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    Mike Fuhr
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    Looking for things to take pictures of now that spring has sprung here. I've been admiring vines with these curly climbers, and finally decided to give it a shot. Went for simplicity. This is my favorite although I want to go back and get them with some water droplets. C and C welcome.

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    Like the spiraling pattern here Mike. A simple & nice frame.
    Some experimenting with lighting might add some drama to the frame.
    (i.e. rim-lighting, flash usage etc). No nits - just alternate thoughts...
    Last edited by Kaushik Balakumar; 04-27-2009 at 05:45 AM.

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    Mike, It's an interesting image and I think the water droplets will add alot to this!! Beautiful BG.

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    Hey Mike,
    Love the thought process and the subject. BG handled very nicely too. I do like Kaushik's ideas to play around with in the field next time......some drmatic lighting will even further make this pop. remember.....it doesn't have to be natural...just look it......using a flashlight or flash to sidelight it will also work....just keep it in mind when you are out experimenting.

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    I like the idea very much, but feel the twig is too centered. Here's an alternate crop.

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    I like the image but the new comp does set it off some more.

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    I like the crop -- does add something of a pop. I'll post some more once I get a chance to go back this week. What's the chance I can find the same one???? Thanks for all the comments.

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    Mike, these will be all over the place where honeysuckle grows wild in the parks...now is a great time to find them because the bushes are still just beginning to bud.

    I like your overall image but agree with Fabs' crop. These are fun to play with...one of my favorite subjects when nothing else is around to photograph.

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    I know -- I just want to find that same one for comparison!!

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    Hey Mike, I like the comp and agree on fabs crop, the original had to much negative space, tighter crop works better. Good job on the BG.

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    Very cool pattern.I'm thinking of coverting it to B/W with a little splash of grain
    to take away the focus from the green BG and making the pattern more prominent.
    But I'm of course a B/W-lover,and I really like the old feel of grain.
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