bug in the code
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Comment by colorcarnival:
Very cool. Is this a partially submerged bug? Love how it looks like it is melting into a pool of blur.

eye in the sky
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Comment by abranton:
Reflection is to distracting for me.

eye in the sky
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Comment by e301:
Like your sense of composition, and the concealment of those little secret moments works well; I wonder if, for such a complex and fractured image (in a good way), a little reduction of the overall dynamic range might not make it more accessible? Allow a little stronger a sense of reality, and the chaos of the funky reflections and so on will still prevail?

eye in the sky
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Comment by kaiser_chief:
The connection to the topic is clear. The overlaid image effect is interesting, but creates a messy image, where the eye does not know where to look on the page, but also what depth it should be focussed at. Should I be concentrating on the window, the fence, the trees, the sky.........but it also is appealling on a different level, while other images are following the rules, this breaks most of them, and creates a much more complex image...........

bug in the code
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Comment by rennie:
Excellent choice with B&W - the bug is so graphic. The DOF could be deeper, I would love to see more detail of it, since is the main subject :) Good luck!

eye in the sky
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Comment by NikonJeb:
Old, old glass?......6

The Ugliest Duckling
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Comment by colorcarnival:
it would be really cool to have something like this land in your backyard - lucky! I think you hurt it's feelings tho by calling the poor babe ugly Of course, when they grow up, it doesn't get any better for them tho, does it? :) Great shot.

The Ugliest Duckling
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Comment by Kelli:
From the thumb nail he looks to be at least 10 feet tall! LOL! Boy is he ugly!

The Ugliest Duckling
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Comment by vlado:
Commenting as part of my Team Suck duties...

Brave move submitting something "ugly" in a free study. Lucky to get the shots at all given your description, and I imagine you'd have been under some pressure to take the photos quickly... never know if mummy is close by... image is VERY top heavy, and the feet are OOF. Fortunate capture, but probably not the DPC enough, especially for a FS.

knuckles vs. posthumous
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Comment by Jutilda:
Does posthumous have a fro? Awesome.