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Jul 20, 2007 14:55 as a reply to  @ post 3580508 |  #16

Hiya Brian,

Well I gota agree with the others on this one but like they say what you don't try you'll never know, I think the trouble is Brian we're all so used to your amazing quality & consistency it comes as a bit of a shock to the system ;) :lol:

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Jul 20, 2007 15:16 |  #17

I'm probably risking my life editing Brian's work but here goes......


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Jul 21, 2007 00:10 |  #18

Thanks again for the comments everyone :)- It is what I wanted ie just criticism :)
No prob with the rework rw2 - that does look like my more normal shots but I was purposely trying to take a not normal shot ;).
Think it goes down to experience as a failed experiment :)

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Jul 21, 2007 05:02 |  #19

Experiments are never failures if we learn from them. For me they can be the best teachers.


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Jul 21, 2007 06:21 |  #20

Hi Brian well done for trying something new :D
I realise you were going for a dark underexposed shot, I think it would have been better if the background was a single colour such as green and there was slightly more colour in the hoverfly still dark but a little bit more of the golden yellow colour
Keep doing new stuff Brian to inspire us all :D
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Jul 21, 2007 07:11 |  #21

Thanks for showing you actually are human Brian :D :D :D It is to dark for me but otherwise.....


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Jul 21, 2007 09:40 |  #22

rw2 wrote in post #3585123 (external link)
Experiments are never failures if we learn from them. For me they can be the best teachers.

Well said ;)


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Jul 21, 2007 10:57 as a reply to  @ photobitz's post |  #23

I think it's a fantastic shot. Specifically I like the backlight around the head which accentuates a lot of nice details. But I do agree that slightly more fill light wouldn't have hurt. But not so much as to ruin the contrast and silhouette of the head.

Unusual but very effective composition.


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