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Very nice images, Chicks!
Post Your Micro 4/3's Still Life Shots
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HandyHamlet
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Every single shot on this page is exceptional.
I don't know how you do it pioneervato. I certainly can't. It's the texture of the subject matter you are a master at capturing. My still lifes look flat. Your tones are three dimensional as well. Thick like an oil painting. I don't know how yo do it. My bellows must be warped and defective or something. Maybe I should get a Minolta one.
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I don't know how you do it pioneervato. I certainly can't. It's the texture of the subject matter you are a master at capturing. My still lifes look flat. Your tones are three dimensional as well. Thick like an oil painting. I don't know how yo do it. My bellows must be warped and defective or something. Maybe I should get a Minolta one.
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Thanks, HH. I appreciate your comment.
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chillwolf
"Play 'em off!"
I created the art for these vintage Schuco tin toy replicas, awhile back. It has a wind up key and it races around. Fun stuff.
CooL! :thmbsp: Nice art work! :yes:
mulester7
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.....now that's what I call crips.....I created the art for these vintage Schuco tin toy replicas, awhile back. It has a wind up key and it races around. Fun stuff.
chicks
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Revisiting some of my very first shots taken with the then-new PEN, adding some PP. Enhances them quite a bit, IMO; perhaps a bit over-done on the lion. These were jpg ooc, so had I been shooting raw, could probably have done quite a good deal more with them. I am learning, albeit slowly. 
Canon FD 135mm f/2.5.
Canon FD 135mm f/2.5.
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