I guess we'll just have to adjust.

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Ignore the title, I'm listening to Wake Up by The Arcade Fire~.

Anyways, because I'm going through one of those "Ohmygad I'm a horrible writer/I have no ideas." phases, I figured I would post a few pictures. (: They're in spoiler tags because there are a lot of pictures. And before you ask, YES I LIKE CLOSE UPS/MACROS. >->

Taken with a Canon Rebel XT;
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Taken with a Canon Powershot SX200IS{my new camera. x3}

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Oh, woooooow.

These are all stunning. I especially have a soft spot for the first one; it's all very... mysterious, almost. Also, I think that book was Alice in Wonderland, or something along those lines. Am I right? I also like the first one you took with the Powershot; the way the light hits the umbrella is incredible. These all looked very professional, nice job.
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take a sad song and make it better
remember to let it into your heart
then you can start
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I think your affinity for macro shots really works, because all of these are very nice pictures.
The first is my favourite; the sepia colours combined with the antique-looking key really give it an intriguing atmosphere. The first picture of a flower, the wilted white one, was also really good. The flower seemed very lonely and sad.

Actually, the way the pictures are presented doesn't really do them justice. It kind of bothered me that they weren't centered. It might just be a personal pet peeve, but I think presentation is important for photographs.




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First I am also addicted to close ups :) Now for nitpicks and opinions.

1. I loved this! The lighting and the blurriness is perfect! I am wondering what the other thing on the page though. Another key?

2. Sorry I don't really like this one. There is no focus to the picture and that makes me just glance over it.

3. This is really good! There is something below the dead flower on the stem that is whitish. It is near the top between green and gray. . . Anyway if you can figure out what I am talking about I think it pops out two much. Maybe you could tone it down.

4. I really love this and have no nitpicks. It is beautiful!

5. I really like the concept of this picture. The close up of the bird (it kind of looks fake though) is great. I think it would be better without all the stuff in the sky. The tree, the pole and the other line in the left hand corner. It would also look better if the roof (it is a roof right) was straight and not slanted.

6. This picture is O.K. There is a lot going on though. The top half is really bright compared to the bottom half. The tree looks O.K. But it would look better if there was one on the other side too. The statue thing should be more centred in the picture. What are those two white things near the bottom on both sides of the statue? Maybe you should take those out.

7. I love this. In the bottom right hand corner where the umbrella ends there is some time of building in the background. Take it out. There is also some sort of stick on the top of the umbrella It would look better without that. On the top part of the picture you can see the edge of the umbrella. I think it would look cool if you could only see the edge on the right side . . . just my opinion though.

8. This is really cool.

9. This is great. I love how the focus is in the bottom left hand corner. But, in the bottom right hand corner there is something whitish. What is it? The blue dot in the grass isn't good. So take both things out.

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They are all amazing!
I like the first one the best.

keep up the good work
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