macro13.jpg
by creek41256

Comment:
The OOF background is great in this shot. I too would like to see a tighter crop.

macro12.jpg
by creek41256

Comment:
I like the use of diagonals in the frame fro lower left to upper right. The DOF is great. The background is a bit bright for me.

Could it be wood it be - Day 13
by slaakso

Comment:

Originally posted by JR: Plywood. Placing this in a position where the sun is just skimming the surface would bring out the textures in a big way. Like this shot I took years ago. [thumb]657856[/thumb]

I understand your idea of positioning this where the sun can cast more of a skimming light on the subject but I need wait for the sun to move since repositioning the Hanalei Pier is next to impossible as the photo here shows. The photo in question here, 'Could it be wood it be', is not a macro of plywood, it is a macro of the plywood impression in the concrete from the forms used to cast the pilings of the pier. Thanks for the suggestion JR.

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macro11.jpg
by creek41256

Comment:
I do like when people use more of the plant then just the flower but for me the colors are a bit muted or I am seeing this at the wrong time of day.

macro10.jpg
by creek41256

Comment:
Difficult shot to get the lighting right. the red flower has some wonderful black veins.

The Chimney
by JaimeVinas

Comment:
This is a wonderful perspective on the building and great for the tilt challenge.

macro12.jpg
by icu1965

Comment:
Great fuzzy little plant. Love the colors and the textures I also enjoy the encroaching wood chips.

Day 12 - Pastels
by kteach

Comment:
I was really thrown off balance by this image so I am loving it. The bright blue wonderful on the bottom and the colors going on into infinity is the key to this photo for me.

Day 11 : Rescind
by ShaneBlake

Comment:
Another discarded part of the apple but this time wonderfully in focus. The POV, DOF and colors are right on for me in this ode to the apple. Don't try this with your computer. lol!

Day 10 : Repast
by ShaneBlake

Comment:
Where would the apple be today without the mighty seed? I too, wish the seed were fully in focus but I can live with the fact that it isn't.