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08/10/2011 07:47:20 PMPost actions
Incredibly Jealous of this shot. . .I tried to do the same thing for the "lines" challenge and f*cked it up no matter how I tried. LOL. Nice work.
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12/28/2005 10:42:44 AMPost actions
This is a VERY cool photo! The shallow depth of field is so appealing and amazing! Congratulations on a top 20 finish!
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12/28/2005 09:02:09 AMPost actions
A very impressive image. Congratulations on your top 20 finish.
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Comments Made During the Challenge
12/27/2005 03:42:41 PMPost actions
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12/24/2005 01:04:18 AMPost actions
Simply awesome and resembling a musical sunrise!
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12/23/2005 05:10:23 PMPost actions
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12/23/2005 02:47:42 PMPost actions
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12/22/2005 07:21:08 PMPost actions
Interesting view. I like the DOF in this - it definitely used to enhance the image. However, the background is a bit bland.
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12/22/2005 01:55:48 PMPost actions
Good subject for a shallow DOF.
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12/22/2005 12:50:14 AMPost actions
very graphic- well used DoF- good luck...always good to see guitars
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12/21/2005 10:46:01 PMPost actions
Beautiful colors and comp
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12/21/2005 02:14:38 PMPost actions
Love this! The background color is a perfect match for the subject. The lighting is quite beautiful, and the composition of the whole thing is exquisite.
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12/21/2005 11:56:21 AMPost actions
nice, but for me what is the reson for focusing on the part u did?
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12/21/2005 11:34:15 AMPost actions
Good, but the strings (at the bottom) could have been shaper - 7
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12/21/2005 04:56:26 AMPost actions
Your picture and mine have similar compositional problems: the focal plane is too low in the frame. It's a tough problem to deal with when using a shallow DOF; in this case, the obvious and necessary focal plane is on the white knobs, and in order to raise them in the frame, you'd have to change your angle so much that the picture wouldn't be the same at all. I ran into those same issues.
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