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Critique By: Hussam AL_ Khoder  (K:79545)  
3/28/2016 10:52:41 PM

Perfect shot!
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Almax McCoy  (K:6837)  
1/28/2012 11:02:26 PM

Martin,
Crisp, colorful and well lighted

Thanx,
Almax
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Dave Stacey  (K:150877) Donor  
1/26/2012 1:55:55 AM

Excellent macro, Martin! Great colour and detail!
Dave.
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Martin Halley  (K:580)  
12/16/2011 11:41:56 AM

First, I trained the wasp to keep quite still and then I took about 30 shots each at a different focal distance. These were then melded together using Zerene software. The result was tidied-up using Photoshop. I use a focus-stacking rig based on old travelling microscope.
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Martin Halley  (K:580)  
12/16/2011 11:40:10 AM

First, I trained the wasp to keep quite still and then I took about 30 shots each at a different focal distance. These were then melded together using Zerene software. The result was tidied-up using Photoshop. I use a focus-stacking rig based on old travelling microscope.
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Andrew Aldridge  (K:949)  
12/16/2011 8:47:56 AM

I am totally envious of this shot! How did you get such great DOF?
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Dave Stacey  (K:150877) Donor  
12/14/2011 6:05:11 AM

A very well done macro, Martin!
Dave.
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: The Pilgrim  (K:65007) Donor  
12/9/2011 7:31:05 AM

Martin very awesome macro! Love the great details and depth!
Well composed with very good clarity!

Merry Christmas

Paul
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Ahin Das  (K:1787)  
12/9/2011 7:21:17 AM

Beautiful shot Martin...
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: David McGill  (K:2796)  
12/8/2011 6:19:01 AM

Well taken good colours and details.
Cheers Dave.
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Andre Denis  (K:66407)  
12/8/2011 1:24:16 AM

Nicely done Martin!
Andre
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Almax McCoy  (K:6837)  
8/15/2011 1:25:45 PM

Martin,
The tight framing, the colors and the concentration on everyone's face make this a great shot

Thanx,
Almax
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Gustavo Scheverin  (K:164501) Donor  
8/14/2011 11:28:20 PM

Me gustan las fotos de ciclismo, soy ciclista!, un abrazo!
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Saswata Kar  (K:345)  
8/14/2011 8:42:24 PM

well attempted
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Martin Halley  (K:580)  
8/14/2011 5:21:05 PM

Actually Mark, looking at this again from a distance of 4 years, I think your change was an improvement. Ho-hum!
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Riny Koopman  (K:102911) Donor  
5/22/2011 2:14:44 PM

Splendid image!...
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Tibor Bálint  (K:4104)  
5/21/2011 9:38:58 PM

Interesting idea, very good work. Regards: Tibor
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Michele Beccia  (K:16535)  
5/21/2011 11:54:36 AM

Excellent capture, regards:)
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Ahmed   (K:596)  
5/21/2011 10:59:00 AM

excellent ..very fine image 7/7
best wishes
Ahmed............
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Ania Zielińska-Hoşaf  (K:61374) Donor  
5/21/2011 9:36:59 AM

Excellent POV, details and composition; perfect timing indeed and really fantastic, extraordinary shot!
7++++++

Best wishes,
Ania
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Ryca C.R.  (K:3895)  
5/21/2011 9:18:57 AM

excellent photo!
the sharpness, focus, DOF, and all element here is perfect!
+++10

cheers,
Ryca
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: David McGill  (K:2796)  
5/20/2011 11:25:38 PM

Good macro.
Cheers Dave
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Martin Halley  (K:580)  
5/20/2011 10:57:47 PM

OK, Tibor, I will let you into my little secret. A photo montage of the equipment will be my next upload.
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Martin Halley  (K:580)  
5/13/2011 1:29:29 AM

Ah, now I understand. I will delete it from the alternative process. Focus stacking seemed to qualify it for that. My mistake. Many thanks for pointing this out and your further kind comments. Regards.
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: James Cannon  (K:-463)  
5/12/2011 5:38:44 PM

The image is positively amazing and could be utilized as an ad for Nikon lenses. In fact, I would vote for it as a "People's Choice" award in any of the other categories in which you have this listed. However, the "Alternative Process" category states, "All types of Alternative Processes welcome here. Platinum, Palladium, Cyanotype, Tintype, etc. Note: this is not a digital category". I viewed your portfolio and find your images quite stunning so, no, the comment was not negative, but merely an observation. -Cheers!
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Martin Halley  (K:580)  
5/12/2011 11:32:39 AM

In the baove comment please read "Macro" in place of "microscope. Sorry Nikon, doing you down there.
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Martin Halley  (K:580)  
5/12/2011 11:30:08 AM

What an interesting comment. What do you mean by "digital"? Is this a plus or a minus comment?

Yes, a digital camera was used but there has not been any post-processing other than to blend the layers together. What you see is exactly what came out of the camera. No changes to saturation, contrast, sharpening, levels, curves or anything like that.

No film equipment could ever achieve an image like this, so perhaps your perceived digitalness is a function of the surprising depth of field at this magnification combined with the excellent sharpness from a good quality microscope lens.

        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: James Cannon  (K:-463)  
5/12/2011 6:04:32 AM

It looks digital, to me.
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Soubhik Patranabis  (K:41)  
4/28/2011 8:24:22 PM

Just amazing ...
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)

Critique By: Martin Halley  (K:580)  
4/27/2011 11:40:58 PM

ANSWER TO THE QUIZ: I worked out there are at least 13 couples in this image.
        Photo By: Martin Halley  (K:580)


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