Butterflys
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59 total reviews
Comment from Echo7
Stunning closeup Willie. Perfect focus and excellent detail. Very good boke here. Great green in the background. Working in perfect harmony with the pink of the flower. Great angle. VEry good all round composition. Great job bud
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2010
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Stunning closeup Willie. Perfect focus and excellent detail. Very good boke here. Great green in the background. Working in perfect harmony with the pink of the flower. Great angle. VEry good all round composition. Great job bud
Comment Written 29-Nov-2010
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2010
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Thank you so much!
Comment from virginian
What a cool find. Like the fact that most everything is blurred keeping the head and tongue the clear subjects. Got a good angle showing the full head and long tongue. He's a fuzzy thing. Colors and lighting are good. Love the eyes. Thanks for sharing.
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2010
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What a cool find. Like the fact that most everything is blurred keeping the head and tongue the clear subjects. Got a good angle showing the full head and long tongue. He's a fuzzy thing. Colors and lighting are good. Love the eyes. Thanks for sharing.
Comment Written 29-Nov-2010
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2010
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Thank you so much!
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You are welcome.
Comment from Wheelssky
Very nice macro- shows great detail of his face and the blossom he's sipping on. Nice background blur. I would of preferred a little longer dof.
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2010
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Very nice macro- shows great detail of his face and the blossom he's sipping on. Nice background blur. I would of preferred a little longer dof.
Comment Written 29-Nov-2010
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2010
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Thanks.
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you are welcome.
Comment from RedRockArt
Initial impact 5
Creativity 5
Color harmony 5
Center of interest 5
Technical excellence 5
Technique 5
Story telling 5
Lighting 5
My reviews are set with "Blinders On" which means the names of those who are being reviewed, are not shown.
Thus the reviewer does not know who the artist may be or if they are one of my Fans and so am not influenced by reputations of the artist. That way you get an unvarnished review of your work, as each piece is a new challenge for you.
The challenge for an artist or photographer, is to make their work look as good online as the original subject. For reviewers can only judge what we see.
Your work looks good, on my monitor, it would probably would make a really good print.
With a great range of gray zones, it gives the colors more impact.
You have good composition. The light grabs attention the whites show detail.
Sharpening is important.
When we edit digital images, even resizing causes a loss of sharpness. Final sharpening can make them look the way we want...
You could use some adjustment for full range or sharpness.
Keep practicing or learning more and a year from now, you can be surprised at your work. :)
With 74 years experience, am still learning new techniques.
When we communicate feelings to one or more people, we are successful. Money is not the only measure of success.
reply by the author on 29-Nov-2010
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Initial impact 5
Creativity 5
Color harmony 5
Center of interest 5
Technical excellence 5
Technique 5
Story telling 5
Lighting 5
My reviews are set with "Blinders On" which means the names of those who are being reviewed, are not shown.
Thus the reviewer does not know who the artist may be or if they are one of my Fans and so am not influenced by reputations of the artist. That way you get an unvarnished review of your work, as each piece is a new challenge for you.
The challenge for an artist or photographer, is to make their work look as good online as the original subject. For reviewers can only judge what we see.
Your work looks good, on my monitor, it would probably would make a really good print.
With a great range of gray zones, it gives the colors more impact.
You have good composition. The light grabs attention the whites show detail.
Sharpening is important.
When we edit digital images, even resizing causes a loss of sharpness. Final sharpening can make them look the way we want...
You could use some adjustment for full range or sharpness.
Keep practicing or learning more and a year from now, you can be surprised at your work. :)
With 74 years experience, am still learning new techniques.
When we communicate feelings to one or more people, we are successful. Money is not the only measure of success.
Comment Written 29-Nov-2010
reply by the author on 29-Nov-2010
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Thank you so much!
