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Old 24th October 2004   #1
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does this work?



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Old 24th October 2004   #2
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I think it should be

heehee.. your pic wasn't showing
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hmmm...spoilt link hmm...

so how??
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deeper dof. but something is lacking, can't figure out what.
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i tink its the angle...need a stronger lead in line perhaps??
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maybe a stronger contrast or more edgy feel.
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hmmm how to achieve edgy feel?
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the texture of the ground looks interesting... however, i feel that the interesting details are left out due to the lack of depth of field.. or perhaps you could have focused nearer than further... the blur foreground makes me feel uncomfortable cos on one hand i am eager and trying to see to the details but yet i cant see cos its not focused.. the blurred part takes up a bit too much space...
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okie...noted,,
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Front OOF could be the problem for this shot.
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Originally Posted by Hosea
Front OOF could be the problem for this shot.
Perhaps front OOF accompanied by the lack of a subject or focus point.
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eh,,, u mean the shallow depth of field in the front ya??? ---> front OOF....hardly hear of this term being used here haha...

thanks for the comments....will go work in it
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