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  wholenewlight Registered Users Posts: 1,529 Major grins

  March 18, 2005 edited March 18, 2005

  Heehee
  
  I like it. Since the viewer has no real perspective on the size of the object (yeah, I know it's an optical mouse) - my first thought is that it could be some future MS version of a giant robotic Galapogos Turtle.
  
  Fun shot. Good sharp foreground. DOF fades realistically. Nice.

  john w
  

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  I knew, of course, that trees and plants had roots, stems, bark, branches and foliage that reached up toward the light. But I was coming to realize that the real magician was light itself.
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  LiquidOps Registered Users Posts: 835 Major grins

  March 18, 2005 edited March 18, 2005

  wholenewlight wrote:

  Heehee
  
  I like it. Since the viewer has no real perspective on the size of the object (yeah, I know it's an optical mouse) - my first thought is that it could be some future MS version of a giant robotic Galapogos Turtle.
  
  Fun shot. Good sharp foreground. DOF fades realistically. Nice.

  Thank You for taking a look.
  
  Used the Sony 717. Did a little bit of post work to it, but the DOF is out of camera

  Wandering Through Life Photography
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  nzmacro Registered Users Posts: 200 Major grins

  March 18, 2005 edited March 18, 2005

  Looks like my old one : . Clean and sharp rear end. Would be interesting playing with different perspectives on this, especially with the way the light glows and reflects from underneath these. Placed on a mirror comes to mind.
  
  Danny.

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