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wow
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great capture.
but, now that i look at it, the periodic
table in the background may have
unintentionally sent the wrong message if the
subject had been a girl ;-)
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with every shot, i am more amazed at the
s5pro!! almost looks like a HDR processed
shot.
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Oh, Holmium… luckily he's not, and closer to
the MD.
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Very nice. Perfect DoF to make the subject
pop out of the photograph.
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this is fantastic
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Hey, how come you're always in different
schools? Just curious.
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Interesting and unusual image, I like the
relativity between foreground subject and
background.
(3:1 Group)
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@ dez the terrible.....jajajaja...thats
freakin' funny...
great candid....nice composition
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SHARPSHOOTA.com: It's my job, and that
portfolio leads to other educatiion-related
jobs.
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Great shot...I like the comments about
Holmium. Great job, you're doing wonders with
the Fuji! Let me know if you want to get rid
of that dust gathering D200 ;-)
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NICE!
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carpe, do you think that your d200 wouldnt
have produced such a good shot
i am about to make the plung and not sure
to go for the s5 or the d200
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Awesome shot.
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I like this one.
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Scientists are intense. Great photo.
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Kevantlin: I think it would have been fine. I
actually used the D200 AND the S5 on this
shoot, both slung around my neck. See?
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Just superb. And the fact that it's candid,
all the more better!!! Seen in EXPLORE
A+++ Grade Photo! please join us
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love the type in the bkgd..
You are invited to add this photograph to
Please tag your photograph with Spittin'Shells when you add it to the pool.
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exceptional candid shot -- great eye
excellent title
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what sharp image :) excellant...u come with
best images for the day..its visual treat for
us :)
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Fantastic shot.
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wow amazing candid
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Michaelnyc already said it, but I'll say it
again... the DOF is perfect in that shot --
narrow enough to highlight his profile and
give a sense of three dimensions, and yet the
periodic table is readable, recognizable, and
not "distractingly blurred"...
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I think it doesn't matter what they use to
take, it is the photographer who makes all
the difference.
Ryan, Thanks for posting the pictures! Keep them
coming.
any special lighting in this picture?
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Thanks, nKarthik. Just ambient.
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Great shot mate.
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I heart science. Very well shot, Ryan.
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Excellent, truly excellent. You have an
excellent rapport with your subjects, even
when they don't know you are shooting them !
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