Congratulations Elise, great image and a runaway win. Nice job.
Wendy
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View Poll Results: Which ones do you prefer? (multiple choice)
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Mark - Cedar Creek Falls
6 15.79% -
Rob - Cheltenham
9 23.68% -
Liz - Knidos sunset
8 21.05% -
Mike - Teazels
1 2.63% -
Ron - Calming
5 13.16% -
Elise - Imperfect
24 63.16% -
Nuno - one of my pets
13 34.21% -
Antonio - Remains
11 28.95% -
Richard - Chinatown
11 28.95% -
Yegor - Back to the summer
14 36.84%
Multiple Choice Poll.
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Thread: Mini Competition #163
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2nd January 2011, 12:22 AM #21
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2nd January 2011, 12:22 AM #22Moderator
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Re: Mini competition #163
Congrats Elise, well deserved, as the margin shows, possibly one of the biggest we have seen too.
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2nd January 2011, 12:43 AM #23
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Re: Mini competition #163
Congratulations Elise. Beautiful photo! I am interested as to your setup for the shot, can you explain?
Mark - I loved the texture of the water in your shot, especially in contrast to the sharpness of the rocks on the bank. Nicely captured!
Rob - Great photo pf the windows. I am a huge fan of symmetry.
Yegor - Beautiful color and definition in your shot.
All of the entries were great!
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2nd January 2011, 01:39 AM #24
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Re: Mini competition #163
Richard, I'm embarrassed to say that I can't tell you about much of a set-up -- the picture was taken outdoors in available light at about 3:00 in the afternoon -- it was overcast, and actually starting to rain a little, which accounts for the water drops. The flower was in a vase sitting on the porch railing. I shot from above, so the background was the street below, which I think is where most of the darkness came from. I spot-metered off the flower, and that's about it -- just darkened the background a little in PS.
Here's the EXIF data: Canon 40D, 100mm @ f/5.0 for 1/400 sec. ISO 640.
Thanks, everyone --
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