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Image Comments posted by nikonuserf100
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Very nice photos of Antelope. What time of year were they taken? The lighting looks different from my late April photos.
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A very nice photo, but I think something is not right. It seems too bright. Maybe toning it down by adding more contrast or adjusting brightness might bring out the details better.
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Sorry Richard, this shot was taken from a small walk bridge going across the water flow. People walking on the bridge makes it difficult to shoot a long exposure. Three times the water flows over this waterfalls in the Spring.
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I liked you photo. I love that part of the country and like the way the fence frames the Tetons but I feel it distracts from the mountain range. Do you have any shots where you backed off from the fence a little more?
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Very sharp. Nicely composed with great colors.
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Everything is well balanced in this photo: it's sharp and clear, the colors are great, the backround is soft, and contents of the image are interesting.
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A very nice composition. All the components of an interesting photo.
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Nice colors. A very smooth and interesting effect.
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Very nice. A very smooth feeling to the flow of this photo.
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Great photo. I really like this.
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Very nice night photo. Good clarify and well composed.
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Thanks Sondra. I saw almost the same photo in the Oct. 2005 issue of PCPhoto magazine. I'm bias ... I think my photo was better. It all goes to show, no matter how good your photos are ... if you don't have the right connections, they don't get published.
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You know ... you just don't get the full scope of Antelope Canyon with this tight shot of an area of it. I think a wider angle shot might have been better. However, the colors are true and natural.
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I love the the blending of the spectum of colors.
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The colors and lighting really make this an unusual and interesting photo. Very nice work.
Sand Hill Cranes in Flight
in Wildlife
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These birds stand 4 feet in height. Creeping up on them takes time.
When they noticed me they flew almost right at me then turned left.
Except for the width, this photo is not cropped.