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Michael Gyorev
{K:88} 1/22/2004
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Thanx Piers... I didn't think that anybody stil comes to this place. Good I had the "e-Mail-notifying" on ;) Thanks for the warm words - I also like this picture very much! ;)
Regards
Michael.
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Piers Erbsloeh
{K:824} 1/21/2004
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great... beutifully taken
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Michael Gyorev
{K:88} 12/11/2001
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Terrance, Thanks for explaining of the "DOF" thing. Of course i know quite a lot about it, but I didn't know it was so called in English... Now I know two 'lazymen's explanations' used here... "DOF" and "IMO" - In My Opinion ;)
Chris, thanks for the warm words... I like Your pictures very much, and can't wait to se some newones ;)
Michael ;)
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Chris Blaszczyk
{K:610} 12/10/2001
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Very warm photo. I can see the photos in the album:) Cool!
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Terrence Kent
{K:7023} 12/9/2001
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DOF is the lazyman's way of referring to "depth of field" which im sure you know all about, but just in case - it refers to the apparent focus in front of and behind your point of focus. Hang around and keep posting, this is about the only place you'll get good comments~
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Michael Gyorev
{K:88} 12/8/2001
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Terrence, thanks for the comment - that's the first one I've recived on "usefilm"... hope to get more... ;)
The light in the shade is so warm because the sunlight reflects from the white pages of the photo album the girl is watching...
I don't know what does the expression "DOF" mean... I haven't heard it before... Could You explain it for me?
Thanks once again!
Regards!
Michael.
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Terrence Kent
{K:7023} 12/8/2001
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This is a great portrait, the DOF works just right, the light is strangely warm for the shade (and that's good, im sick of bluish faces), the perspective from above, expression - all around a very classic moment
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