A pinecone that caused a burst of laughter by misha_d

Photography • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on May 15, 2008

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several bursts in a rapid succession in fact...

Comments (7)

PD154

2:53PM | Thu, 15 May 2008

Neat idea, great capture with this stunning DOF!

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tennesseecowgirl

5:57PM | Thu, 15 May 2008

there must be a story behind that.. I guess we guess at it .. :)

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amlondono

8:32PM | Thu, 15 May 2008

Fantastic capture , unique ,love the use of dof , Ana

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1358

10:28AM | Fri, 16 May 2008

nothing sweeter than the laughter of a child! very sweet!

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Elcet

7:39AM | Mon, 14 July 2008

I agree with your mood in this pict. Perhaps I had choiced a more closed aperture so it will give more depth of field, hence this marvelous young glass-wearing girl would be more recognizable. But… I have just visited www.dpreview.com to see about what is your Olympus IR-300. It was presented in 2005, it's a compact camera without optical viewfinder, you have to look through the LCD screen, and the only available mode is Program full-automatic, therefore what I am saying cannot be applied with this camera… However, there is an excellent 5Mpix CCD and Olympus lenses are considered as excellent ones. For me I use an "old style" digital SLR because I have a full control of functions and I can use it as simple as 30-years-old classic reflex cameras. This image proves undoubtedly that you have an excellent eye for beautiful, original and creative pictures… You can consider seriously a camera (perhaps secondhand one which would be very cheap) which would have your eye quality, LOL! Nevertheless, you can keep your IR-300 for snapshots. Visit my wife's mtc photo gallery. She is a totally newbie in photography (less than 2 years), but she has an excellent eye as you have… and an excellent Nikon D50 digital SLR with the Nikkor Pro ED 3.5-4.5/18-70 zoom. She makes really stunning photos with that, often better than me! 5+!

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