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Dancing on the Edge
01/31/2012 11:13:00 PM
Dancing on the Edge
by dali_lama_2k

Comment by posthumous:
a stage with footlights gleaming.

I'm hanging this in my fantasy gallery

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Dancing on the Edge
01/31/2012 12:36:11 PM
Dancing on the Edge
by dali_lama_2k

Comment by PennyStreet:
wonderful little episode.
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Dancing on the Edge
01/31/2012 12:34:41 PM
Dancing on the Edge
by dali_lama_2k

Comment by jmritz:
This has a nice abstract feel.
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Dancing on the Edge
01/29/2012 01:14:37 PM
Dancing on the Edge
by dali_lama_2k

Comment by J-Me:
I'm normally so fed up with water droplettes that I by-pass them. This, however, is extremely pretty. :)
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To Rest
01/19/2012 03:06:06 PM
To Rest
by dali_lama_2k

Comment by Mond:
Nice old wreck, reminds me of myself! Great rust colour but the shadows are blocky, I'd like to see just a tad more detail in there.
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Coffee
01/19/2012 12:55:45 PM
Coffee
by dali_lama_2k

Comment by snaffles:
Greetings from the Critique Club!

First impression: As noted in my original comment, the darkness of this image makes oit difficult to see details.

Artisitic: I do like the inside of the coffee cups being red and you trying to catch and emphasize the curved redness, but it needs a bit more.

Technical: You shot wide open, which is rarely a lens' best aperture; arguably it gave you too shallow a dof as the handle of the closest mug is oof and looks disconnected from the rest of the mug. Yet the leading edge of the one on the left is also in focus so the effect is a little puzzling. I think for a shot like this your ISO is far too low; 200 would probably have been fine. Your shutter speed is fine, though a tripod comes in handy when shooting slow. At this stage you don't need anything fancy, just enough to keep your camera stable. Glad you diffused the flash to help take down highlights.

Overall: Not a bad shot and I imagine this setup would be easy enough to replicate. Grab an inexpensive tripod, possibly a shutter release too, and learn to love the manual focus button. Then shoot and experiment, it's the only surefire way to learn.

Feel free to PM me,

Susan
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Coffee
01/12/2012 10:58:09 PM
Coffee
by dali_lama_2k

Comment by patrinaritter:
love it
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Coffee
01/11/2012 11:04:09 PM
Coffee
by dali_lama_2k

Comment by nam:
Too dark on my monitor.
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Coffee
01/10/2012 05:46:36 PM
Coffee
by dali_lama_2k

Comment by PetRock:
A bit diffulculf for me to make out the full image. Damn Calibration!
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Coffee
01/10/2012 10:50:46 AM
Coffee
by dali_lama_2k

Comment by CaptUnderpants:
a little to dark for me
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