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    MY RESIGNATION

    Cheryl ,my wishes for the creative energy in films.... Me, we'll be sorry not to see your comments!
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    Layers of the NamibRand

    Love this kind of landscape. to the purist the road isn't exactly a curve, but that's less important. My guidelines say to use iso lowest as possible, why 560 iso?
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    Working with the new toy

    Hi Cheryl, I like the impressionistic views as this. Exactly what I'm often like to get, the bokeh. Could you explain what kind of lens is it to an ignorant? the bokeh was famous for Sandra Bartocha's images, they were made with a 'Zeiss 100' lens. This old german lens as been recently renewed...
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    leaves red-green

    Thank you Jonathan. Yes believe..I concentrate, I was disturbed by the owner of the garden speaking on some plants and flowers!
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    spiny bush in partially backlit

    semi backlit new adjustment in Lightroom, only on lights-shadows and exposure. No filter.
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    spiny bush in partially backlit

    Thank you Jonathan, i have the book by M.Evening in english and I find some obstacle i understanding well in some parts. I agree that the image is a little busy and the light from uL should be better subdue.
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    spiny bush in partially backlit

    Thank you Brian. I'm used to have a tripod, not always I use it, For example not with a70-200mm VR. Here..I don't remember, some uncertain view can be due my astigmatic eye. But..after i treated it Lightroom in sharpness in way indicated by M.Evening.
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    spiny bush in partially backlit

    Yes,Steve,thank you. I too think where there are too subjects it become confused. I had no other choice in a private garden.
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    leaves red-green

    Thank you Sreve. I cropped the image.
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    spiny bush in partially backlit

    I think in this case the partially backlit isn't completely unpleasant. Shot in a botanic garden. Nikon D600 Tamron 60mm f3,5 1/200 EV-1 iso200 in PP some local work to reduce the highlights. Critics...
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    leaves red-green

    Hazel thank you. You wrote exactly : i cropped a part on the right because not lovely as the left part. Some remaining in the right background is unavoidable.
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    leaves red-green

    Nikon D600 Tokina 16-50 f7,1 1/100 iso 200 wb daylight. in PP I certainly made it darker with exposure, vibrance, light and shadows. My attention was drawn by the curing lines and the mixture of colors. comments appreciated.
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    arabesque 2

    thank you Jonathan. Miro's is another idea, good. Yes, sturdy tripod and mirror lock up. A smaller aperture would also be less DOF.
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    arabesque 2

    Thank you Miroslav Thank you Miroslav I can agree with you, but it should have be done in shooting. The image remain of poor quality because of is vertical, cropping strongly it lose more and more like this one?
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    arabesque 2

    nikon D600 Tamron 60mm f11 1/60 exposition semispot iso200 a very small crop at the bottom to cut off a thread of herb. in PP many small work. comments appreciated.
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    araabesque of cicadee 2

    arabesques of cicadee I had to reset the file because is longitudinal. It means a loss of quality.
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    araabesque of cicadee 2

    An adware came to destroy my attachment. Continuation: in PP strong clarity, some work both in shadow and lights. The branch on the right is crooked. Would you crop?
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    araabesque of cicadee 2

    Nikon D600 tamron 60mm f11 1/60 iso200 a very small crop at the bottom to cut off a thread. The branch on the right is crooked. Would you crop? In PP (ACR) Wb5500 sharpness in every area for macro.
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    mount Chaberton

    Thank you Diane, I will!
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    Bacteria Rainbow

    Very pleasing the Art's version!
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