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Gustavo Eulalio
{K:3777} 8/3/2004
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Wow, this is great. Nice shot, Pim.
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Bjorn Beheydt
{K:12096} 6/28/2004
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Great B&W study you made here, tonal range is great, and the use of DOF is too. Perhaps putting the sharp area somewhere else on the leaf could've been better, since I have the idea that the eye has to go looking for the sharp area. When you would've made the first finger on the right the sharp area, I think that the attention would automatically be drawn there. Not sure though, just an idea, something to try out if you wish ;-)
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Jeremy Slagle
{K:107} 5/20/2004
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Nice contrast. I love the negative shapes created by cropping in tight. Very visually interesting! Keep it up. i dissagree with the last two.. I think the DOF is just right.
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Ed Rhodes
{K:1113} 5/19/2004
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very nice capture, the b&w is perfect for this.
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Paul Eggerling-Boeck
{K:503} 5/19/2004
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Great composition! I love the abstract nature of the photo. I think the DOF works well. Good range of tones too.
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Saeed Al Shamsi
{K:47735} 5/19/2004
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Well this very interesting subject,I like low dof,but to me a more sharp earea will give extra attraction,Saeed
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Gerhard Hoogterp
{K:4863} 5/19/2004
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Also a nice shot of a leaf. Actually for me the same goes as the previous leaf..I think it could have a little more dof. Not too much. just a touch..
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