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Aug 25, 2005 19:59 |  #1

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Aug 25, 2005 20:16 |  #2

Nice shots, but a little better focus, DOF on the flowers would improve them. Like what you did with the second, interesting. The geese maybe could use a little fill flash?


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Aug 26, 2005 04:13 as a reply to  @ Paul A's post |  #3

thanks for the comments. I have lots to learn, especially post processing. They seem to look so awesome in the raw format, but after compressing to jpeg and resizing they sometimes seem to be missing something.
What is DOF?


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Aug 26, 2005 06:26 |  #4

First two images I find confusing to look at here, The first one is mostly chaos of OOF flowers, kind of looks like a milkweed of some sort. The second one is centered and the B&W background in my opinion doesn't help the shot, The geese look pretty good here as posted.




  
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