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Thread: Shallow D Dfly

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    Mike Moats
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    Default Shallow D Dfly

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    I find dragons very hard to shoot with all that depth in those large bodies and wings. I took a different approach, rather than fight with the depth of field I just decided to shoot this wide open. Thats what you do when you lack the skills :(to shoot small critters, make them abstracts.:D Looks like it needs a little noise ninja. Not even sure if I posted this before.:confused:

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    Paul Marcellini
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    I'm in the same boat. I don't have the patience for tripods and macros so I'm always shooting with shallow dof. So this is my kind of shot. Really nice comp Mike. I might like a bit more punch, at least in the eyes.

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    Julie Kenward
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    Works for me! I love that middle set of legs hooked on to the plant stem so the frong legs are free to work the room. I agree that a bit more punch might be nice but it's really nice as presented as well.

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    Robert O'Toole
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    I would like to see this as a vertical image. Otherwise its ok but not my favorite of your Mike :-)

    you are right NR would help also.

    Robert

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