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Cloud · Nov 11, 2001

Some of my C2100 pictures posted on the contest server ...

More of them you can see at http://foto.pruvodce.cz/fotogalerie/autori.phtml?autor=Cloud
Note: word "starsi" on the bottom of the page means "next page"

Pat Holmes · Nov 11, 2001

Oh, my!! Very nice, Cloud (and I don't tell people that all that often!!) I think you have a very good eye. I especially like the ones with far & near details in the picture, like the trees and leaves. Utterly striking. Cat is also a striking composition. Store shot also has good contrasts. Yes, I think that's it--you photos have contrasting elements, and that makes them very appealing to me. Keep it up!! Pat

Ben Metcalfe · Nov 11, 2001

Cloud

Very good indeed. The misty tree shot is very much like the b&w art photos of the 30s&40s. Like your cropping to increase the verticality of the shot, am sure it added a lot of "punch" compared to the full frame.
Ben

Smoke24 · Nov 11, 2001

Nice Cloud,

I like the way it has the detail of the bush closeup and the woods just fade into the haze. Your others are nice too.

Jono Slack · Nov 11, 2001

HI Cloud

They're absolutely wonderful

Thank you

I especially like - this one, and also the cat, the single white tree and the gallery shot.

Wonderful photosl

kind regards
jono slack
http://www.slack.co.uk

Juli Valley · Nov 11, 2001

I wish I had your eye for a good photo. Lovely work.

Cloud · Nov 11, 2001

Thank you. The misty tree was not cropped, it is full frame, but wide angle lens (Raynox HD6600) were used.
Cloud

Jan in CA · Nov 11, 2001

Beautiful shots, Cloud! I love the one you posted!

Jan in CA

Freeda49850 · Nov 11, 2001

I would love to have this one hanfing in my family room.

buzzy2 · Nov 11, 2001

...I definitely agree with Freeda...if this photo hasn't been in or on a magazine, it should be...

...among others, I love the open shop window, and the lone yellow tree (no, I'm not imitating Jono)...and ,well...they're all winners...
...thanks Cloud,
newby

Bill Pugh · Nov 11, 2001

Very nice shot! It almost looks like a picture done with Bryce 4.0

Pepi

Sandman · Nov 11, 2001

Cloud,

Outstanding! I like your website too, very nice display of your images. (I do wish I could have understood some of the comments posted by your fans). Thanks for sharing these with us and I look forward to seeing more of your work.

Jim

jf63145 · Nov 11, 2001

what fine mood and use of color in your composition of tree and forest floor leaf...where was it taken? wide angle...no zoom...c2100...wonderfull

Cloud · Nov 11, 2001

Thanks for your appreciation. The link is not my web site, it is my profile on photo-contest server, and the posts around are criticism. This particular shot was mainly criticised because of perspective error of the lens - look at the "falling" trees behind the yellow leaves.

Roy F. · Nov 11, 2001

I like the falling trees. I thought the perspective error was part
of the effect - deliberate. You can correct the perspective easy
enough in Photoshop, but in my opinion, such correction
makes the shot look ordinary. The diverging trees are an
important part of the effect for me.

Roy F.

Suzn · Nov 12, 2001

Color, depth, feeling...pretty darn amazing.

Suzn

Matt Grayson · Nov 12, 2001

The last time I sold all my equipment (except the Yashicamat) was when I saw a few of someone else's photos and realized I just had no talent.

Anyone need a 3030?

Great photos, Cloud!

--Matt

Jono Slack · Nov 12, 2001

HI Cloud

What is the 'raynox wide angle' (sorry if I'm being ignorant).

Lack of wide angle is always my gripe with digicams.

Presumably if it works on the 2100 it would also work on the E100, but presumably not on the E10 (oh how I'd love a 21 wa for it)

kind regards
jono slack

Cloud · Nov 12, 2001

Raynox HD6600 are wide angle add-on lens (or wide angle converter) with koeficient 0,66. So, if you mount it on your E100, you will get 25 mm focal length on the "wide end" of the lens instead of regular 38 mm (equiv.).
I bought it here: http://www.bugeyedigital.com/product_main/ray-hd6600pro.html

Cloud

Cloud · Nov 12, 2001

Don't be sad, these few pictures are selected from hundreds of bad ones, so keep shooting. And don't forget the "nice price" for every shot = $0.00

)
Cloud

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