I like this one better. The first one, the dew really looked over the
top to me - not much like dew. This one seems more natural. I'm not
sure if the square crop matters much, but overall, this is very nice.
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Bruce Dayton wrote:
I like this one better. The first one, the dew really looked over the
top to me - not much like dew. This one seems more natural. I'm not
sure if the square crop matters much, but overall, this is very nice.
There's something not quite right about this picture (and the
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I like this one better. The first one, the dew really looked over the
top to me - not much like dew. This one
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I prefer the first one. Much more striking.
Bob
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Square makes a difference. It makes it square.
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Mark!!
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I prefer the first one. Much more striking.
I agree with Mr. Shell.
-frank, who's been way too busy at work these past to days to actually
type a reasoned critique (like I ever...), so I'm just scrolling down
to something that I agree with and,
Hi!
Whatever that is to the bug's right is quite
distracting. I preferred the original composition.
I also prefer the original version.
Boris
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Nice shot. I think I prefer this crop.
Paul
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Kenneth,
Whatever that is to the bug's right is quite
distracting. I preferred the original composition.
Rick
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Ken,
I like the crop and effective enlargement of the dew drops.
Regards, Bob S.
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freely after Arthur C. Clarke, or some other clever guy)
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I do like the alignment better and it's a dazzling image. The stuff
protruding from it's head has me somewhat confused as to what is bug
and what is plant, however.
Not quite as clean an image, but very nice.
Jack
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Hi Ken,
I think it's a good shot. They often let the wings fall towards the ventral side
so that it's difficult to get the whole wing into focus at the same time. IMO,
it looks like a good trade-off between DOF and blurred background.
Still, I do think the background is a bit busy. Not in
there
early.
No healing brush was used on this image.
Kenneth Waller
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On Apr 1, 2006, at 3:35 PM, Kenneth Waller wrote:
Thanks to all who took the time to comment - Bob S, Bruce, Jack,
William R, Hank, David S., Frank, Bob S., Boris, Tom C., David B.
Which Bob S is which? ;-)
FWIW - this was taken with available light - no photons were harmed
in its
of this guy before he woke.
This was my second attempt to capture these guys, never had the excellent
conditions like this before.
Kenneth Waller
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Thanks to all who took the time to comment - Bob S, Bruce, Jack, William
R, Hank, David S., Frank, Bob S., Boris
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This was my second attempt to capture these guys, never had the
excellent conditions like this before.
Kenneth Waller
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Ken.
Nice detail and good background.
Nice photo.
I hope to try out my macro lens this weekend if ther rain holds off.
Dave
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First reaction: Stunning. The bug sparkles.
Tim
Mostly harmless (just plain Norwegian)
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Beautiful shot Ken.
Though I
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EXQUISITE!!!
Sorry for yelling, but it's just
Ken,
All that shiny stuff really put me off on the picture. It was like a
big blast of flash was corrupting the image. On a 4th viewing, I
think it is perhaps dew that is drying on the dragon fly's wings and
body. Now that is interesting! Still, I am troubled by all the
sparkle...
Regards,
Very nice! I like it as is. Quite unique with all the dew (I presume).
Tom C.
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Ken, your kung-fu is better than mine ;-). It is truly excellent.
Reminds me of work of honorable
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Gorgeous!
Bob
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Parts I love and a few things bother me. The bits of foliage hanging
down under the dragonfly really caught my attention. At first they
looked like the legs, but the focus was further than I expected, until
I figured out what it was. That draws my attention away a bit. The
other thing that
Ken,
Can't say what you might have done differently unless you had the
needed control.
IMO, had the critter been positioned in a more perpendicular position
in relation to the twig, I believe I would find the scene somewhat more
interesting.
Beautifully sharp catch. Nice!
Jack
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