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Laying In December's Light
© cinny7
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Uploaded: 12/21/05 1:32 PM GMT
Laying In December's Light
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I thought the light on that particular evening seemed warming and comforting... :)
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.Mudpuppy
12/21/05 1:54 PM GMT
What a lovely shot Cindy. The light does give off a warm feeling in this picture. Nice capture. :)
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Hello Cindy....This is a very nice shot..I love the way you have managed to catch the light behind the leaf......(It does'nt look like a pine cone!)....it has a beauty about it and the detail in it is great! ...Have you taken it at a time when it is due to 'fall!'....your work never ceases to amaze me.......Thank you
............Bob........
........."You dont take a PHOTOGRAPH...you make it".........
............Bob........
........."You dont take a PHOTOGRAPH...you make it".........
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Your love for nature is evident. And I admire you for that.
Simple details, great images!
Paul
Simple details, great images!
Paul
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If you can't find the words, you may as well shoot it...
Cindy,
From the thorns, I gather that this may be a rose bush of some description, in which case congratulations; I have never seen such a translucent leaf of this type before, and more so its colour. In future, try and get your focus in focus (convoluted I know :) ). Auto-focus is a precarious thing, and unless you were using a DSLR, it would be extremely hard to ascertain what is in focus when everything is close together. Alternatively, if it is very difficult to determine what is in focus, increase your focal length (decrease aperture) but from my experience in that light, you would need a substantially longer shutter time, and then camera shake is an issue…. Don’t pay attention to rambling me, enjoy your products :)
Keep up the unique captures!!
Cameron
From the thorns, I gather that this may be a rose bush of some description, in which case congratulations; I have never seen such a translucent leaf of this type before, and more so its colour. In future, try and get your focus in focus (convoluted I know :) ). Auto-focus is a precarious thing, and unless you were using a DSLR, it would be extremely hard to ascertain what is in focus when everything is close together. Alternatively, if it is very difficult to determine what is in focus, increase your focal length (decrease aperture) but from my experience in that light, you would need a substantially longer shutter time, and then camera shake is an issue…. Don’t pay attention to rambling me, enjoy your products :)
Keep up the unique captures!!
Cameron
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