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John Myers
{K:4308} 7/25/2002
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i like this a lot...i usually hate the forground out of focus, but it works so well here...it's so soft and doesn't hurt the eyes. what a cool chess set too...i want it:)
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Ferry van Dorp
{K:37} 7/25/2002
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Thank you for al your comments, i really mean that because i also try several things and don't know of someone else like it.
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Larry Edwards
{K:843} 7/25/2002
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I like this, but it doesn't really look like a macro to me. It would be a good candidate for the "Minimum Depth of Field" project.
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Ezra Simeloff
{K:81} 7/25/2002
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Like this shot - nice choice with b&w and lovely lighting --
why the crop however -- why not the whole board? you could
have still had it at an angle?
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Sue O'S
{K:12878} 7/25/2002
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It's a great concept, but my eye keeps trying to focus the f/g to the point of strain. I love the lighting of the white pieces! The glow of the translucent pieces gives them an amazing depth. It is possible to get that same remarkable depth by reversing the positions, with black in b/g?
'Course, whaddo I know? I'm here to learn.
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Nathan Kennett
{K:535} 7/25/2002
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I dont know what to say, other than I love it. Beautiful in black and white.
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