- Camera: NIKON CORPORATION
- Camera model: NIKON D5100
- Exposure time: 1/125
- Aperture: f/5.6
- ISO: 320
The iron bird guarding the tools is also made of tools. The local blacksmith makes animals from recycled iron tools. (5 years and 1047 days ago)
Metal mobile ornaments which spin around in the wind. (5 years and 1179 days ago)
Beautiful
Thank you very much.
Congrats Angel, very pretty
Congratulations on first place and welcome to the site.
Congrats!
Congrats on 1st, beautiful shot
WOW, thank you everyone. This is a great surprise. I was not expecting to win anything.
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This is an extreme closeup of the ash of an incense stick after it fell into our stainless steel sink in the kitchen. I thought it looked so unique that I just had to take a photo of it. I really like the way it came out. (5 years and 2186 days ago)
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Gas stove element taken on macro at eye level. (5 years and 2191 days ago)
The burning question is whether UFOs exist?, and here we have proof they landed in your kitchen
Hehehehehe
Great quality
Awww thank you
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I really like the humour of this photograph. It is well taken and clear with good contrast and marginal space showing. It may be a more effective presentation if you nipped off , just a bit, on our left side. Very lovely entry to study. Thank.
Thank you for the feedback Olga. I appreciate it. However, I can't see that cropping anything off would improve it in any way so I will leave it as it is.
As it is, the body and wings of the metal bird are on the rule of thirds. Cropping some from the left side would ruin that.
There is a time and place to break rules and you can break them when you understand them. A bit more of a crop, would hold the focal area larger for the the viewer and engage us more. "Suum cuique pulchrum est" - to each his own.
I agree. Sometimes it's just a matter of taste. To each his own. I like it the way it is. If it doesn't engage you enough the way it is, you need to vote accordingly.
I did but you still get a 5.5 stars (big smile)
You make me laugh.
It will be nice to meet you in person. I know we would laugh heartily at each other and together. RON ..... HALLO ......time for a wee little honeymoon trip to exotica!
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