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27-01-14, 09:59
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wow, I wasn't expecting that, so many great entries this week... thanks very much...I will sort something out and start up a new thread tomorrow. (for me)
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27-01-14, 11:35
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Congratulations Trena. Got my vote.
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27-01-14, 13:30
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Well done Trena - thought that was the winner as soon as you posted it. The only surprise is that it didn't get more votes.
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27-01-14, 13:39
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Ups & Downs
Up - Tomatoes by DigDiva - I liked this a lot - good saturation & well chosen point of focus. I did find the out of focus highlights centre left distracting & think I would have cloned them out, along with the pale patch top centre. Down - Get the point by Arthur53 - Again I liked this, good use in DoF to focus the attention on the point. I think I would have liked a fraction more space to the right & below the point so that it didn't take the eye straight out of the picture.
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27-01-14, 14:07
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Behind the scenes
I've been looking for an excuse to make a piece of "Rudra Glass" for a while. The only challenge was that I wanted the vernier scale on the micrometer to be the point of focus both on the original & in the reflection. However because of the angle of the camera to the micrometer, the point of focus on the reflection was further forward throwing the scale out of focus - see attached. The solution was to take a second shot focusing on the scale in the reflection & then merge the two in photoshop 
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27-01-14, 21:01
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my up is Rob's Geisha doll, perfect focus I thought.
my down was John&me, another very good shot and focus, we chose similar colours for this one....I thought all entries were really good,just a matter of choosing the subject matter that appeals to more viewers. Gidders, thanks for the behind the scenes info,it is a very professional looking image.
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28-01-14, 10:58
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My "up" was Grassface's Sinclair and my down was Arthur's knife. Both shots demonstrated the required effect but as with my effort were mightily surpassed by the winner.
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