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RenseH
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 Posted: Sat Dec 04, 2010 2:51 pm Post subject: An old Mandolin - some figure and colour studies |
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RenseH wrote:
For a weekly challenge at Pentaxforums.com this week, we had to make
a photo around the theme Ton-sur-Ton'. For this challenge, I have
been shooting some old Mandolin we have. Usually it sits only at the shelf
as decoration, but today I decided to make it the subject of my
photography. Here are some of the results, I'd like to know what you
think!
Helios-44K-4 on my new Pentax K-5
@ISO3200 (and with hardly any noise reduction!!!!)  
1. This one was entered in the challenge
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RenseH
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RenseH wrote:
Sorry, have some more... 
6.
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| Posted: Sat Dec 04, 2010 3:33 pm Post subject: |
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Orio wrote:
The last one in the first batch is my favourite, for the composition and the more directional and contrasted lighting.
Also the first in second batch looks good.
I find the first ones too much of a "bokeh play" where we see little of the mandolin. Also the lighting in the previous ones is a bit flat in my opinion.
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RenseH
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RenseH wrote:
Orio, thank you! In that particular one, I find the reflection of the window a bit distracting.... 
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poilu
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poilu wrote:
nice series, wish you good luck, my fav is #6
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TBaker
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TBaker wrote:
I love the last one in the first set. I think the one you've entered as too "bokehish". |
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tobbsman
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tobbsman wrote:
beautiful photographs. I especially like that the the backgroung is wood-texture too !
Cheers
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greg wrote:
The last one in the first batch for my vote |
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