Riverside

gubbs

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MuskyDude

I like your use of shallow DOF on the first two, as well as your use of B&W on the last two. Very nice. AJ

JohnR

Those are all good, but I like the 2nd one the best! The last one is cool too..I experimented with shots of bare limbs like that just recently myself.

Ann McRae

I love the second shot.

I really like the first, but wonder if a landscape orientation to it would be nicer. I think the bottom bit is too empty.

I'm not really crazy about the third one.

ann

gubbs

MuskyDude wrote:

I like your use of shallow DOF on the first two, as well as your use of B&W on the last two. Very nice. AJ

Thanks MD, I was looking at Michiel DB's posts the other day, followed Sid's advice and stole his ideas:D

Cheers

gubbs

JohnR wrote:

Those are all good, but I like the 2nd one the best! The last one is cool too..I experimented with shots of bare limbs like that just recently myself.

Thanks John, I wasn't sure about the last one...I think it was the chaos that appealed to me, in a strange sort of way

Thanks again

gubbs

Ann McRae wrote:

I love the second shot.

I really like the first, but wonder if a landscape orientation to it would be nicer. I think the bottom bit is too empty.

I'm not really crazy about the third one.

ann

Thanks Ann, I tried a number of different angles with the fungi, including landscape & tbh I don't think any of them looked quite right Oh well

Thanks for all comments

lynnma

I like both the fungi and the black and white (second one) I keep looking at the third one the tree and I'm not sure. I think it would depend on my mood. The chaos is just that.. chaotic and I think it makes me feel antsy.. no where to focus.. but that in it'self is interesting. For me the second one needs a tad more focus center or somewhere, my eyes keep flicking about. the fungi draws me way into where the little spiders live