Love dragons and damsels.... however for me this is not quite working, I'm not a huge fan of close ups unless they show a specific ID feature, (thats the science phot in me), the detail in the eyes is fantastic, and I believe worthy of a crop, as it stands the bits and bobs in the bg are a slight distraction, saying that I too have loads of images similar, often it cannot be avoided...
But please keep them coming.
Posted by David Kjaer on September 15, 2007 at 2:46 PM
Hi Andy
Amazing detail!
David
Posted by Andy Shepherd on September 15, 2007 at 3:40 PM
Hi Andy,
Like it , super detail , cracking lense that Sig 180
Kind regards
Andy...
Posted by John Chapman on September 16, 2007 at 6:28 AM
Hi Andy great capture keep them coming
John
Aberdeen
Discussion
5 repliesOne from this morning - just the other side of Holmes Chapel, Cheshire (someone was wanting more locations mentioned??).
Thought about cloning out the web thread but decided not to.
D2Xs
Sig 180
ISO 200
1/250 @ f8 (t/pod + 410)
3 shot manual stack in CS3 for at least some DoF
Thanks for looking
I'll stop soon - PROMISE!
Tim
Love dragons and damsels.... however for me this is not quite working, I'm not a huge fan of close ups unless they show a specific ID feature, (thats the science phot in me), the detail in the eyes is fantastic, and I believe worthy of a crop, as it stands the bits and bobs in the bg are a slight distraction, saying that I too have loads of images similar, often it cannot be avoided...
But please keep them coming.
Amazing detail!
David
Like it , super detail , cracking lense that Sig 180
Kind regards
Andy...
John
Aberdeen