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Comment by DERYN posted on Nature's Fire at 11/06/2013 - 20:57
And, a good example for anyone wanting to know just what DOF is. Background nicely blurred too.
It also works if rotated so the lavender is pointing upright. There are a couple of droplets hanging which also add to the nice detail and so would give the game away if you did rotate.
Nice.
Deryn
Comment by DERYN posted on Bee Hanging around at 11/06/2013 - 20:49
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Comment by DERYN posted on DOGS! A Photographic Project at 10/06/2013 - 22:03
#3-is that a stuffed badger in the window?
#5-what is for sale in the background?
#6-the poodle is tied to that thing! surely it doesn't run behind it?
#10-dog has a life jacket on, cool!
#11-is that some sort of dog painting/symbol on the wall?
More to the pics than first meets the eye, nice.
Deryn
Comment by DERYN posted on DOGS! A Photographic Project at 10/06/2013 - 21:38
Comment by DERYN posted on And then there is him ... at 10/06/2013 - 20:40
Great photographers and lots of inspiration.
Deryn
Comment by DERYN posted on 50 Most Outstanding Photographers’ Portfolio For Inspiration at 10/06/2013 - 20:32
I think some of the scenes are too busy for B&W. The dogs in the pics tend to blend in too much with B&W instead of standing out. I assume the dogs were all different colours and so this would distinguish them from their surroundings.
But having said that, because of the contrast with their surroundings I think the 2 temple shots work nicely.
Deryn
Comment by DERYN posted on DOGS! A Photographic Project at 10/06/2013 - 08:35
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Comment by DERYN posted on One for DERYN :-) at 09/06/2013 - 21:57
I sat in our garden today looking for birds to photo and in total we had a couple of sparrows and a blackbird!
Again, lovely photos.
Deryn
Comment by DERYN posted on Our Beautiful Garden Wildlife at 09/06/2013 - 19:43
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Comment by DERYN posted on American Motors at 09/06/2013 - 19:20



I do like the subject, the flower, very interesting. I like the combination of just 3 colours, green yellow and blue. I like the sharpness of the flower against the blurred background.
What lets it down for me is the shortness of the stem. Did you crop and there was more stem originally? For it to work as it is I think there needs to be a tighter overall crop where the plant takes perhaps a third of the photo. Rule of thirds perhaps. But even then the lack of stem wouldn't look right for me.
Potentially a lovely photo robbie.
Just my humble opinion.
Deryn