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Comment from donkeyoatey
Super nice up close details of the eye! You have captured all the subtle shadings very well! People in Florida used to keep pea hens and cocks, to keep down snakes..they eat them! This is an awesome and different quite creative presentation! DonkeyOatey
reply by the author on 11-Aug-2013
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Super nice up close details of the eye! You have captured all the subtle shadings very well! People in Florida used to keep pea hens and cocks, to keep down snakes..they eat them! This is an awesome and different quite creative presentation! DonkeyOatey
Comment Written 10-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 11-Aug-2013
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Thanks so much!
Comment from Cephus
Have always found it interesting in that it is about only in humans that the female is the one that is considered to be the most beautiful.
Well executed, good interest, nice composition. The pp worked well to refine the features.
reply by the author on 11-Aug-2013
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Have always found it interesting in that it is about only in humans that the female is the one that is considered to be the most beautiful.
Well executed, good interest, nice composition. The pp worked well to refine the features.
Comment Written 10-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 11-Aug-2013
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Thanks Charles!
Comment from Dick Lee Shia
The eyes are the window of her soul but does her mate knows that she's cockeyed. Accordingly, the attractive contestants in any beauty pageants are slightly cockeyed --not obvious.
I appreciate the ultra macro shot you captured. Is she too tame?
Well, this is impressive.
Thanks for sharing.
reply by the author on 10-Aug-2013
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The eyes are the window of her soul but does her mate knows that she's cockeyed. Accordingly, the attractive contestants in any beauty pageants are slightly cockeyed --not obvious.
I appreciate the ultra macro shot you captured. Is she too tame?
Well, this is impressive.
Thanks for sharing.
Comment Written 09-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 10-Aug-2013
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Lol thanks dick!
Comment from Regina E.H-Ariel
Initial impact: WOW what a handsome capture of simply " an eye" but how beautifully this eye is in textures and shapes only becomes visible through your picture - a very special angle and macro image showing us perfectly all the details of the tiny feathers coming out of each pore - the color design around the eye ball is amazing - the way you framed this eye is excellent as the brown tones are running diagonal through your image creating a spiral effect around the eyes- great idea - super contrast and exposure, perfect lighting - amazing presentation -- your modification brought all details out in perfection - super shot, super job
reply by the author on 10-Aug-2013
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Initial impact: WOW what a handsome capture of simply " an eye" but how beautifully this eye is in textures and shapes only becomes visible through your picture - a very special angle and macro image showing us perfectly all the details of the tiny feathers coming out of each pore - the color design around the eye ball is amazing - the way you framed this eye is excellent as the brown tones are running diagonal through your image creating a spiral effect around the eyes- great idea - super contrast and exposure, perfect lighting - amazing presentation -- your modification brought all details out in perfection - super shot, super job
Comment Written 09-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 10-Aug-2013
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Thanks so much Regina!
Comment from lonclif
Very interesting. I love close-ups like this. Even with the close cropping, it's obvious that you captured fine detail in the feathers. What lense did you use?
Lonnie
reply by the author on 09-Aug-2013
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Very interesting. I love close-ups like this. Even with the close cropping, it's obvious that you captured fine detail in the feathers. What lense did you use?
Lonnie
Comment Written 09-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 09-Aug-2013
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55-300 Nikkor. thanks so much for the review!