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08/18/2002 11:25:00 PM |
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08/18/2002 12:50:00 PM |
| A bit of technical trivia...The tomato horn worm, is the larvae of the hawk moth. He will live his life in this form only to later spiral himself into the ground like a screw and pupate or chrysalise into an adult moth. That's where it all begins again with the moth laying more larvae. The "tomato worm" grows up eating one type of leaf, and if that specific leaf is taken away, they will starve to death rather than eat different kinds of leaves. Metamorphosis is simply defined as a change in form. Your photo is beautiful. The lighting is excelent and the background is pleasing to look at. Focus is nice, I like the detail of his pattern. I love the originality. there are quite a few pics of the tomato this week, like how you used the tomato worm instead. I fear that people wont understand your "something new", that's why I included the brief history lesson. This IS in fact, a baby hawk moth. So I definately see the something new here. Don't get discouraged if other people don't see it. Very nice. Good luck with the challenge. |
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08/16/2002 04:15:00 PM |
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08/15/2002 07:25:00 PM |
| I don't like to see the name of the challenge (new) used in the title... too cliche or something. There are lots of other, more creative ways to express it. I like the photo lots though. The blurring in the background is kind of distracting (to me anyway), but I know how difficult it is to get the background nice and clear when you want the central focus absolute. And sometimes a blurry background is actually better, I don't know. Anyway, good job, I think overall. A good study of an interesting critter. |
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08/15/2002 05:14:00 PM |
| Great subject. Good depth. unfortunate shadow on lower stalk. Very good overall 9 |
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08/15/2002 10:20:00 AM |
Good composition and color. Great detail captured. I like the pattern of the background grasses. Nice job.
Score: 7
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08/15/2002 05:39:00 AM |
| Great use of macro – spot on – great shot… |
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08/15/2002 01:40:00 AM |
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08/14/2002 10:32:00 PM |
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08/14/2002 07:10:00 PM |
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08/14/2002 02:55:00 PM |
| The in-focus part of the picture seems too busy - although it is an interesting composition. Maybe if just the head was in focus, it would draw our view to the action, rather than having to look and figure out what it is. |
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08/13/2002 09:28:00 PM |
| I like this...terrific shot! |
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08/13/2002 06:20:00 PM |
Something new.
Composition - quite good
Technical Aspects - very good
Meets Challenge - yes
Visual Impact / Originality – quite good
Ugly beast, pretty picture
Jim msp
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08/13/2002 12:34:00 AM |
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08/12/2002 09:49:00 PM |
Composition9
Technical Aspects9
Appeal7
Creativity6
Rating8Autool
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08/12/2002 05:43:00 PM |
| nice composition, interesting photo |
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08/12/2002 04:51:00 PM |
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08/12/2002 04:20:00 PM |
| that was my second shot I couldn't find a caterpillar, called them a tomato bug when I was young |
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08/12/2002 04:14:00 PM |
| Good picture of an absolutely disgusting creature. |
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08/12/2002 11:12:00 AM |
| Oh, this is an excellent shot,! Excellent DOF and focus, and wonderful to see those tiny 'eyes' on the catepillar. And a catepillar IS a 'new' thing. I am also just happy to view a photo that isn't of a baby, flower bud, puppy or sunrise! Wonderful. |
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08/12/2002 09:14:00 AM |
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08/12/2002 03:22:00 AM |
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