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jonimitchell.com - Lyrics: Both Sides Now I've looked the skies from both sides now... I posted the photo in both treads now...:rolleyes:

Oh, I guess it's my speciality...

@grandpaw: I believe you - no doubt, Sigma is a producer of good lenses...:)

Good. I guess, what our colleague ShootRaw meant was the overall contrast and/or the color saturation can be edited so that the red color would pop up a little more. Like here:

It looks like (or: reminds me of) the photo with preserved, not automatically corrected distortion. Awkward. On another note: Bill16, shame on you - this photo of a spider is one of THE BEST insect-related photos I have seen lately! And you dare to make a remark like "this may not be a truly...

Vivitar (non-CPU, vintage lens) 28-200mm f/3.5-5.6, full size (no cropping), focus point was set at the shadow left from the fly, from a distance of about 1,5 meters:

Nice girl. But, you should have taken greater care about these white "stripes" (door frame) not intrude that much. In the second one, the light from the ceiling is "seating" on the girl's forehead. These problems can be eliminated using photoshop... Slightly corrected:

I suggest a little cropping, blurring and vignetting, too (for the important elements to pop up more):

Nice photos. In the first one it is not the trees that appear BEHIND the model that distract attention but the bright part of the first (and "biggest") tree from the left. What IS a bit distracting is a "nervousness of the bokeh" (bright spots, looking like fireworks;) ) in the third photo, but...

This was taken with Vivitar 28-200mm@28mm f/3.5-5.6 (EXIF shows the max focal length of this lens) http://goo.gl/Eq8yPX