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Tiger Anemone

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Tiger Anemone

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  1. Hiya,

     

    In trying to pick out a photo to put in a comp I have looked at this shot too many times ... now can't decide whether it beautiful or boring :) (its my first open comp and I have no idea!?!) Any thoughts?

     

    The shot is of some Tiger Anemone, taken at Jervis Bay, Australia on 100ASA slide film. Camera is a Nikon F70 & 60mm macro lens. Exposure F11 @ 1/50.

     

    its here Tiger Anemone Trio. Slightly big (107KB), but without the detail its not the same ...

     

    All feedback appreciated :(

     

    cheers

    Lndr

  2. :):(:D:D:D:D:D

    i think they are v good

    in fact i think u might have good chance of getting that camera.

  3. very good picture

  4. thanks jugglematt ...

    ... buddy :)

     

    i was kinda hoping that the posting on the forum would give me some unbiased critique ...

  5. I think it is a beautiful pic, no doubt about that, but were you tossing up between this shot and another one for the comp ?

     

    AengusM

  6. I had a few other shots which weren't toooo embarasing :rolleyes: I have put a some up in a quick gallery.

     

    In particular I had another anemone shot, which was actually my favourite on first impressions.

     

    The Nudi looks real nice projected - it has a real luminous look, but the amount of background worries me ... (the rhinopores didn't scan real well - they are in focus!)

     

    Non-divers lurve the seahorse. Its an OK shot, but I find it pretty static.

     

    I like the RIF, AKA Red Indian Fish (but that maybe because most people tend to over-expose and they end up as featureless orange lumps ...) This shot has defintiely captured the quintessential RIF! But is it a nice photo, or just a "species" shot?

     

    hmmmmm

Keldan

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