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Frogs of stone
© MidnightSage
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Uploaded: 12/12/08 2:00 AM GMT
Frogs of stone
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Nice. Good level of detail, crisp focus throughout. A tad bit of over-exposure here and there, but difficult to avoid with this type of shot. The light and the shadows add interest to the composition. I suspect the c-index score will be more of a reflection on whether or not people care for the subject matter than the technical aspects, which are rather good.
Rich
Rich
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You never get old until your regrets outweigh your dreams...
I love the light and shadow play... everything stands out so nicely, as Rich said, well focused and clear... Niiice one!
mary
mary
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"Never let your studies interfere with your education." - Pete Seeger
This one needs to go full screen so you can really appreciate the level of detail in the shot. I, too, thought of "The Hobbit" when I first saw this. Fun shot, and a must download for anyone interested in doing a little clay or wax molding this winter when it is too cold to go outside. Like me. :)
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"The lyf so short, the craft so long to lerne,
Thassay so hard, so sharp the conquering..."
Chaucer
The soft, direct lighting is perfect. Very nice, Crystal!
- Mike
- Mike
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The preceding comment does not necessarily reflect the opinions of the staff and management of this fine establishment...
I agree with rp64's comments. Photo is crisp, and the light and shadow play are very good. A little overexposed in some areas, but hard to avoid. If I were in the VB, I would definitely give this a 9, and possibly a 10.
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As nicely composed a photo as can be. It just works - all that needs be said. Well done.
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Perhaps this is an amphibian version, called "The Hoppit".