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mike reid Registered: Nov 26, 2006 Total Posts: 1611 Country: United States |
Wandered around today with the 85mm at 1.2 and at times the 80-200mm at 2.8. Warning some of these are very abstract |
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pinball_pw Registered: Dec 24, 2008 Total Posts: 2058 Country: United States |
1 and 2 for me. 1.2 makes for some delicious depth of field. - Paul |
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ScaryFox Registered: Dec 30, 2004 Total Posts: 24454 Country: United Kingdom |
I really like the DOF and bokeh of the first two, the warm colours are great too. I just feel, if you had gone in a bit closer to just one branch or leaf (even closer than in 4 and 5) the compositions would be stronger and the images less busy. |
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Raven Falls Registered: Apr 23, 2009 Total Posts: 121 Country: United States |
The third one really does it for me. |
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mike reid Registered: Nov 26, 2006 Total Posts: 1611 Country: United States |
Thanks everyone...its fun wandering around there |
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likecoolpics Registered: Jun 03, 2008 Total Posts: 162 Country: United States |
1,3, and 4 for me. I like these shots and love Japanese maples. Maybe try to get a shot with a more contrasty background color for those shots with great bokeh. |
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joeycerone Registered: Apr 21, 2008 Total Posts: 500 Country: United States |
I like them. |
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Dpic_arctic Registered: Nov 01, 2009 Total Posts: 2374 Country: United States |
Very cool set. I like the shapes of the leaves. 1,2,3 are my favorites. I like the lone red leaf in #3. |