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Tom Doherty
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Juvenile Snowy Egret II
by *Jbak

Hi Jim, not being present when the photograph was taken I cant tell if the birds reflection was present in the water, if it was it woul...

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intimacy
by *Anxanum

The idea was a good one but it is let down by a couple of things (in my opinion ) Firstly the image as a whole is overexposed especiall...

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You Never Know
by *Mystik-Rider

The composition of this image is excellent with the wooden pathway leading the viewer and inviting them to go on a journey into the woo...

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You are my world
by =C-Hass

I know it was taken with a 50mm lens but I find the composition too distracting. The large bright band on the right of the hand is taki...

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Drilling for Oil in Abruzzo

Thu Nov 19, 2009, 10:24 AM
click on the link for more info on a disaster waiting to happen in this beautiful region in Italy [link]

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  • Mood: Optimism
  • Listening to: Radio Abruzzo on the net
  • Reading: nothing in particular
  • Watching: Life through the viewfinder
  • Playing: Its all play
  • Eating: back to the healthy stuff... for now
  • Drinking: Water

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  • Current Residence: Ireland
  • deviantWEAR sizing preference: Large
  • Interests: Photography history fishing
  • Favourite movie: The Shining
  • Favourite band or musician: Too many to mention
  • Favourite genre of music: all music
  • Favourite artist: Jack B Yeats
  • Favourite poet or writer: Leonard Cohen
  • Favourite photographer: Robert Capa, Philip Jones Griffiths, Tim Page,Yervant
  • Favourite style of art: none in particular
  • Operating System: XP on pc Vista on laptop
  • MP3 player of choice: Ipod touch 32gb
  • Shell of choice: unleaded
  • Skin of choice: My own
  • Favourite cartoon character: Mouskavic? From An american Tale
  • Personal Quote: Statistics have shown that 6 out of seven Dwarves are'nt happy
  • Tools of the Trade: Canon 5Ds & 5D mk2 ,lenses from 15mm-400mm,Sigma DP1 Compact

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*TakeMeToAnotherPlace 9 hours 3 minutes ago
Thanks so much for the favorite, sorry about the delay!

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Please take a look at my latest deviation Here, Thanks :) Let me know what you think.
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*inObrAS 4 days 13 hours ago
Thank You very much for the :+fav:! :hug:
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*PicTd 3 days 14 hours ago
You're welcome Andrey, pleasure is all mine
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*PicTd 5 days 14 hours ago
Yuo're welcome Andrey
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*Jazzhead Nov 13, 2009, 3:25:04 PM
Thank you so much for the :+fav:zzzzz

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When small men start casting long shadows, it's a sure sign the sun is setting.
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~greentortoise Nov 13, 2009, 11:03:07 AM
hi tom! good news: i took the reflex to the studio for cleaning sensor.
but i discovered that i wasn't dirty! that spot in the shot was just little bird flying in that moment.... :)
it's incredible! see u, thanks for your suggestions...
i'm going to submit new shot with it... i'll wait for your opinion!
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"La bellezza salverà il mondo"
F.M.Dostoevskij

"The beauty will save the world"
F.M.Dostoevskij
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*PicTd Nov 13, 2009, 11:24:59 AM
Hi Giulia, just had another look at that picture, i'm afraid it is dirty. the dirt on a sensor can be very hard to see with the naked eye, I use a special loupe with led lights to see mine when I am cleaning it. If you take a picture of a plain white wall or piece of fabric you will see the little specs ecpeciall when you zoom around the picture, most times you will get away with a little dust on the sensor but if you take pictures with a lot of skies for example they can become visible. it is possible using the clone stamp tool in photoshop to remove them from your pictures but it can be time consuming. If possible I would bring it to a different shop and ask the to have a look with maybe a magnifying glass.
Ciao Tom
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