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Carl,

This is a magnificent photo. It's just stunning and beautiful. I could look at this forever.

Wonderful work!

Carl,

I love the pattern of lines in the sky and the placement of the setting sun. This is a really special photo. Great job! Cheers!

I came outside of my house one Saturday morning and saw some dew on

the grass and decided to attempt my first shot of dew on a blade of

grass. I only took one photo and this is the result.

Please let me know what you think and what I can improve next time.

Thank you so much for your help,

Michael

I think you captured enough contrast in this photo. It has a very nice look to it and I very much enjoy it. Try this photo in black and white for more contrast and detail since the original photo doesnt have much colour to begin with.

Cheers!

Wow...I definitely missed Bet Shemesh last month when I was in Israel. This looks totally heavenly. You have captured such a lovely feeling with this photograoh and I want to get up and leave for Israel again right now...like I don't always feel that way ;)

All my best,

Michael

Ok....all I can say here is wow! Wow wow wow!!

This is absolutely gorgeous. I like how you've left just slightly more space on the bottom of the photo to emphasize the reflection.

Alex,

Thanks again for your comments. You're very right, the colour saturation could have been a lot better. I imagine the emulsion on my film was rather old as I was shooting with a rather old roll...I am not pleased with many pictures on this roll for that reason.

I am also much more in favour of shots with the main subject off-centered and only shot this one so centered because of the time sensitivity of the shot...like you said, these little buggers don't like to stay still.

Thanks again!

Michael

Alex,

Thank you very much. I agree with you on the crop. It does kind of eliminate the distracting open white space on the left hand side.

Thank you for your time and help!

Best regards.

Michael

Pnina,

This photo is gorgeous. It captures some real sense of innoncence and beauty and I just love it. Obviously the south of Israel lends a spiritual isolation to the shot that really looks great on film. Wonderful job as always!

This image was captured in a rainforest butterfly garden/waterfall

park in Costa Rica. I don't recall the name of the place, but it

was a serene and peaceful place that I enjoyed very much. In this

photo, I used a limited depth of field to create a sense of depth

and distance to the path of water.

I really appreciate all of your comments and can't wait to read what

you have to share. Thank you!