Changing Ratio by mark.spooner

Photography • Abstract • posted on Apr 18, 2007

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Hope the week is going well with all of you. Many thanks again to all of you who have commented and/or viewed my previous upload but also many thanks to those of you who have been looking through earlier images in my gallery and commenting.

Comments (30)

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auntietk

8:24AM | Wed, 18 April 2007

Ooooooooh. This is VERY cool. The stuff you've been doing lately has been awesome. Pray continue! :)

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awjay

8:29AM | Wed, 18 April 2007

nice macro......

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Janiss

8:42AM | Wed, 18 April 2007

Oh yes, yes.... very gorgeous pict! I adore!

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nattarious

8:56AM | Wed, 18 April 2007

WOW!! That is a very interesting/impressive Macro/Closeup of these gears! What are they? I bet they are in a watch or something similar right! Love the golden tones and the DOF!!! Your focus is just perfect as is! Well presented, might only wanna blend the bold border or reduce it upto 90%! Othet then that, very, very good shot my friend. Thank you JOE

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prionbrain

9:03AM | Wed, 18 April 2007

Wow!!! This is very interesting!

MrsLubner

9:23AM | Wed, 18 April 2007

very nice.

frankie96

11:12AM | Wed, 18 April 2007

Another meaning to the word gearhead...great image...

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Ionel

11:24AM | Wed, 18 April 2007

Wonderfully done image! :)

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moochagoo

11:33AM | Wed, 18 April 2007

Wonderful macro (clic-cloc) !

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Hendesse

12:50PM | Wed, 18 April 2007

Excellent shot, stunning details and perfect DOF!

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Zorg1955

1:23PM | Wed, 18 April 2007

Comme on dit en France "Une prision d'horloger" ....Excellent macro Mark !

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cameraobscura2

2:13PM | Wed, 18 April 2007

I have now looked at it three times and I seem to coome back to the same findings that there is too much dark area on the left and thereby giving the feeling the image is being pulled to the right. I know these are only my views and feeling as someone else may see something different. I know working this close is challenging and all one can do is try again. Thank you for sharing. egmont

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