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03/03/2013 01:24:44 PM |
| Nice B & W...great texture |
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02/12/2013 04:47:46 PM |
| Nice mix of textures and surprisingly sharp given the slow shutter speed and very small aperture. In absolute terms, maximum sharpness is better at about f/8 or larger. Diffraction around the lens iris can significantly degrade resolution with f-stops of f/11 and smaller. Of course, sometimes the need to maximize dof overrides the diffraction issue. |
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02/11/2013 08:16:22 PM |
| Wonderful details here and a good depth of field. The b&w conversion is great. |
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02/10/2013 01:48:04 AM |
| I think the filters helped. Good B&W contrasts and patterns, straight feather lines coupled with crushed quartz. Photography, it's the thing to share :) |
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02/05/2013 02:11:34 AM |
| Great details in the feather, lovely. |
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02/04/2013 12:38:50 PM |
| Contrasting textures. The soft/harsh/straight lines of the feather vs. the rounded, just a bit angular shapes of the broken (what is that?) shells? glass? and sand. Beautiful way to show textures. I think texture photos work when the viewer can feel the picture, as if she were touching the surface with her hands. I can do that here. Beautiful. |
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02/03/2013 11:32:33 PM |
| Beautiful placement of that feather, and the contrasts of textures are worth looking at for a long time. |
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02/02/2013 07:33:30 PM |
| Wonderful textural contrasts - the details in the feather are particularly impressive, I think. I'm shooting with a friend this week, too - lucky me, lucky you :) |
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02/02/2013 06:36:50 PM |
Blowing Rocks. That sounds painful. ;-)
Definitely a lot of texture here. Very contrasty. |
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02/02/2013 01:21:50 PM |
Interesting choice t go for f/25 and 1" exposure. You would expect to see quite a bit of diffraction at this aperture, and at 1" you tripod had better be a sturdy one. I also don't see why you would need the larger DoF, especially in a case like this where you could have the subject perfectly in the plane of focus.
The result is a good picture, maybe with too harsh shadows for my liking (as soon as you invite people to comment you are bound to get conflicting responses all the time!), but a nice contrast between the softness of the feather (hardened by the contrast) and the hardness of the broken shells (?). |
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02/01/2013 10:01:12 PM |
| F- 25 - no wonder it's so beautifully crisp .. just lovely and I too checked out your blog .. oh I am sooooooo happy for you that you have a group to go with .. what fun! |
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02/01/2013 08:54:45 PM |
| Nice use of the rocks and plant leaf to add a variety of textures. I personally would like to see the shadows a bit darker but that is more of a personal preference. |
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02/01/2013 08:21:29 PM |
| Chockablock with varied textures. I like the diagonal sweep of the feather across the image. Thank you for the link to the blog - beautiful photos. It must be great to have a group of friends with the same interests to go and explore with. |
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02/01/2013 06:39:45 PM |
| Lots of interesting textures here. |
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