Photographer's Request for Critique

--Tim Nichols

Cabbage Moth

Honest comments and ratings welcome here.

Critiques

Jayme Hall - Bardstown, KY , September 14, 2004; 09:33 A.M.

Tim

This guy looks more hospitable. I love the DOF and the detail of the moth. The detail in Large is unbelieveable. The composition is super. Nice capture!

Tim Nichols , September 14, 2004; 10:19 A.M.

Thanks, Jayme.

I'll try to find some more "soft-and-sweet" insects for the early stages of your therapy. Is there anything less threatening than this little moth? Thanks for commenting.

Allon Kira , September 14, 2004; 01:59 P.M.

I still don't understand how you do it with the kit lens.

Great job, Tim!

Tim Nichols , September 14, 2004; 02:26 P.M.

Thanks, Allon.

I'm glad to know that I'm getting the most out of the kit lens. It's a joy to work with the new camera.

Natalia Matveeva , September 15, 2004; 10:51 A.M.

Moth is beautiful! And the background is beautiful too.

Jim McConnell , September 15, 2004; 03:07 P.M.

Very good close-up. Fine comp, sharp and clear. I hear a lot of bad stuff about the kit lens. Is it possible the folks having the problems are just not using the lens correctly? I use mine for many types of shots, and I like the results. I rate this shot 6/6, regards, -Jim.

Saikat Pathak , October 30, 2004; 01:33 A.M.

This shot is good bokeh-wise and well composed. But this is way too soft. Focussing or lens issue. You have much better work elsewhere.

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Cabbage Moth

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