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Little test with a 35-100/2.0 with very low depth of field at 2.0. I like that lens!

Photographer:	X Martin Groth ¤ $
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Uploaded:	2007-Jun-13 02:19 EDT
Current Rating:	8.67/3 (Weighted rating: 8.28) View all ratings Delete my rating
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Camera:	Olympus E-1
Lens:	Olympus ED 35-100mm f2
Lens Adapter:	None
ISO:	100
Aperture:	2.0
Shutter Speed:	1/3600
Focal Length:
Flash:	No
Tripod/Monopod:	No
Critique Level:	Dead Honest Critique

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Looks good to me.... interesting image.

Robert Melnyk HoF ♥ ¤ $1 at 09:11 EDT on 2007-Jun-13 [Reply]

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Very good image, Martin. I like the highlights, particularly on the fingers. It's interesting that the title "points" to a part of the image that is OOF, but there's no "rule" saying you can't do that. :-) Overall, a very striking image. I'd like to see one of the whole scupture, if you have one?

Enjoy the lens, Martin... it looks like it's a good one but, then again, it's a Zuiko so that's a given! :-)

Regards, Chris

Chris O'Neill ♥ ¤1 $ at 13:24 EDT on 2007-Jun-13 [Reply]

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Looks pretty good to me. I shudder to think how much this lens costs but it seems to give pretty good results.

adrian tear HoF Win ♥ ¤ $ at 12:48 EDT on 2007-Jun-14 [Reply]

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The good choice of aperture, gave the essencial DOF to express this "movement" or at least the ilusion it creates. Really like the results, good work!

João Medeiros Win ♥ ¤ ¤ at 14:11 EDT on 2007-Jun-14 [Reply]

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You did a really good job on this picture. The DoF adds a certain dimension to this picture that I think most people wouldn't have done. I also like how you focused on a specific part of the sculpture that a lot of people would not look at.

Wesley Rayl ¤ at 16:09 EDT on 2007-Jun-14 [Reply]