rod_melotte

January 20, 2005

I'd like to thank all of you for commenting on the previous watchexperiments as they do help. For anybody viewing this for the 1st timethis is the 3rd in The Watch series.

http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=3049005

http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=3049087

I have learned new things with each iteration - again - thanks a lot,I really appreciate the feedback. - Rod

January 20, 2005

How long was the exposure? LOL - I had to say it! Nice shot - I like it.

BTW - Victor Williams and CJ Lorenzo are Bots pay no attention to their ratings.

January 20, 2005

Cool - interesting!!!

January 20, 2005

I love the textures - very soft (in a good way).

January 20, 2005

very very nice - great color, great composition.6/6

January 20, 2005

For this being the 1st photo on PN - I can't wait for more - very nice. 5/6

I see you got the 1/1 rating - happens to everybody. sucks but it's the way it is here. Although I can't see who it was. hmmmm! certainly not a 1/1.

January 19, 2005

I really like this one - however - one thing I have noticed on a lot of your photos - they just don't seem dead-on focused.

With that said I would wager it's the camera and not you. You have a good you but I think you are camera challanged. 6/6 knowing that the focusing is the lens and not the guy behind the lens.

January 19, 2005

How do you find these things!! Excellent - I like the lines LOL

January 19, 2005

Love it - how do you get that background so BLACK - it's a problem for me (still learning Macro).

January 19, 2005

You rated my "watch" photo so I figured I see what sort of shots YOU took! YOU DID THIS? Excellent photo!! very very nice

January 19, 2005

YIKES!! nice shot - where is this??? 7/7

January 19, 2005

This is beautiful - I love the layers!!! 6/7

January 19, 2005

This shows the entire backside of the watch - I cleaned up the imagefrom the last iteration - improving the color

A closer view canbee seen here

http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=3049005

January 19, 2005

This is an even closer view of my dad's watch. I used a 100mm Macro at1:1 and improved the color from the last iteration.

A larger viewcan be seen here

http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=3049005

January 19, 2005

Tha above link should read

http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=3049087

January 18, 2005

Excellent! Very nice composition!!!

January 18, 2005

Even though I get dizzy I like it. Nice composition!

January 18, 2005

Awesome - 7/7 !!!!

January 18, 2005

It's not the dogs that make this shot - it's the sister . . . .although the dogs do help! LOL 7/7

January 18, 2005

Well done - not a fan of manipulations for the most part, BUT, sometimes . . . . . .7/7

January 18, 2005

There are several level of photography, one level is the outstanding scenics that wow you! Another level are shots like this - they are not the kind that are framed to put on a wall, but are interesting all the same. Nice exposure and lighting and appreciate the info! 6/6

January 18, 2005

Interesting - I would crop the top part of the photo more - perhaps just on the top front . . .legs. - Nice!! 5/6

January 18, 2005

Andrea - get your hand/toes? out of there LOL - nice otherwise!! 5/6

January 17, 2005

Being a multiple cat owner for 50 years I'm pretty sure that even though the cat got tired, and besides laying in the sun it was the highlite of his day.

January 17, 2005

My tube is 1 month away from being replaced - if there is any detail on the crow then I'll take it all back. I am a crow lover - they are the only bird that plays,

Long story short - I saw one stack 5 onion rings on top of each other, put his beak through them and take off.

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