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    Did an in-camera chiaroscuro image and then converted it to B&W and added a blur overlay. Any comments and suggestions would be most appreciated.
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    Chris lovely subject for theme..like the PP work...I just find it needs something to make it pop, not sure what though, but its just me...nicely done

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    Christopher, I really like the effect you achieved in camera. Can you share with us your settings? I think the QAL has a nice soft look to it and I like it.

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    Denise, My settings were f5.6 @ 1/800, ISO 100, -1 EV, pattern metering.
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    Thanks Christopher. Much appreciated.

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    Hi Christopher, really good example of the theme elements! I think a tad less of the blur would make the individual flowers stand out more. Well done!
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    Nice image and application, Christopher.

    I agree with Kerry that some degree of sharpness would help the image.

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    Like your framing and agree with Kerry on a little less blur. Might tone down the whites a bit more. Good job in camera Christopher.

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    Chris, I also agree on a little less blur. I was looking at it and thinking it might look nice with less blur at the center and then more blur as it moves out into the flower. I very much like the b&w treatment you've used here - it's sharp and contrasty - just the way I like 'em!

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    Thanks everyone for your comments. Here is a repost with a little less blur as suggested. Let me know what you think.
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    I would go even less Christopher, but that is just MO.

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