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danwertz
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Thanks for looking.
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Playing with a new lens! Let me know what you think. Thanks.
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I broke down and popped for the 180mm Macro. My first weekend to
play and it is raining! Still, I think it turned out ok. What do
you think?
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Love the tones and mood of this image.
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Hello Dag,
If you submit your photographs to the critique forum, more people will see them and possibly comment.
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Wow, even more impressive that it was not created in a studio. It must have been one of those really foggy SF days. I know you have heard it a thousand times before, but one more time will not kill you. You are truly an inspirational photographer. If I can some day emulate your ability to create photographs that I am passionate about, I will have become a very fortunate man. Take Care.
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While I think the whole series is wonderful, I agree that this one fits the title the best of the three. I also like the aesthetics of this photo the best. A long winded way of saying this is my favorite. Icy cold to be sure, but it makes me kind of warm when I look at it. May I ask a question? Was the post processing very involved? Or was most of the look achieved via lighting and studio setup.
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I like it a lot. One thing that bothers me a little is the greenish color cast in the top third. Overall though, it is quite nice.
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I took this a while ago as two photos. I finally merged them in
Photoshop. Any comments are welcome. Thanks.
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This is a different crop of the last photo. I guess I like this crop
better. Anyone have an opinion?
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Super! Are you taking a picture of me? I think it goes without saying that the photographer is beautiful. Some people do not like the background. I for one like it. I guess it depends on what you were trying to do. I see a picture of a photographer taking a picture, and what photographer cares what is behind them. It is what is in front of the lens that counts.
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As of Dec/05 I like this photo the best. The skin tones and shadows are wonderful. The composition is also very nice.
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More in the downed Eucalyptus series. Comments are always appreciated.
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A Eucalyptus tree came down in our yard in the last wind storm. I
broke out the camera before I broke out the chain saw. Any comments
are welcome. Thanks.
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I like it as well. I know it is digital but it looks like it had a little soft focus under an enlarger. The shadows bleed just a little. it makes for a nice effect. As I look at the picture, I find I am wishing I could see a tad more to the left.
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Really makes you want to rescue the poor little thing.
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