PaW 2010 Week 5 reworked.jpg
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Comment by nivlek:
a nice scene ... I like all the greens and the reflections on the pond

Still Fruit of Life
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Comment by glad2badad:
Nice layout overall. Lighting could use some attention (it's a little harsh), and the DOF should have been deeper to get the back fruit in focus. JMO of course. :-) Good luck.

PaW 2010 Week 4.jpg
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Comment by colorcarnival:
I'd love to have a cottage that looks like this. I went to your blog and I have to say that I prefer Outtake #2 to this shot. The building is the star of the show and that outtake does a better job of enhancing the details and colors of the home. I did like the perspective you used in Outtake #1 too.

Rustic Relic
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Comment by Ja-9:
kinda old and beat up...great picture...

PaW 2010 Week 4.jpg
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Comment by raish:
There's a little bit of a 'have to squint to look at it' about this, but it does present a place that looks like the scene of a good few creature comforts in its history.

PaW 2010 Week 3.jpg
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Comment by Ken:
Very nice HDR, it makes a simple subject very interesting. Not only do I not see the dreaded halos, but it's almost like a cartoon, but without the cartoon cheesiness. The colors are so clean and pure.

AppleThief
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Comment by MaryO:
He looks completely innocent to me ;-)

AppleThief
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Comment by andrewt:
Needs a little fill flash here to get the colors from the Lory to pop. 6

PaW 2010 Week 3.jpg
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Comment by jasonlprice:
Great shot, I love the architecture of the kiosk. I would love to see more of it...those clouds are great though and I understand why you wanted to include them.

PaW 2010 Week 4.jpg
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Comment by salmiakki:
I think the sky has suffered a bit in this one for some reason. There are some halos around the trees on the right and the chimney on the house. I find it so difficult to get it just right so that doesn't happen. It's a pity, because the house itself and the rest is spot on. Have you tried using the exposure blending/fusion option in Photomatix? Same principle mulitple images of different exposures. Give it a go, I have used it a few times recently and really liked the results. Very subtle but does the job.