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Apr 25, 2007 12:04 | #1

I cut and coloured each one personally..... not really :oops:

Just playing with my 100, still learning and I don't have a dedicated macro flash or bracket thing yet!

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Apr 25, 2007 12:14 | #2

I love #2, this reminds me of the colorfull picturs in my daughters daycare. Awesome shot!!!

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Apr 25, 2007 14:13 | #3

MrWills wrote in post #3102167

I love #2, this reminds me of the colorfull picturs in my daughters daycare. Awesome shot!!!

It took me a while to put them together and I was still one short at the top left!:o

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Apr 25, 2007 14:16 | #4

Wow I really like those! I'm a huge fan of bright colors so those are right up my alley. Great work!

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Apr 26, 2007 11:57 | #5

ieatstars wrote in post #3102788

Wow I really like those!

I'm a huge fan of bright colors so those are right up my alley. Great work!

Thanks

I really want to sort a light box out, I think the colours look a little flat, but I was only using available light... any excuse!:o
(or did the bounce F. go off... I can't remember?)

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Apr 26, 2007 14:34 | #6

Excellent shots- like both of them
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Apr 26, 2007 15:21 | #7

you could clone in a match at the top left, orange or green perhaps- making sure its suitably blurred!

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Apr 27, 2007 11:57 | #8

LordV wrote in post #3109122

Excellent shots- like both of them

brian V.

Thanks Brian!

I often look at your macro shots with my mouth wide open :eek: , so to hear that from you makes me feel pretty good! :cool:

I'll keep trying to improve, thanks again.

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Apr 27, 2007 11:58 | #9

racketman wrote in post #3109353

you could clone in a match at the top left, orange or green perhaps- making sure its suitably blurred!

I will try that, thank you.

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Apr 27, 2007 12:03 | #11

Pete-eos wrote in post #3113988

Nice shots. Personally I'd boost the contrast to bring out the colours and make it less flat

I agree, I think the shots would have been better had I used a dedicated macro flash or light box.... or something.

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