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Your Best Shot: The Winners

Its rapidly growing user base and the nonstop parade of trend pieces about it in the media.

handmade jewellery

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Spectacular image, job of a genius to say so.

Mardy

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Great architectural piece. Did it need HDR? I'd like to see the original. Still has impact. Nice composition.

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Dramatic use of foreground image in contrast to background light is powerful. The hair provides a intriguing focal point while the green grass and spots of flowers adds a softer soothing touch. I can feel the attitude of the animal. WOW!

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On page 32 of the June 2011 isuue for the information on the 3rd Place Winner you have the following information:
1/40 sec. at f/2.8, ISO 4000
I believe it probably should read:
40 sec. at f/2.8, ISO 4000
I'm pretty sure the Milky Way took more than 1/40 sec. to expose.

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Absolutely amazing photograph and subject matter.

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Its rapidly growing user base and the nonstop parade of trend pieces about it in the media.

handmade jewellery

0 Good Comment? yes no

Spectacular image, job of a genius to say so.

Mardy

0 Good Comment? yes no

Great architectural piece. Did it need HDR? I'd like to see the original. Still has impact. Nice composition.

0 Good Comment? yes no

Dramatic use of foreground image in contrast to background light is powerful. The hair provides a intriguing focal point while the green grass and spots of flowers adds a softer soothing touch. I can feel the attitude of the animal. WOW!

0 Good Comment? yes no

On page 32 of the June 2011 isuue for the information on the 3rd Place Winner you have the following information:
1/40 sec. at f/2.8, ISO 4000
I believe it probably should read:
40 sec. at f/2.8, ISO 4000
I'm pretty sure the Milky Way took more than 1/40 sec. to expose.

0 Good Comment? yes no

Absolutely amazing photograph and subject matter.

0 Good Comment? yes no
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