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Disclaimer: No leaves were harmed (or disturbed) in the making of this photograph. -
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lots of flower shots, few like this. great creativity with the triple exposure idea. very nice photo. -
This is a crop - i was attracted to the pattern in the middle, plus
the framing elements of green and the position of the floating
leaves. What do you think?
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I like it like it's printed and composed. Moody and antique. IMO, the emotional is more important than the technical and separates the engineers from the artists.
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lovely, just lovely. -
very nice. -
cool! -
very nice. i'd think about cropping this one square.
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tres cool.
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cool, but i think it's printed a bit flat. a little more contrast might make those footprints pop.
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looks a bit off kilter. also, i tend to think symmetry is important for shots like this. -
scan looks a bit soft. could use some sharpening. i'm guessing it's not your focus.
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very nice. symmetrical with a very subtle lighting asymmetry. well done. -
nice, but perhaps just a smidge overexposed?
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nicely composed with the leading line. it's just not grabbing me, tho'. perhaps the light is a bit too harsh? i wonder what this would look like in B&W and with the channel mixed to make the sky very dark. i think a red filter effect would darken the sky, and bring out some detail in the building. -
great beams. a bit off kilter,tho'.
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great catch! looks like he's thinking about racing the duck! -
nice, but I think i'd like this better symmetric and without the frame on the wall. you probably weren't in a position to perfect the composition, so nice capture anyway. -
very powerful. I LOVE the way you've got all the gravestones oof except for Sherman's. A reminder to us all of all those that sacrificed their lives for us. Very few of us appreciate that, and I think your photo and caption helps us to remember.
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hmmm. i think i would either want all of her face in the photo or none of it.
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this is great! captures the boredom of a child without even showing her face! -
if you hadn't of put "flood" in the title, i would've thought it was sand. not sure this really conveys the power of a flood. more of a man walking in the rain with his bike. it needs something more...
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spooky
Rocks near Wagner Falls
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Gretel - as I recall, I believe this was at f16 or f22, overcast, velvia at 50, polarizer. I believe the shutter speed was somewhere around 1-2 seconds.
If we use sunny 16, that'd be 1/60th. 2-3 stops for the polarizer brings it to 1/8th or 1/4th. 2-3 stops for the overcast brings it to 1/2 sec or 2sec. F22 would add another stop, so what I recall would make sense (1-2 sec). I'd say minimum 1/2 sec, max 3 sec.