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wow... absolutely amazing +fave, the texture of the plant and the life of the water create an amazing balance on the image which is both intriguing and facinating to see 
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Thank you very much for all those great comments!
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Nice macro. I suppose the underground is a leaf?
The detail is pretty good.
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Het is geen blad maar een knop in een clematis
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ah...dat zou mijn 2e gok zijn
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it's really awesome
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It look like that from the start and actually I wasn't happy with the photo because of that 
Thanks for your comment!
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Hello, friend. Love your photography, macro shots, commentry - captivating stuff. There's a lot feeling and humour there... right on!
I'm a little confused by the focus though; seems inchoerent at times, with this picture and Soul of Autumn for example. Normally the focal plane is like a straight line, innit? Don't mean to be a jackass here
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Yeah you must be right never thought of it before. You mean that it kinda bends (it's on Soft spot too right?), but I have no idea how it occured. I mean I just focus on some point and click
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erm... I wouldn't say you're doing anything wrong... we're talking art world here. It's a lovely piece of art. I'll leave it at that (and simply remain a little mystefied about the focus, hihi)
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Still thinking about it but I think I know why it bends. That's because everything that's in focus has the same distance. The middle part on Soul of Autumn is further away so it's out of focus. I think....
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"That's because everything that's in focus has the same distance." - I'd say that's pretty much the theory
The confusing bit, to me, is that the focal plane looks sharp at different distances (esp. with the other image). But that's just my twisted perception. I think my mind's been playing tricks on me, assuming all along it's a leaf of some sort, i.e., a flat plane stretching from the front to the back. I guess I was ignoring the hairs, can't remember when I last saw a hairy leaf, *shrug
Look, this can all be over with very quickly if you just say the blur was Photoshopped. Haha... just kidding. Did I mention yet that I really like this image? (I'm still totally pros over cons, head over heels)
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Well that photoshopping part I thought you were thinking that, but that's just not the case. That's why it's bothering me you know. I don't like it when my photo's looks photoshopped because the only thing I do sometimes is a bit sharpening 
Ohw by the way its not a hairy leave
You did mention you like the image
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I'm really sorry for having dropped the P word. I know it can be a touchy subject. And I don't mean to say your images look P-ESSED - not by a long shot!
Personally I don't really care how the images come about. It's an endless debate I would rather not have. If people seem to think an image was P-eed on, and it wasn't, then P on them I say.
It was fun while it lasted
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It is an endless discussion indeed and you can get very philosofical (?:S) about it. It has pro's and con's end of discussion ey
Don't P on them, just use a yellow filter
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Hehe, sweet. Take care and see ya around.
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By the way this one was an experiment... tried a cross process filter 
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I think the same but blur is sometimes equally good
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Simply beautiful. Oh how I wish it would rain here.
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But I think you need it over there harder
Thanks for your comment!
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