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Just delicate... warm... peaceful... :)

Interesting subject. Did you try wide angle view?

Nice shot. Just a suggestion. Try cropping a bit upper (to eliminate grey background, two colour composition red-green)

Just a suggestion. Less DOF for blurring foreground and focussing subject as narrow as possible.

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Captaste a la perfeccion la luz ambiental. Una fotografia para contemplar en la pantalla con la habitacion a oscuras, aroma de incienso y de fondo musica barroca...

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Thanks Rejith :)

 

I left in your portfolio my answer to your kind comments.

Buena captura, Jose Angel, aunque para ser "de libro" los estambres deberian estar tambien a foco. Por lo demas, muy bien de composicion, luz y encuadre. Te adjunto un posible recorte para que lo estudies.

Thanks a lot, Michal. Your comments are harmly welcome ;)

Hola Jose Angel!

 

Pues nada, un poco apartado de internet y de la fotografia, pero por lo demas todo bien. Ya sabes... hay un tiempo para cada cosa....

 

Recuerdos a los tuyos y gracias por el saludo :)

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Excellent angle and neat panning. My suggestion is to break simmetry of central line a bit downwards. Best regards

Chrysis ignita, a parasitic wasp. A closer approach would be better choice, with the wasp on one side of the frame and vertical composition. Otherwise, exceptional capture. Regards :)

Thanks for your gentle words, Michal. This shot was taken under controlled conditions in a culture pot with flash lighting. These little and fast flies made me try several approaches till caught right scenery and right pose. Glad you liked it ;)

Only 2439?? My lower estimation goes over 3500... (lol) Thanks for your input, Michal. I'll check your latest images as soon as possible ;)

En efecto, Alvaro, la idea era precisamente esa, solapar tres planos a diferente distancia como si de uno solo se tratara, creando asi una composicion abstracta. En realidad los trazos son el pasamanos de una pasarela (arriba) y el de una escalera (diagonal). Me alegra que te haya gustado :)

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Could someone tell me how many cobbles are in this image?

 

THANKS ;P

I fully understand your explanation, Michal. I've never shot in B/W (nor film nor digital), so that's probably the reason why I'm not used to deal with slight noise effects. I guess in this shot, a bit underexposed, noise appeared when correcting color channels, so B/W would have avoided processing artifacts. Agree with you about "plastic" effect when noise reduction is applied in excess.

 

Thanks again :)