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Freygr...I like the greens in both photos. That first one, I don't know what I'm looking at, but they look like golf tees...lol. Pretty cool shots, both of them.
I like the 2nd image. If I could suggest, a slightly tighter crop to lose the bottom left corner. Then I think the viewer loses the sense of scale and makes this image even more intriguing.
I really like the second image, and i definately lose my sense of scale which is neat. The first image seems like it lacks a main focal point, i feel my eyes trying to figure out the main subject, but that might just be me. Nice work though.
I wouldn't mind seeing a little closer focusing on the second one, but the weirdness (is that the word I'm looking for?) of the subject makes up for it. Great feel, and that first one has a very strong subject. A tad grainy in the first one, but it may be the jpeg.
I wouldn't mind seeing a little closer focusing on the second one, but the weirdness (is that the word I'm looking for?) of the subject makes up for it. Great feel, and that first one has a very strong subject. A tad grainy in the first one, but it may be the jpeg.
Well done.
Well it's a crop < 30%, but I did not check the ISO setting, it was set at 1250, the only good thing the shutter speed was very fast as both where taken with a telephoto macro lense, both happened to zoom all the way to 300mm.
GRF
Panorama Madness:
Nikon D800, 50mm F1.4D AF, 16-35mm, 28-200mm & 70-300mm
Well it's a crop < 30%, but I did not check the ISO setting, it was set at 1250, the only good thing the shutter speed was very fast as both where taken with a telephoto macro lense, both happened to zoom all the way to 300mm.
Ah, it's probably the cropping that's causing that. What is the subject by the way?!
Ah, it's probably the cropping that's causing that. What is the subject by the way?!
You are the second one how has asked, Photo 1, is fungus among us (mushrooms) growing on the top of a rotten fence post. Photo 2, is moss on the top of a 2nd fence post. I have series of photos for three different fence posts.
A side note this summer I will have to redue this fence, and it's not my fence but it helps with the board for my daughter's horses.
GRF
Panorama Madness:
Nikon D800, 50mm F1.4D AF, 16-35mm, 28-200mm & 70-300mm
You are the second one how has asked, Photo 1, is fungus among us (mushrooms) growing on the top of a rotten fence post. Photo 2, is moss on the top of a 2nd fence post. I have series of photos for three different fence posts.
A side note this summer I will have to redue this fence, and it's not my fence but it helps with the board for my daughter's horses.
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