how do we make deep dof ?
by oferashel

Comment:

Very nice perspective on the challenge, although I am sure the big issue is there really isn't a very DEEP depth of field here.

I do understand your photo well and I think technically it is very good, just feel most of the voters couldn't think outside the little box as usual.

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f128 if only my digital had that...
by Rasai

Comment:
Critique Club

I think you lost to much of the detail around the lens. Just seems lost to darkness.

Also this was very weak for the challenge. It is a cool photo but when I think of deep depth of field I picture a landscape with something close and something far away with objects inbetween, and chances are everyone else was looking for that too.

AC16 221A
by gajmaj

Comment:
Very nicely done. Excellent use of sepia tones.

Dual Engines
by TommyMoe21

Comment:
Excellent capture of this engine. Well done 10.

Just Three
by oksamit

Comment:


For starters this does meet the challenge well there are definately 3 here.

I would like to have seen more detail to the faces of the statues are they are now they seem overprocessed, out of focus and overexposed.

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Life is a Waiting Game...
by librodo

Comment:
Excellent portrait, wonderful capture of emotion. 10

Three Feathers
by Falc

Comment:
Critique Club

Overall the image is very strong, well composed, there is a richness to the tonal values you chose to present. There really isn't anything I would change to the image itself but I would lose the blueish gray in the border, just doesn't do anything for it. Seems to be more of a distraction than a help.

Anna

Fender Stratocaster
by ChrisW123

Comment:
Excellent photo, nice composition.

The Recital
by grigrigirl

Comment:
Congrats, well deserving!

Nature's Spirals
by kosmikkreeper

Comment:
Congrats on the win...again its beautiful.