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Gret shot Akos. I love fish stuff(as an avid Discus keeper !) Just that rear section a t the base is a little eye catching. No big deal - Looks easy from the old armchair.
John
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Quite interesting image, I like the composition and colors, Nicely done. Thank you for sharing, Akos.
Joe Przybyla
"Sometimes I do get to places just as God is ready to have somebody click the shutter"... Ansel Adams
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Hi Akos i very much like this frame , for the given techs it does look great !!
I might be tempted to give the subject a bit more tonal variation without overdoing stuff and leave the colors as they are .
The red stuff in the BG is this the sponge they live in ? i guess so as these fishes will be very territorial and will not accept another individual i think !
Like the award framing !!
It is so interesting what is living under the surface in the oceans , great stuff mate .
TFS Andreas
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i Akos, nice rich colours and good composition. Thanks for sharing this unique species with us. Nice work.
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Hello Akos,
Love the title and I find the image very interesting, also well presented, well framed, and "in your face", with lovely detail and lots of character from the subject.
I like the colours, just curious whether you can "extract more tonal variation" as per Andreas's comment, overall a very unique frame I truly enjoyed viewing, thank you so much!
Kind regards,
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Hi Akos - Nice to see something different and the image detail has held up well from a scan. Nice colors and details. The comp works though I agree it would be even better without the coral.
TFS,
Rachel
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Hey Akos, diving too, how cool. It's a wonderful feeling and a whole new world, totally different to above the water and a great buzz.
If you go back to when it was taken IQ was still developing, however Andreas has added along the lines of what I would have said, plus a few more rounds of selective sharpening would help, if possible.
Great stuff matey
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Cheers
Steve
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Very interesting, mate! Love seeing the aquatic stuff.
Agree with some of the points raised above...
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