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The first has great detail and is lovely composed. Very nice shot!

To be honest, too much post processing and unpleasant light such as a white sky as background. If you left the colours as they were, I would find them more pleasing and interesting.

This is the kit 18-55 lens?? So sharp, amazing. So happy I bought the C3 to my girlfriend for her birthday so I can play around with it too!

To the poster above, one photo, not three..My contribution

Completely agree, I would not call these macroshots sharp. Neither is the bokeh very pleasing, just odd.

It is plastic fantastic, but who cares as long as you use it for street, flowers or portraits. Feels light, and not too solid, but the glass is of good quality so I dont mind.

I simply love the bokeh and feeling of this lens! Took this in one day, while out in town with a friend. Not the best photos in the world, but I think they show the good isolation and the quality...

Placed 16^th in the challenge.

Placed 9^th in the challenge.

I guess you would like this version then :) Try to ignore the watermark :)

Thanks for the attempts, I do not mind. However I do feel that this photo should be centered, not sided, as the main point of the picture is that the horse is looking straight into your eyes....

True, however a person has to hit a marked. For the internet posts, I try to see what seems to become popular, however for my own prints I do what I like. I seem to often fancy centred objects, so...

Watermark; I will most remove it on e.g. flickr, but here on open sites in HQ I will keep it. Put the horse to the right, leveled horizon and tried to lighten the horse without creating too much...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/langfeldt89/7275959504/ Thanks for watching, if you enjoyed it why dont leave a comment on flickr :)Any constructive input on PP would be appreciated.

If you are not proffesional and do not need a second body and you are happy with the A65, then WHY would you switch???