speeding on paint branch
by manishk

Comment:
EXCELLENT job on the pan and composition.
Her flowing dress is the icing on the cake.
In my opinion, this should have been up in the ten.

Waterlines II
by puzzled

Comment:
Love the soft feel to this. Wonderful tones and composition too.
The angles of her and the metal grating work well together.

arts_new_hair.jpg
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Your roots are showing.

Come in Closer
by maestro

Comment:
Very soft and smooth.
You Depth of Field works very well to soften the feel here.

P4210141-copy_filteredm.jpg
by ragamuffingirl

Comment:
This is a stop and imagine kind of shot.
I look and wonder what they are thinking, what they are looking at, etc.
Keeps my attention on the shot, rather than look and move on.

I'm Different
by paulw

Comment:
This is one of those rare occasions that a selective desaturation works very well.
The title, her size and the direction she is looking in are the icing.
Great shot and post-processing.

Best buddies
by Brad

Comment:

Originally posted by goodman: i love this! please make me a business card, will pm. my details.

Done

Message edited by author 2006-10-02 17:47:39.

Hello
by Brad

Comment:
Close-up adaptors are basically nothing more than a maginifying glass in a threaded on filter housing that is a poor man's way around buying an expensive macro lens. *grins*
Take one widely frowned-on "kit" lens, add a $20 magnifying glass on the end of it, set lens to 55mm, manually focus to closest setting, and move in/out to get the focus right. (AF works too, but can hunt around too much for me) and voila !
I do have to say they do give a lot of bang for the buck.

Often sold in sets of varying strengths.


Message edited by author 2006-06-29 06:58:47.

The Southern Cross
by Bud

Comment:
All I see is spots. Sensor dust? j/k
*grin*
I have to try a long night exposure like this, but so many city lights to interfere. Cool shot.

Best buddies
by Brad

Comment:

Originally posted by Bear_Music: Nice woodie, Brad!)

Bet you say that to all the guys....
Thanks! (I think)