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Debarshi Duttagupta
{K:26815} 6/21/2003
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Khub shundor laglo aei photo ta. Thank u for your tips ! ashole at that time amar kache only a 32mb mamory stick chilo tai low resolution e tulchilam. Now I have a 128mb memory stick , tai ebarer picutre gulo high resolution e tulbo. Thanku for the suggestion !
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david sweetland
{K:427} 6/12/2003
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I can't figure out if they're California Poppys or Ganzania. Probably irrelevant, as it's a beautiful picture anyway you look at it. You just critiqued one of my pictures (New Longhorn) and I thought it was kind of funny, because I grew up in Southern California and now I'm living in the part of the world where you came from. There are a lot of interesting insects in So Cal, but not as many as India. Wish I could go there, they've got some really spectacular species. You might want to try to find some Horned Toads, I haven't seen any pictures of them on any of the photo sites. Once again, a beautiful picture with a unique perspective.
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Anna Pagnacco
{K:7448} 6/5/2003
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Wonderful lighting!( I agree Nikon is a good camera for macros )...Anna
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Marcelo Lima
{K:1822} 5/31/2003
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Hi, my friend.
This is just wonderful!! Great your job enhancing the original capture (that was already very good)It is like a very well done underexposion on a film camera, to get the right light efect as you did here. Many congrats from,
Marcelo Lima
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Marco Grandi
{K:16680} 5/31/2003
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Great reflection,Subha!Fantastic colors and light!
Bye Marco.
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Kristina Kohut
{K:49990} 5/30/2003
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So beautiful!! I really LOVE the lightning and colours! Very tasteful composition too and excellent photo!
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Eric Peel
{K:136} 5/29/2003
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What a marvelous shot. The shadows of the petals on each other is absolutely what makes it compelling. Nice colors, composition and contrast...nothing negative here at all!
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Nancy Liu
{K:1903} 5/28/2003
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I love the backlighting on the flowers, it gives the petals such interest! I like the original of this shot also, but I think darkening it adds to the look, as you mentioned.
Regarding your question, yes, the 105mm I use is a macro lens, 1:1 at 1 foot away from the subject. I also use a 60mm macro, but prefer the longer length most of the time.
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Jim F
{K:8859} 5/28/2003
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wonderful colors lighting, perspective and treatment.
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Ingrid Mathews
{K:7277} 5/28/2003
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Excellent. Love the perspective and striking colors. Must be nice to be an ant;) Great shot!
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Yiannis Gabrilis
{K:2548} 5/28/2003
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Beautiful color and lighting, nice work
Regards
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Fabio Cerati
{K:2068} 5/28/2003
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Wow, Very interesting light and excellent result.
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Diana Cornelissen
{K:26437} 5/28/2003
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Hello Subha. This photo is so much more interesting then the original one. The lightning makes it more alive and more exciting to watch. You did a great job on editing this picture!
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Jorge Herrera
{K:496} 5/28/2003
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One of the best pictures I've ever seen! Congratulations!
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Hayri CALISKAN
{K:16195} 5/28/2003
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Fantastic lighting!! Excellent composition!
Regards, Hayri.
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T Glow
{K:14955} 5/28/2003
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Very beautiful composition!! great lightning... nice worked. Regards,T.
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Subha Pindiproli
{K:10108} 5/28/2003
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this is the original as what is looks like..
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