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| 06/07/2004 03:48:17 PM |
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| 06/07/2004 10:58:14 AM |
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| 06/06/2004 09:25:16 PM |
Deep in Pollenby mrblobbyComment by jimmyn4: I think you almost got this but the tops of the petals are a bit blurred as well as the area on the bottom of the photo. The composition and subject are nice but I'm voting down a bit for not too deep DOF. |
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| 06/06/2004 08:57:46 PM |
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| 06/06/2004 08:43:16 PM |
Deep in Pollenby mrblobbyComment by TooCool: Beautiful colors and yes most of the shot is in focus, but I don't think that a Deep DOF MACRO is truly in the spirit of the challenge...
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| 06/06/2004 08:08:33 PM |
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| 05/20/2004 09:17:37 PM |
Wild Life Centreby mrblobbyComment by movieman: Beautiful colors. And really like the blur, as well as composition and colors. And subject...I guess I could go on, but I won't.
Everything about this is great. 10. And I normally don't like bird photos either. So it must be good. :) |
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| 05/20/2004 09:24:33 AM |
Wild Life Centreby mrblobbyComment by cghubbell: The use of motion blur and angled orientation works well for me. This is an interesting image that stands out from the crowd. |
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| 05/20/2004 03:41:56 AM |
Wild Life Centreby mrblobbyComment by e301: Couldn't work out what the apparent motion blur was at first, but I guess it's just the out of focus water, yeah? The tilt absolutely makes this: balances the composition nicely, allowing those shapes to give movemnt through the frame rather than blocking them all to one side and one edge. Good work there - wonder how many comments will criticise it? Either your processing or your exposure causes me some problems though - the eye is so dark it feels like a 'wrong' photo - and the eyes are essential in almost all wildlife photos. Perhaps if you'd under-exposed and then brought the highlights back in post-processing? Might give you more range of detail, without losing that level of contrast completely. 6 |
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| 05/18/2004 03:30:46 PM |
Wild Life Centreby mrblobbyComment by Andelain: In my humble. it dosn't work at this angle, keep waiting for him to go arse over tit
but i'm fairly new to photography so its a very humble opinion. Its still a good sharp shot |
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