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Great shots MS, lol I like the last one esp 
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Thank you Azz
I do like them, and I am pleased with the last one.
I do like them, and I am pleased with the last one.
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Nice shots! I also like the last one although I would have preferred a slightly larger DoF, but it is a great capture
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Thanks Greyhawk, I can see what you mean about the DoF, thanks for the advice.
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Oh I like those shots It is great when you can take an ordinary object and make it into a spectacular series Lovely
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Brilliant set of shots there Moonstone, absolutely brilliant
I again like the way your wee brain is ticking away, coming up with all the wonderful ways to give an oridinary object...a bit of llfe.
Forgetting the "edits" for a moment...I'll get to them in a second...photograph 5 is the pick of the bunch for me. In terms of overall composition, it is such a simple idea, but works an absolute treat. The others too, are well composed, but for me, photograph 5 just edges it ahead of 6.
The "edits"
WOW!
I really do love them!
There is a real..."pop art"... feel to them, almost Andy Warhol -esque, and it really dates them too. I love them.
3 & 4 are just like prints. Brilliant.
3,4 and without question 5...really do it for me.
Brilliant idea...well executed!
You have every reason to be happy with them!
Keep 'em coming
I again like the way your wee brain is ticking away, coming up with all the wonderful ways to give an oridinary object...a bit of llfe.
Forgetting the "edits" for a moment...I'll get to them in a second...photograph 5 is the pick of the bunch for me. In terms of overall composition, it is such a simple idea, but works an absolute treat. The others too, are well composed, but for me, photograph 5 just edges it ahead of 6.
The "edits"
WOW!
I really do love them!
There is a real..."pop art"... feel to them, almost Andy Warhol -esque, and it really dates them too. I love them.
3 & 4 are just like prints. Brilliant.
3,4 and without question 5...really do it for me.
Brilliant idea...well executed!
You have every reason to be happy with them!
Keep 'em coming