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by madison461

Comment by xuan768:
I was thinking about doing a graveyard shot for this as well but I didn't have the time.

The shot is pretty decent but the border is too large for my taste. Also, it might look better in black and white or at night when the colors are duller. When I think of cemetaries I think dark and moody, and I'm not sure if this image has the right mood. Also, maybe try a different perspective; it looks a little awkward for some reason (maybe its just me).

Hope my comment was helpful =D

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by madison461

Comment by glad2badad:
Yikes! Is it on your hand?! Cool photo. Very tight DOF - some bokeh starting to work for you in the background. I love the way they move their head on a swivel. Nice capture (physically and photographically!). ;^)

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Comment by Elaine:
Too busy. Is the gate supposed to be the focal point?

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Comment by Chinabun:
nice concept, just not a winning image. i find the gate is distracting to the actual graveyard.5

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Comment by cheekymunky:
cool shot! well impressed that you used the kit-lens as well. colour are great & composition is spot on. Good job

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Comment by Germaine:
I think you need greater deapth of field on this one. Also, the black border drags things down.

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Comment by Tammer:
I like the black border and black gate. Good concept on the challenge.

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Comment by Jutilda:
I like the DOF and the angle of this shot. The detail of the scroll work of the gate is good. The light is nice and not too harsh.

the only one who would sit for a portrait....Callie
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Comment by Jutilda:
Darling kitty. She looks thoroughly pissed off. Great detail of her fur and eyes!!

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Comment by alfresco:
Acrobatically wow! I'm beginning to appreciate the happy face dragonflies have, this fellow (fellete?) seems to enjoy showing off for the camera. I like the colors, I like the crop. I would suggest cloning out the oof leaf, it detracts from the odonatic acrobatics. Nice photo :)