Comment from joli
Nice capture and close up. To have improved this, you should have focused in the whole bug instead of just his face and tongue. But it is still good. Focus is good. Framing is well done.
reply by the author on 29-Nov-2010
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Nice capture and close up. To have improved this, you should have focused in the whole bug instead of just his face and tongue. But it is still good. Focus is good. Framing is well done.
Comment Written 29-Nov-2010
reply by the author on 29-Nov-2010
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Thank you so much!
Comment from Southernbelle Photos
Colors nice. Details nice. Lighting nice. Initial impact nice. Creativity of presentation nice. Color harmony nice. Center of interest nice. Technical excellence nice. Technique nice. Story telling nice. Thanks for sharing this pretty insect. Southernbelle
reply by the author on 29-Nov-2010
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Colors nice. Details nice. Lighting nice. Initial impact nice. Creativity of presentation nice. Color harmony nice. Center of interest nice. Technical excellence nice. Technique nice. Story telling nice. Thanks for sharing this pretty insect. Southernbelle
Comment Written 29-Nov-2010
reply by the author on 29-Nov-2010
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Thank you so much!
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You welcome, Southernbelle
Comment from DebbieK
Awesome capture. Details and lighting are sharp. The green background makes the silver spotted skipper stand out.
Initial impact 5
creativity 5
color harmony 5
center of interest 5
technical excellence 5
technique 5
story telling 5
lighting 5
reply by the author on 29-Nov-2010
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Awesome capture. Details and lighting are sharp. The green background makes the silver spotted skipper stand out.
Initial impact 5
creativity 5
color harmony 5
center of interest 5
technical excellence 5
technique 5
story telling 5
lighting 5
Comment Written 29-Nov-2010
reply by the author on 29-Nov-2010
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Thank you so much!
Comment from R. Eugene Wallace
Great silver spotted skipper photo. The angle is just great for some action and dynamic direction. The color scheme is well done and the background is perfect. Perhaps a little dark vignetting to help keep the eye on the insect and not on the flower so much. Overall, a wonderful photo and great specimen to have in your collection. Thanks for sharing your find.
reply by the author on 29-Nov-2010
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Great silver spotted skipper photo. The angle is just great for some action and dynamic direction. The color scheme is well done and the background is perfect. Perhaps a little dark vignetting to help keep the eye on the insect and not on the flower so much. Overall, a wonderful photo and great specimen to have in your collection. Thanks for sharing your find.
Comment Written 29-Nov-2010
reply by the author on 29-Nov-2010
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Thank you so much!
Comment from RevDon
Initial impact:As flip Wilson used to say The silver tongue devil. Lighting is very nice. Not over powering. Action is slurping the good stuff. Bring his own straw presentation. Color harmony is good. Center of interest is the straw and the bug. Cropping is good. Focus is sharp. Depth of field is in effect blurring out the un-wanted background. Story telling is in the title and artist?s notes.
Comments:Does that straw retract all the way back into the bug?
reply by the author on 29-Nov-2010
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Initial impact:As flip Wilson used to say The silver tongue devil. Lighting is very nice. Not over powering. Action is slurping the good stuff. Bring his own straw presentation. Color harmony is good. Center of interest is the straw and the bug. Cropping is good. Focus is sharp. Depth of field is in effect blurring out the un-wanted background. Story telling is in the title and artist?s notes.
Comments:Does that straw retract all the way back into the bug?
Comment Written 29-Nov-2010
reply by the author on 29-Nov-2010
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Thank you so much! The tongue has a different name, I don't know now what it is really called, it curls up under itself and does not go inside.
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Oh, yes now I remember, I had forgotten. You are welcome.
Don
Comment from nannybpurple
Good clarity and a nice close up i like that you captured the eyes well shows well also.
color good
focus good
light good
framing good
reply by the author on 29-Nov-2010
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Good clarity and a nice close up i like that you captured the eyes well shows well also.
color good
focus good
light good
framing good
Comment Written 29-Nov-2010
reply by the author on 29-Nov-2010
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Thank you so much!