nicholas marrone

This is one shot from my first try at using a macro lens.

The object appears to be glowing. Looks like a fantasy painting, especially the transition from stars to apparent daylight.

The object appears to be glowing. Looks like a fantasy painting, especially the transition from stars to apparent daylight.

Hollow feeling from the picture. I also like the sky. I wish that there were more detail in the tree in the background.

I love macro shots because they show the simplicity and beauty of the building blocks of nature. I especially enjoy the white diagonal stripe's slight curve and offset in the drop.

 

Your lens says 250D -- does that mean you had a 250mm macro lens to take this picture?

This photograph shoes true vision and great compositional techniques.

 

To the comment that photography only represents something that really was there -- in your mind only! From the very early days of photography there have been "fakes," such as arranging Civil War scenes before the photo was taken. If you moved half the furniture to the other side of a room and then took a photograph, the room would appear to be empty, but in reality it's still full of furniture. This photo is so wonderful simply because there is a compositional idea, not just a process of recording what is already there. Photography to me is about the presentation of reality.

Beautiful picture of a beautiful girl. For constructive criticism: The focus is soft on her right lower eyelashes but her left, try a slightly greater DOF. Her right eyebrow is cut off. I really like this picture, though.

This beautiful photo was taken not of a sky but ripped fabric painted in vibrant watercolour. The texture stands out, and the clouds look like they are wrapped around each other.

Normally I'm too shy to leave comments, but I next to Yoyogi Uehara and walk through it every day, so I couldn't resist.

 

The things I like about the picture are the texture of the wood, and, of course, the bicycle. I definately prefer the version of the picture in which the bicycle is cut off. Strangely, I like the white of the signs and think it adds more variation to the photo. My eye is drawn to them, but then I find myself going back to the lower bike again.

 

Please don't give up your opinion about your digital camera. I don't have one myself, but if you feel that it is the best product for you than it is. I'm sure you have used a film camera before, and are able to make that judgement.

I am shocked at how beautiful this picture looks coming from a digital camera. It is very impressive.