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Bubble Eyes by Erin Moncur
©Erin Moncur 2006
| Category: Portraits | Views: 3562 |
Details
| Camera | Nikon D50 |
| Lens | Nikon DX55-200 |
| Focal Length | 155mm |
| Shutter Speed | 1/320 |
| Aperture | F/5.3 |
| ISO | 400 |
| Date Taken | Not Entered |
| Tags | Not Entered |
| Location | Not Entered |
| License | All Rights Reserved |
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Phil Downs
If I ever take a picture as wonderful as this I shall be very happy indeed. Truly beguiling. -
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Tracey Collar
Just seen that you had pic of the week !! Congratulations, I remember this image before it was lovely then but now it is stunning and your POTW was well deserved ! :) -
20/03 2008
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Charles Dunlevy
A 5 Star photo....naturally! The blue eyes and the bubbles tie it all together. McDunlevy -
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kate gemmell
I think the bubbles work really well, I want to try this but haven't got round to it yet ( even brought a kids bubble machine) fab portrait -
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Mark Moore
now that needs framing, lovely picture Erin, well done on POTW, dersevedly so its nice to see. -
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Jonny Greentree
Well done on your POTW Erin . I knew one of your photos would get there, as all very high standard and nice topics. plus your never affraid to try something and show us the results -
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Jo-Ann Stokes
A stunning shot. I wouldnt mind seeing you do what Dom suggested be desaturating everything except those beautiful blue eyes and the blue of the bubbles but either way it is still a stunning photo. Cheers Jo -
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dom bower
this is a beautiful image, great capture i live it. 5 stars. to enhance it more i suggest de saturating everyting apart from the childs eyes and saturating the blue in them (ooh and maybe the blue in the bubbles)that would be amazing! -
26/01 2008
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Shawna Jensen
I think this picture is just beautiful! What a cute baby. And thank you for the very nice comments you left on mine pictures. -
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