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Submitted: June 17, 2012
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Crossing The Riverflow Of Timeby *darkcalypso

Photography / Macro / Objects

Camera : Canon EOS 40D
Lens : Canon EF 100mm F2,8 Macro USM
Camera Settings : 1/200 - F2,8 - ISO 250

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Critique by *dwalldorf Jun 18, 2012, 3:44:05 AM

This shot is really stunning. The colors have a little cold tone but the altogether the picture looks really warm to me. In general I think the colors look great and create a nice picture.

The short exposure time lets the water look like the time is standing still which is really cool, because your main subject is a clock

I don't know if you had that in mind when you took the picture..

Also the depth of field is chosen very well with the wide open aperture. I like the fuzzy string and it would look strange, if the reflection of the clock would be clearly detailed. I'm not sure if I can recognize the edge of the bowl in the background at the top left. Maybe it should be a bit more blurred in that area.. But that's just nitpick

What I also have to say is that I really like your signature. Most signatures look kind of disturbing but yours is really smooth and it just fits the picture.

Altogether this picture looks great. You did a good job there

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