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RGS65
Registered: Oct 20, 2005
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Your thought always appreciated,
Rob



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Alan Young
Registered: Jan 19, 2007
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Very, Very nice

Alan



PaulC
Registered: Dec 18, 2005
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Very nice Rob, really enjoyable. Great conversion



glyons
Registered: Apr 09, 2008
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yup, worth getting up early for



Sam Bortol
Registered: Sep 26, 2007
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Really well done



tomandmarj
Registered: Jan 02, 2007
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nice composition; interesting that the focus of each thistle is different . . better or worse?
regards, tom



Seth Tower
Registered: Oct 10, 2006
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I like it. Very odd bokeh, though.



Seth Tower
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tomandmarj wrote:
nice composition; interesting that the focus of each thistle is different . . better or worse?
regards, tom


Judging by the circular bokeh, I'd say the lens was very close to wide open, hence a narrow DOF. Definately an 8 blade aperture.



RGS65
Registered: Oct 20, 2005
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70-200 f2.8 IS at f4 Whats weird bout it Seth - it looks perfect to me? I added film grain here, is that what you mean?



SKYWESTR
Registered: Feb 18, 2005
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I think Seth may be talking about the mix of lines and highlights within the bokeh (the nice round spots of light). I like it, although the highlights can get a little distracting within an otherwise smooth bokeh. good conversion as well.

Carl



Seth Tower
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SKYWESTR wrote:
I think Seth may be talking about the mix of lines and highlights within the bokeh (the nice round spots of light).
Carl


Yep, that's what I meant.



RGS65
Registered: Oct 20, 2005
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Ok. I think the "lines" are other grass strands since they don't appear in any other images with this lens. Also the drops here are backlight water drops so there is probably some diffraction going on as the backlight passes through the droplets themselves to the lens, no? Thanks.

Seth Tower wrote:
SKYWESTR wrote:
I think Seth may be talking about the mix of lines and highlights within the bokeh (the nice round spots of light).
Carl


Yep, that's what I meant.



sbeme
Registered: Dec 23, 2003
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Love the composition/conversion and bokeh. I think the circular areas really help to make this image, with thistle "arms" upstretched to the "droplets". I dont like the noise/grain, however.
Scott



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