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I really like those MS 
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i love this collection !
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I like the third one best. Tell you why
I find the many (don't know whay they are called, filaments or stamen or something) rods sticking up to be confusing to the eye, and I find my eye darts around the image looking for somewhere to settle, never finding a comfortable place to stop.
Where as image three is like a calm sea in comparison, as soon as you look at it, within a second the eye has found a place to stop and enjoy the image (where the stem meets the flower in my case)
Hope that makes sense
The images are a little dark on my monitor, which has a good calibration. I know monitor luminance/chroma is a pain in the rear end, and it will be different for everyone that looks at the images. Just thought I would let you know.
Keep up the good work though
Alan.
I find the many (don't know whay they are called, filaments or stamen or something) rods sticking up to be confusing to the eye, and I find my eye darts around the image looking for somewhere to settle, never finding a comfortable place to stop.
Where as image three is like a calm sea in comparison, as soon as you look at it, within a second the eye has found a place to stop and enjoy the image (where the stem meets the flower in my case)
Hope that makes sense
The images are a little dark on my monitor, which has a good calibration. I know monitor luminance/chroma is a pain in the rear end, and it will be different for everyone that looks at the images. Just thought I would let you know.
Keep up the good work though
Alan.
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Thank you Clairelou and WW
Thank you for the advice Alan yeah, they are quite dark, I took them at about 7 oclock last night in the garden, so the light was fading
Thank you for the advice Alan
yeah, they are quite dark, I took them at about 7 oclock last night in the garden, so the light was fading
