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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
3/2/2006 1:02:39 AM
I used kenko extension rings... i think i used all of them.
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| Photo By: Ryan Donahue
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
8/29/2005 8:00:40 AM
I had one light only and I used a bunch of seamless to try to cut down on shadows. He was tough to capture, as he would make a break for furniture at every oppurtunity.
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| Photo By: Ryan Donahue
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
6/6/2005 1:40:30 AM
I believe this is a wandering spider... they are reported to be the most venomous spiders in the new world... be careful getting that close. Maybe get a longer lens. Great shot.
http://www.brazzilbrief.com/viewtopic.php?t=2426
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| Photo By: Roberto Okamura
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
6/3/2005 4:20:47 AM
Incredible... thanks for posting on my image so I could discover yours...
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| Photo By: Kim Culbert
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
6/3/2005 4:17:34 AM
sorry...the stripe was flourescent lights in the classroom... I would've brought lights if I knew the gator was there.
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| Photo By: Ryan Donahue
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
6/3/2005 4:16:04 AM
I was that close... it was macro, this animal is used to people...
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| Photo By: Ryan Donahue
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
6/3/2005 4:15:00 AM
about as far as it looks... the gator is used to people... his mouth was taped shut for safety...
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| Photo By: Ryan Donahue
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
6/2/2005 1:35:18 PM
Extension tubes allow me to get much closer and they don't cost as much as an actual macro lens (though I think a macro lens would prove more useful).
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| Photo By: Ryan Donahue
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
5/11/2005 6:12:43 PM
Thanks for your comment... The only reason I posted it was the composition... it seemed quite lucky.
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| Photo By: Ryan Donahue
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
4/30/2005 10:26:02 PM
Dreamy!
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Photo By: Paolo Corradini
(K:59552)
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
4/25/2005 2:07:45 PM
Fiiting... this week in the states is national tv turnoff week....
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| Photo By: D W
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
4/18/2005 2:00:00 PM
They are chocolate dipped strawberries... you can taste them by visiting berryfactory.com (and by purchasing a dozen, of course). Thanks for your comment.
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| Photo By: Ryan Donahue
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
4/17/2005 5:59:06 AM
It is my understanding that this is a male... probably recently ejected from the hive. They don't visit flowers but wait for the queen to go on her mating flight... then the other females won't allow him back in.
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| Photo By: Ryan Donahue
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
4/8/2005 6:46:24 PM
very nice... dreamy.
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| Photo By: Alex Rocchi
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
4/8/2005 4:11:25 AM
It's funny, but it seems that insects frequently stay "tied" together for long periods of time. Maybe it makes up for living for just a week. Nice macro.
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| Photo By: Felipe Rodríguez
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
4/7/2005 2:46:39 AM
Lovely. I also like when the photographer is also part of the photo... How was the lens custom? Was it customized to capture reflections specifically?
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| Photo By: Leah Kahn
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
4/7/2005 2:43:39 AM
Herpes zoster? Shingles? Is this a photograph taken on break due to second stage chicken pocks? I did that. Didn't have a photo as nice as that, though.
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| Photo By: Todd Miller
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
4/5/2005 1:49:26 PM
Nice perspective... if you get a better collection of clouds (using the building as a frame), you could have a wonderful photograph.
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| Photo By: francesco adamo
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
4/2/2005 8:54:23 PM
Awesome macro. I should wake up earlier.
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| Photo By: Domjan Svilkovic
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
3/22/2005 4:19:23 AM
If there was one more blaring sign somewhere on the right (like Niketown) I think I would join the peace corps. The intent of this photo is clear, which makes it so appealing.
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| Photo By: Eric Peterson
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
3/22/2005 4:16:09 AM
It looks much like a globe. It'd be a good album cover or something.
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| Photo By: SAYGIN Mavinil
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
3/21/2005 5:34:22 AM
Nice find.
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| Photo By: naftali raz
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
3/21/2005 5:32:20 AM
Very nice... well framed.
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| Photo By: J Y
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
3/17/2005 3:43:19 AM
Wonderful... When so many elements come together, being the color and the petals collecting towards the bottom of the frame, it makes me want to go run around looking for such a happenstance.
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| Photo By: Tiger Lily
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
3/16/2005 5:07:39 AM
Paper wasp? I would be interested in seeing a frontal view... they have unique faces (meaning that an individual has a different face than another one in it's species)... The extension tube is used to its full potential here... the depth of field is terrific. It suffers whenever I use mine. Nice photo.
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| Photo By: Patrick Ziegler
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
3/16/2005 5:03:59 AM
It's funny that our photos (posted within minutes of eachother) are so similar. I would suggest that you should make certain that the film plane isn't at a bias to the subject so the symmetry is in full effect.
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| Photo By: Gustavo Scheverin
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
3/16/2005 4:59:44 AM
Functions? The d70 is quite new to me... it behaves in a similar way to my f100. It is wonderful. I am used to film and this camera makes sense to me. It is user friendly and the files are gigantic. I don't forsee buying a replacement for a long time.
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| Photo By: Ryan Donahue
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
2/27/2005 7:26:56 PM
Good composition... and kudos for going in there with 800 speed. Is he doing the windmill?
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| Photo By: sean sisk
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
2/27/2005 7:18:50 PM
Seems that this is the reason to keep a pocket sized camera around... moments like this.
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| Photo By: Tiger Lily
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Critique By:
Ryan Donahue (K:159)
5/17/2004 1:27:04 AM
The camera was a point and shoot and it was zoomed to 115... the whole roll had the same effect.
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