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Photographer:	X Eugene Donohoe HoF Win ♥ ¤1 $
Folder:	Eugene Donohoe - Misc Rated
Uploaded:	2004-Nov-06 08:02 EST
Current Rating:	8.50/4 (Weighted rating: 8.25) View all ratings Delete my rating
Copying allowed:	No
Camera:	Olympus E-1
Lens:	Olympus ED 50mm f2.0
Lens Adapter:	None
ISO:	100
Aperture:	f22
Shutter Speed:	1.6sec
Focal Length:	50
Flash:	No
Tripod/Monopod:	Yes
Critique Level:	Dead Honest Critique

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Up close and abstract ;)

I could not agree more with John on this one Eugene, you have a great subject that you shot marvellously. But it will have a higher impact up close so the tree can touch the frame in different points, something you still can do with some cropping.

You first have to have a "valid" shot before you can do anything wit it, and this one is ;))

Best..

Jamal Dadsi ♥ ¤ at 09:28 EST on 2004-Nov-06 [Reply]

Ooooops..

..forgot a rating ;)

Jamal Dadsi ♥ ¤ at 09:29 EST on 2004-Nov-06 [Reply]

NO SUBJECT

Hi guys.

Thanks for your comments and appreciation. I accept what you say although this is the image I wanted from this shoot. I hope to go back and get some closer shots and finer detail images but I particularly like this image myself and appreciate you liking it too.

Best..

Eugene

Eugene Donohoe HoF Win ♥ ¤1 $ at 10:06 EST on 2004-Nov-06 [Reply]

Shades of Edward Weston

But he'd have been closer up, too. Go back!

Ferd Berfle Win ♥ ¤ $1 at 12:24 EST on 2004-Nov-06 [Reply]

I am looking forward

to more of this.

The B&W rendition is well done. The lighting on the bark emphasises the texture.

The background does detrract from the majesty of the tree.

Rex Waygood HoF ♥ ¤1 $ at 16:47 EST on 2004-Nov-06 [Reply]

I am looking forward