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| Another inverted droplet of water to act a one of nature magnifying glasses. Hope you enjoy and experiment with this interesting media and light composition. Because of the extreme cropping, there is a lot of noise. |
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| To CMJC: Noise!! | devildoc |
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(354) - [2013-09-07 13:23]
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Fantastic...
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- fransx
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(41704) - [2013-09-07 23:53]
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Hi Michael,
A nice close up of this droplet containing such a reflection of the surroundings.
I like the vertical frame and the blurred bi-colored BG.
Good details on the stem.
Well done,
Francis xavier
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I alway find nice nature and drops view ☺
but you said it, a lot of noice and an extreme cropping; so why did'nt you try some iso less and some apperture more (for exemple iso100 and F8 and why not slowly because you have a tripod)
now why did you choice to inverted the shoot? yes the sky is right upon but that the magnifyying of nature to change sometime such a odviousness!
A good effort, although as you have pointed out there is a lot of noise - too much in fact.
However it is always good to experiment and practice.
DAvid
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