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Droplets
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Uploaded: 03/02/10 2:33 AM GMT
Droplets
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I took this at least two years ago and have had a great deal of good compliments on the shot so I thought I'd post it up here for my Caedes friends to see.
I felt very accomplished after taking this photo because as a little girl, I always admired the beauty of rain drops (on roses and whiskers on kittens..:) and was never able to capture them with a good camera until then.
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.armasoub
03/02/10 2:59 AM GMT
That is fabulous, the focus point is exceptional, a great composition and good colour choice. Very different and very good.
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I like how you did this in B & W ... really brings out the droplets & textures of the leaves. I may have cropped the lower part of the image ... just below the blurred outline of the lower leaf. Other than that it's a very nicely composed shot Maria. I do like the wet but peaceful feel to this image. Thank you for sharing.
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"I Love Lab's!"
Good choice for b&w. I always use b&w when there's not much attractive color to be seen. I bet that the leaf is plain reddish brown if it's in color. (sorry for my english)
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Stunning. Simply stunning.
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For in and out, above, about, below,
'Tis nothing but a Magic Shadow-show,
Play'd in a Box whose Candle is the Sun,
Round which we Phantom Figures come and go.
From Edward Fitzgerald's Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam
I love this image, but why so small?
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cbr_coc
"Clamo, Clamatis, Omnes Clamamus Pro Glace Lactis"
Nicely done! I like the simplicity of this, and the black and white adds to the mood.
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Many people will walk in and out of your life,but true friends will leave footprints in your heart. You'll ways be in my heart Carissa and Rouski
Liking your composition here, Maria.
In particular, the placement of the one drop in the lower right-hand side in relation to the overall image. Anchors your photo and then, provides a good good focal point.
Caveats?
Aside from the issue of available resolution sizes ... in my humble opinion, believe you could improve the tonal range some. So..
For your creative reading enjoyment, via Shutterbug.com:
"Digital Color To B&W; Five Top Ways To Convert To Gray"
There's some nice *kenesthesia happening as well. (*This is my 'power word' for the day. :oP)
Which simply means; "an effective use of movement, either through the emulation of movement within the still image, or by the tension exhibited by stillness".
This element/facet is imparted to us, your viewers, by the lines within frame, shapes of that of the leaves, water pooling, et al.
Ok, now then..
Where's my cookies?
:oP
And last, but certainly not least ... thank you for sharing this one with us. :o)
In particular, the placement of the one drop in the lower right-hand side in relation to the overall image. Anchors your photo and then, provides a good good focal point.
Caveats?
Aside from the issue of available resolution sizes ... in my humble opinion, believe you could improve the tonal range some. So..
For your creative reading enjoyment, via Shutterbug.com:
"Digital Color To B&W; Five Top Ways To Convert To Gray"
There's some nice *kenesthesia happening as well. (*This is my 'power word' for the day. :oP)
Which simply means; "an effective use of movement, either through the emulation of movement within the still image, or by the tension exhibited by stillness".
This element/facet is imparted to us, your viewers, by the lines within frame, shapes of that of the leaves, water pooling, et al.
Ok, now then..
Where's my cookies?
:oP
And last, but certainly not least ... thank you for sharing this one with us. :o)
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