whimsical pronounciation with it, but I think it has merit being a "Processor".  With the advent of new software applications comes the invitation to revist images and "process" them an