Focussed on a tree

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By: Neil Niamh White
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Photographer	Neil Niamh White {Karma:9165}
Project	#52 Patterns in Nature	Camera Model	Fuji Finepix S5000
Categories	Nature	Film Format
Portfolio	Trees Greenham Common	Lens	Fujinon 10x Optical
Uploaded	2/18/2006	Film / Memory Type	Digital
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Location	City - Greenham Common State - BERKSHIRE Country - United Kingdom
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Dave Stacey

{K:150877} 2/19/2006

Great detail and perfect selective focus, Neil!
Dave.

Neil Niamh White {K:9165} 2/18/2006

Jim,

Your comments are much appreciated. I think I agree with you on this, my only concern being that the removal of the bright patch at the top of the image may make this photo less appealing when viewing at thumbnail size (and thus less likely to attract any critique)

Once again, many thanks.

Neil

Jim Goldstein {K:21230} 2/18/2006

I very much like the shallow depth of field here. The limited focus aims my attention to exactly what you consider the point of greatest interest. What I might recommend to strengthen this image is crop your image to limit distracting elements and to create additional lines that enhance your composition. The human eye tends to gravitate towards the brightest point(s) in an image. The extreme background of your image is quite bright. If you experiment with various crops of your image you'll find that omitting that background allows the in focus knot to stand out even more.

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