Author Thread
04/23/2007 02:47:13 PMPost actions
Thanks to everyone for you time and comments. Best score to date and happy with it :)
-dave
Comments Made During the Challenge
04/22/2007 11:37:58 PMPost actions
eye confusing... which is the right eye... well done..
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04/22/2007 08:16:59 PMPost actions
what a great shot! I've never seen a butterfly (or moth?) like this-do you know it's formal name?
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04/22/2007 12:29:52 PMPost actions
Good shot, great focus. Position of the plant on the left right on the edge of the wing is a touch distracting though imo
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04/22/2007 04:50:08 AMPost actions
i think i would have liked it better if rotated 90deg cw...nice though
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04/21/2007 10:13:02 PMPost actions
good shot of the owl moth.
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04/18/2007 11:26:40 PMPost actions
I truly do like this image and have score it in the upper level. Having said this, I do believe you might have garnered additional points with a tighter crop, particularly on the right hand side of the image. Good luck.
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04/17/2007 11:05:51 PMPost actions
Awesome with this up and down picture! 10
I had WAY too much fun with the overprocessed comment :)! Most fun I've had on dpc! Watching everybody in the forums talk about the comment.
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04/16/2007 10:37:50 PMPost actions
great butterfly shot, pity about the distracting background
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04/16/2007 08:51:06 PMPost actions
great subject, a little dark maybe.
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04/16/2007 08:23:20 PMPost actions
Nice sharp photo, good contrast!
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04/16/2007 04:46:25 PMPost actions
The leaves here kind of take away from the brown color scheme and destract from the butterfly
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04/16/2007 01:31:08 PMPost actions
Very good detail in the butterfly....did you try taking any pics on an angle? I usually find a diagonal composition more pleasing than a straight on one.
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