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Published: 2005-10-30 10:35:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 465; Favourites: 16; Downloads: 70
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Well, maybe you even don't know that this photograph existed in my gallery, without the retouches, border and titling, from the beginning...And as I thought on my other retouched photos, I think it changed and became a different photo...
Please let me know what you think, and I think, full view captivates the feeling I had more...
Thank you for viewing...
Best Regards and
,Can
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And I am proud to hear this, Joylynn...
Your 
Idris Can
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I loved those scenes there!! The bow and applause!! And the rose and The Sun!!
Thank you SO much Tiba!!
And Thank you SOO much for the
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Duuude!!!
this is like an awesome awesome photo
i would comment more on it... but i cannot find words! hahah
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you are more then welcome chap
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Stunning...what amazing light. Looks beautifully finished with the title and border
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I saw the other one, this one gets the point across better
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This is so delicate and beautiful! Amazing shot!
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Again you have captured beauty. How blessed you are that such a beautiful creation is in your own garden. Lovely composition - I agree - full view is best. /eileen
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Thank you Eileen... It is wonderful to hear you liked it..
By the way, I'm not "caught" 
Well, I get "caught" sometimes, but I'm a little bit slippery
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If you are as truly charming in personal relationships as you are on-line, I envy the woman who catches you. As it is, I enjoy our 'talks' and I look forward to seeing you grow...
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I'm deeply flattered, thank you...
But,
Seeing me grow?
Don't you see me as a grown up man?
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I meant seeing you grow more as a photographer.... I know full well you are a grown up man... no disrespect was meant.
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None taken... I just wanted to know...
Thank you..
I'll give my best to be a photographer...
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Totally amazing your shots. I adore this one. Do you use manual settings when you shoot, can you give me some advice? I have the 350D and am having such a hard time getting this kind of clarity. Did you use a tripod on this too?
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Now... Let me share what I know on getting clearer shots...
First of all, congratulations on choosing a 350D, it's a perfect machine.
I nearly always shoot manually, mainly because of the flash... The lighting is not always sufficient, but when the flash pops, it gives an incredible amount of artificial light, which you can't really clear with Photoshop. So, I use manual settings, to let the camera adapt itself to poor lighting conditions as much as possible. But it can never get closer to a perfectly lit setting's clarity, of course...
But you don't need to do manual settings to get a nice, crisp image...
So, the first important thing, is lighting... Don't go after flash.. Use sufficient light to make it not pop up, when you half-push the button, in auto setting.
If you half-push the button, it will focus... and create a beautiful double beep
When looking from the camera towards the object and half-push the button, you will see that one or more rectangles on the screen is (are) lit red while beeping... Those are the areas which focused perfectly... Please be sure that those areas are the areas which you want to see sharp...
I think you are using the kit lens, which is a perfect EFS (new technology
Always, set your photo size to the largest possible.
Shoot single flowers with while the lens is adjusted to 55mm, and stand away from the flower a little bit to blur the background and create the illusion of perfect clarity... Our brain, ALWAYS compares... Luke warm water seems cool; if you touch it after touching very hot water, it feels hot, if you touch it after touching ice cold water... 
I hope you are satisfied a little with my brief explanations
Ask me whatever you like, and I'll try to explain as much as my knowledge on photography and english language lets me...
And, I don't like to use tripods too much, unless I'm using zoom lenses bigger than 150mm...
Can
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Thank you, I will keep trying, every little piece of advicd I get I cherish.
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awesome, do not tell me this flower is in ur garden ??
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Thank you so much, my dear brother and yes.... This tulip was in my garden, too and will be there again, next May
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dude
ur garden rocks
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Thank you!
My doors are always open to you!
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Thank you Sami.. After seeing your page and gallery, I was happy once again for your lovely comment to exist under my work.
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It's beautiful. I love the theme you have going here. That red color is really pretty! Wonderful focus and contrasts.
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Thank you, thank you and thank you!!
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Gosh. This is one of the most beautiful photographs i've ever come across.
It looks so sad in many ways. That droplet of water really does look as if the flower has shed a tear. The darkness of the colours in the background away from the bright pink of the petals seems to add a sad atmosphere to this piece, though at the same time, it has quite a mysterious look to it. The photo is very smooth to look at, and looks very textured. The petals look very soft. 
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Your comments give me the enthusiasm to do more and better...
It feels so good for your work to be appreciated this much...
Thank you most kindly...
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