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Dec 14, 2005 05:13 |  #1

Greetings,
First jewellery photography... Comment please


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Dec 14, 2005 05:45 |  #2

wow, nice


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Dec 14, 2005 06:52 |  #3

She must be happy.


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Dec 14, 2005 07:06 |  #4

Great peice of jewellery and a great shot.
My wife is now dropping hints for her birthday.

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Dec 14, 2005 13:27 |  #5

Very beautiful.....lucky wife ;) And nice jewerly shot too!

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Dec 14, 2005 14:08 |  #6

Great capture. I closed the window as my wife entered the room.


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Dec 14, 2005 15:57 |  #7

nice shot. i think it will be better to see the chain in focus as well (not just the pendant). thats just my opinion.


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Dec 14, 2005 16:52 |  #8

Is that a Canon or a Nikon . You will have a happy wife.

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Dec 14, 2005 17:24 |  #9

Nice shot, and nice bokeh, but I'd stop down just a little. The top and bottom diamonds are fuzzy. You want to focus on the main piece but all of the main piece should be sharp, IMO. Otherwise beautiful shot!




  
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Dec 14, 2005 18:40 |  #10

Very nice, my wife get expensive jewlery also, us men need too, so we can have our toys too>:lol:


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Dec 14, 2005 19:06 |  #11

Some women get expensive jewelery and men get L lens.




  
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Dec 14, 2005 22:48 as a reply to  @ Kevin's post |  #12

Greetings,
Thanks for all your comments. I too think that I should have a bit more depth of field. Well, after spending so much on our Ls, it is time for her Js. Enjoy...


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