Leaves by tibet2004uk

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Mar 03, 2005

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Sorry about the dull title but...well...If anyone has a better idea! ;) Any technical advice, tips and tricks very much welcome and wanted! :) Thx for stopping by!
PascArt

Comments (21)

vlaaitje

12:16PM | Thu, 03 March 2005

oo Pascalle !!!! This is really lovely...love the choice of tones.....you learn fast...well seen

SirIglesDremont

12:31PM | Thu, 03 March 2005

Youre GREAT, my friend. Its stunning! Kisses.

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Zacko

12:58PM | Thu, 03 March 2005

Aaarrrghh..I left such a long comment and then i saw some typos and thought i should edit it....and I forgot to copy...damn...well about the photo..IT IS GORGEOUS!!! And im not gonna ask if you added that grain or not, LOL. Can i suggest one thing though...remove a little of the top. That top leaf is too big and by being that it steals focus from the one leaf that is not out of focus if i make any sense..bla bla bla...bet im not. That is of course only my opinion, and i still think the compo and perspective are brilliant. Have a wonderful weekend #:o)

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kansas

1:54PM | Thu, 03 March 2005

I'm not a photographer, but I see what Zacko means regarding the upper leaf detracting from the one just below it which is in focus.

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Artzy

2:03PM | Thu, 03 March 2005

Nicely Done!

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CDBrugg

2:13PM | Thu, 03 March 2005

LOVELY picture: if you do crop. don't take too much off! perhaps the middle leaf should be 10% higher?

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tibet2004uk

2:34PM | Thu, 03 March 2005

@kansas: Yes, and I did try what Zacko suggested and was unable to make my mind up cos I liked both versions! To crop it, does interrupt the line of leaves which is what I went for! So, here I am, liking them both and very confused now! o_O

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Synapse

3:51PM | Thu, 03 March 2005

I see what Zacko's getting at, but personally I don't mind that slight "conflict" and to me it actually helps with the illusion of depth, if that makes any sense, because of the way the eye attempts to "look past" the dominant top leaf toward the one that's in focus!

soulofharmony

4:26PM | Thu, 03 March 2005

beautiful and soft b/w light superb excellent DOf... vote perfect

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Lledeline

4:30PM | Thu, 03 March 2005

Well done.

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redbeard

7:35PM | Thu, 03 March 2005

I like what you've done with the focus, great depth and textures, beautiful shot!

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GiveMe

9:36PM | Thu, 03 March 2005

Looks great. I like it. Tks Pascale :^)

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diomedes66

10:11PM | Thu, 03 March 2005

Wonderful diagonal composition, selective focus and DOF is excellent as well as superb texture! Well done!

cynlee

11:17PM | Thu, 03 March 2005

think it's a great exercise in depth of field!! :]

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addiek

2:22AM | Fri, 04 March 2005

Tinting is nice... I gilded a bromeliad once... it can help to deal with obvious blurred areas and intense light reflection spots. Your focus here seems good.... a nice diagonal composition line. Very interesting to see your gallery filling up with non-portrait / human faces for a while. Hugs... Ad.

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