Jerome Marot
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Grass stem
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Doug Kerr
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Hi, Jerome,
Again a very nice and effective use of a certain degree of background blur.
Best regards,
Doug
Again a very nice and effective use of a certain degree of background blur.
Best regards,
Doug
Chris Calohan
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I like it.
Tom Robbins
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This is a fascinating photo, Jerome. Much to explore and ponder over. Was this photographed in Munich?
Jerome Marot
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Yes, it was photographed in the suburbs of Munich.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Really interesting, Jerome, to find sibling pictures with such different main subjects, a man-made 20th century instrument and a single frond of flowering grass. It's the technique and composition that contrasts the brutal presence of one tall item against it's milieux that joins them in a compositional motif.
I am both surprised and impressed as to how impactful such a simple device can be.
Thanks for sharing these uniquely imagined images.
Asher
Jerome Marot
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What about trying it yourself?
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Jerome,
Thanks, I'd like to explore this ideom! It seems to offer a very clear way to define one's series and clear the brain. It's sort of like using one lens and doing a great job with that.
Asher