bernie moore
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Gary, I like it. Very arresting. Regards, Bernie
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Sharon, just lovely. Regards, Bernie -
Michael, I wish I knew what lens you had on the d80 at the time. I know it was set at 110 mm or so and your aperture was at 5.6 with an ISO of 400. A lens a little more open would put more of the background into a less distracting. Perhaps 5.6 was wide open for this lens. Another thing is that high ISO invites a little graininess. OK here's what I would do with this: Crop out about half of the left side; it's adds nothing to the subject. If you have Photoshop, then sharpen what is left. Your focus is dead on the owl's eyes and that's a good thing. This is a wonderful picture and a fabulous start here at Photo.net. Welcome, I just know you are going to be posting some great stuff in the future. Regards, Bernie btw Did you mean "barn" owl? -
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1: They're just tent caterpillars. They will look nicer when they mature. (metamorphosize) Regards, Bernie -
Sahin, I like your folio. You have a wonderful sense of the dramatic. Regards, Bernie -
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Chris, I wonder what you were trying to show? So much of this set is just empty, not much to look at. Is not the purpose of a photograph to show your viewer something? Regards, Bernie -
Rebecca, while I'm not aware of hard fast rules it would seem a portrait would identify the subject in some way. This looks like an anonymous snapshot to me. Regards, Bernie
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Edwin, very nicely done. A great example of the photog not getting in the way of a pic. Regards, Bernie
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Mary, My guess is Northumberland. This, a view from the "back"? Lovely shot and a drop way back in history. Regards, Bernie -
Michael, Among the luminaries that stayed there you missed that my wife and I honeymooned there. I forgive you, beautiful shot. Regards, Bernie
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Giambattista, it's wonderful to see such excellent underwater shots. The housing for my D-200 is in the mail and I hope I can do near as well:) Regards, Bernie
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David, very well done. The initial temptation to tell you to invert the pic was quickly abandoned by the knowledge of how much these guys like to feed upside down. Regards, Bernie. -
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Dominic, you might try a higher f stop and open the dof; the narrow band in focus doesn't work here. Love the concept though. Regards, Bernie
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Nick, rather spectacular display of abstract art and an explosion of orange, yet founded in a real scene, It's almost overkill. Try some different cropping. You may have two or three pics in there. Fascinating shot.Regards, Bernie
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Nicklaus, looks like you got there just after the perfect light. The mesa could be punched up a little. The symmetry of the two focal points are lacking any dynamics that off centering could bring. The pic is so large that I have to scroll and only see it in parts; this leads me to note that IMHO cropping to the middle of the bush works well. Food for thought. All in all it's a pretty good pic. BTW welcome to photonet, it's a wonderful resource. Regards, Bernie
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