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Tortoiseshell
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Photo Information |
Copyright: Sue Rickhuss (snaphappy)
(1948) |
Genre: Animals |
Medium: Color |
Date Taken: 2006-08-09 |
Categories: Insects |
Camera: Olympus C-5050z |
Exposure: f/4, 1/320 seconds |
More Photo Info: [view] |
Photo Version: Original Version, Workshop |
Date Submitted: 2007-03-28 6:58 |
Viewed: 2472 |
Points: 10 |
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[Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
this small tortoiseshell (aglais urticae) was taken late last summer on this flower. they are just reappearing now from hibernation. I did a tight crop on this one to make a better presentation of it. |
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- methos
(1189) - [2007-03-28 7:09]
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Hi Sue,
Why did you chose such a frame.
I think it is taking away from the subject.
Nice colors and details otherwise.
TFS!
Hi Sue, this is the second Tortoise shell I am seeing today. Your picture has come out pretty sharp and vivid. Good work.
The pic I was mentioning is at: http://www.treknature.com/gallery/Europe/Sweden/photo102259.htm
Enjoy viewing.
Good work, TFS, Regards, Kiran
- pvs
(14464) - [2007-03-28 11:18]
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Hi sue,
A nice composition with a nice frame,well capture with good colors and sharpness,regards and TFS
Paul
Hi Sue.
Sooo colourful! great detail. A superb close up. Well done.
Regards, Steve.
Hi Sue,
I think your picture is quite artistic and great and that it probably would come out very nice as a print rather than as a screen presentation; personally I don't think we have to feel obliged to fill the 800x800 px frame unconditionally but can use optimal px-measures adapted to our particular purpose. Since you yourself have experimented with cropping it in WS, I felt like playing that game too and did another WS with some more saturation of colours and more sharpening too (hope you don't mind). But, as I said, your first pic will certainly be beautiful as a kind of miniature when printed in full resolution.
With best regards,
Goran