Here is another one that I took while working 2 summers ago in Georgia. Taken with my FinePix V10... thought it turned out ok. Leave me a comment on what ya like or what I can improve on!
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To post photos you're going to need to log in with BYUIPhotographics@gmail.com
password: Photography
So everyone can learn from each other, with each photo, please include as much of the following as possoble:
Camera, Lens, Shutter Speed, Aperture, ISO, Location and or Process.
Aside from posting photos and comments, once you're logged in you can also list your personal blog as long as it is photography related.
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3 comments:
WoW!! nicely done. I love how you brought out the texture in the wood. Good job.
I probably would have brought my focus in closer to do away with the fuzz near the bottom. But that is just me. We all have our own touch though.
no way, we talked about this during photographics and if it was in focus closer it would ruin the picture because the wood fills the entire frame at the bottom and that would be the focal point. it looks great the way it is.
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