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By: Tiffany Hix
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Photographer	Tiffany Hix {Karma:5012}
Project	#1 Abstracts	Camera Model	Olympus C8080 Wide Zoom
Categories	Abstracts Digital Macro	Film Format
Portfolio	Color Abstract Super Macro	Lens	Olympus aspherical glass 5x optical zoom lens 7.13 ? 35.6mm
Uploaded	1/4/2005	Film / Memory Type	Olympus xD
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Critiques	2	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Boise State - ID Country - United States
About	Just experimenting with abstract and super macro. Natural light. I think there was some camera movement (or tripod movement since my son thinks it's a microphone) but like the effect it gave. Suggestions are very welcome! Thanks for looking!
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David Hofmann {K:22223} 1/7/2005

looks like and accidental shot when you took the camera of the tripod :) The balance is a nice color spot. I whish that one was big in frame

But I can think of more interesting subjects for super close ups :)

Mark Mahar {K:3233} 1/4/2005

I like this but as you say a little unsharp, but somtimes this works to your advantage with abstracts. I try to use a tripod and then activate the self timer function `so I don't touch the camera at all. This is a fun area to play around with, keep shooting. -mm

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