Love the book...Camera Great...Storage A Little off!!!
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Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Was if CF or SD film?
The cliche shot for this challenge, I'm afraid.

Love the book...Camera Great...Storage A Little off!!!
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Comment by KarenNfld:
I knew someone would do this.....a digital camera and film. I thought of it but didn't have any film around.

Macro Texture
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Comment by Rgarcia:
Really interesting subject, although I can't figure it out! Is it a mineral?

Macro Texture
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Comment by Indieaperture:
fokuss

Love the book...Camera Great...Storage A Little off!!!
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Comment by david_c:
OMG, that's funny. Not really liking the lighting, though.

Love the book...Camera Great...Storage A Little off!!!
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Comment by snaffles:
hehehe...someone forgot about what the D in DSLR stood for eh? 7

Love the book...Camera Great...Storage A Little off!!!
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Comment by dudeman13:
Yo sick man

Macro Texture
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Comment by diginut:
Excellent dof, color rendition, and clarity.. Might be too small to actually "feel", but I like it anyway!

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Comment by levyj413:
This scene has real potential. I'd like to suggest a few things to experiment with:
1) Try it in B&W. The only real color is the sky, and by losing that color, you emphasize shape and tone, which is what this shot seems to be about to me.

2) Really ramp up the contrast and see how it looks. Drive the shadows to pure black.

3) If you get the chance to reshoot, try a different composition. I like the nearby bale where it is, but I think it might be a little more balanced if the large distant bale were near the upper right instead of so close visually to the nearby one.

4) Looks like you have some sensor dust. Look at it at 50%-100% scale and scan around looking for darkish blobs, and then clone them out. Not sure how to do that? Here's your chance to learn! :) Search Google - I'm sure there are plenty of tutorials around, and cloning against a blue sky is about the easiest way to start that I can think of.

Seeing into Another World
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Comment by levyj413:
Beautiful shot of a beautiful object. My only suggestion would be to bump up the contrast. But looking at your commenters' average, I'd say you definitely impressed them. It's hard to please everyone, so when you so clearly please at least a known audience, take it and run! :)