Critiques

milloup (1829) 2007-07-17 10:49

I'm just looking for the lilac Milka cow :-))
Nice shot with very good POV, nice colours and good DOF. I see a bit of "scanning debris" in most parts of the picture, but I'm not sure that there's much to do about that sort of things.

milloup (1829) 2005-08-24 18:48

Minder fra barndommen - jeg har en onkel i Skagen ;-)
God POV etc på dette foto, dog på grænsen til overbelyst i toppen af kirken, men det ved du vel ;-)

milloup (1829) 2005-06-28 17:15

Hmmm. Maybe it's time to get the old butt back up the town hall tower sometime again ;-))
Nice seeing a motif from my home town. Safe journey home ;-)

milloup (1829) 2005-06-28 17:12

Flot og stemningsfuldt. Balancemæssigt ville jeg gerne have haft månen mere til højre, men om det ville ødelægge kompositionen med lysstriben ned til broen, ved jeg ikke ;-))

milloup (1829) 2005-06-03 18:07

Great capture from an angle not often seen ;-)
Good sharpness and POV, nice colours and I like how the bridge disappears in the haze.

milloup (1829) 2005-03-24 5:32

Beautiful early morning capture with great colours. The 3 secs exposure gives a smoothness to the water, an effect I like very much.

milloup (1829) 2005-03-24 4:34

Beautiful panorama even despite the haze, wonderfully douce colours, great POV and good stitching job ;-)

milloup (1829) 2005-02-11 5:26

Great capture of the sunset colours on this mountain, it must have been quite an experience to witness this beauty ;-))
Good handling of the whites - or should I say "pinks"? ;-))

milloup (1829) 2005-01-13 16:33

Beautiful capture, excellent sharpness and colours. Over here such frost on the windows is referred to as "ice flowers", which is not so hard to understand after seeing this - although it seems we're in the leaf department with this one ;-))

milloup (1829) 2005-01-08 9:11

Nice capture of this damselfly - a member of the lestes family, if I'm not mistaken ;-)
You've great focus on the head, but the wingtips and tail end fall outside the DOF range. For macros such as this I'd suggest you use the highest F-stop available, as the macro function itself will ensure that the background is thrown out of focus - simply because the DOF range *is* very limited when shooting macros. So, if your camera can do F-8, my recommendation would be to try that next time ;-))