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is this the 3-d style?

 
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Nov 05, 2005 21:47 |  #1

Is this the "3-D look" ?

I think it is because the subject stands out tremendously.

Taken with 135 L

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Nov 05, 2005 21:57 |  #2

Looks "3D" to me. Nice photo Corrupted!!!

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Nov 05, 2005 22:06 as a reply to  @ SilentBob's post |  #3

Yes Saif, a lens like the 135 prime will corrupt you so bad that you will not be satisfied by too many other zooms and primes...

It is the contrast between a very sharp, well delineated object and smoothly blured background which "elevates" the object towards the eye.

BTW, a very nice shot and a colourful/fiery bokeh.


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Nov 05, 2005 22:33 |  #4

I think today I fully realize that photography is like a vast ocean of oppurtunity and technique. I did not realize what 3-D images meant until I took t his picture today. At first it look as Waleed was pasted onto another picture.

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Nov 05, 2005 23:33 |  #5

yup, it pops allright.
Amother thing I sometimes try is have something OOF both in front and behinf my subject, I find that it gives it even more "depth"

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Nov 06, 2005 08:56 |  #6

Gotta love that 135 L


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Nov 06, 2005 14:25 |  #7

thanks you two! :D


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