Prismatic
Uploaded: February 25, 2006
Macro of glass clock and prism of colors caused by back light
Exif: FNumber: 29, ExposureBiasValue: 0/3, ExposureTime: 0.6, Flash: flash did not fire, ISO: 400, WhiteBalance: auto white balance
Darleen A. Stry February 26, 2006
Comments please #399409Darleen A. Stry February 27, 2006
Still looking for critique here #2476039Dan C. March 01, 2006
Hey, Darleene.Seeing as your second request for comments demonstrates a desire for honest critique, I'll post my opinion.
I think you've got some good subject matter here, especially with those sections displaying the colorful spectrum spreads. The only concern I may have is that it appears to be out of focus. Also, consider flopping this 90 degrees over into a horizontal format. It may work better that way.
Regards,
-Dan
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Darleen A. Stry March 01, 2006
Dan thanks for the feedback.I'll try shooting the subject again. I agree it seems a little out focus too now that I look at again.
Yes, I love criticism. A frying pan over the head or a wet noodle I learn best with a 3rd person opinion. #2482964
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