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Yeah, they're really quite good. But if you want some positive criticism, all I can really say is that some of the photos focus too closely on their subjects. Example: the nut with the pink background is great but it really makes me wanna take a step back because it's almost a little too in my face. But that's just me being really really picky, the only criticism I can think of. :)

Great work. :)
 
Those are very nice pictures, thank you for the link. I like your choice of subjects. Is that a picture of your dog? If so, what's the name?
 
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The macros of the fly are great. My favorite overall may be "Muck." How did that shiny part stay so clean? I wondered if the bonfire shot could be cropped severely, thinking it would look surreal with the alien-like figure emphasized and the extraneous distant skyline removed.
 
Nice work, I really like those. Great texture and color. I liked the zoo photos, especially the polar bear and the croc. Also liked the snake - it's almost an optical illusion, looks like a bunch of green bananas...
 
adamfilip said:
My gallery is not Apple related
But i would appreciate feedback on it

Im just starting out on some real photography
with my new D-SLR

thanks

http://www.filipowicz.ca/gal/
I don't understand why people say stuff is copyright, when it obviously isn't. You know you have to register that to legally put that sign on there?
 
jimsowden said:
I don't understand why people say stuff is copyright, when it obviously isn't. You know you have to register that to legally put that sign on there?

From what I gather, as long as you put "Copyright... So and So... 2005" your stuff is at least protected in a rudimentary way. At least that is how it goes with writings. Going throught the USPTO (or whatever the Canadian equivalent) is like going to a rodeo soaked in cologne - it will cost you big time.

There are companies out there that will watermark images for you.

Back on topic... Nice pics. You should try to get out to Banff and/or Jasper NP in Alberta to add some wilderness images - there is a lot of eye candy out there.
 
jimsowden said:
I don't understand why people say stuff is copyright, when it obviously isn't. You know you have to register that to legally put that sign on there?

No you don't. You have to register it in order to successfully defend yourself in a lawsuit. US Copyright Law states that once something is fixed in a tangible form, it is copyrighted. I just happen to be involved in a mock trial in my media law class talking about copyright right now. Pretty interesting stuff.

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Some pretty nice shots there. I just got a Nikon D70 a few weeks ago as a college graduation gift from my parents. It's my first experience with an SLR camera of any type (digital or film). I love the freedom I now have to experiment. I looked at getting a Canon, but I fell in love with the D70. I used to be a big supporter of Canon's products, but I was extremly disappointed with the Canon lenses, which is why I chose Nikon. Anyway, I think you've got some pretty good stuff there. Keep us informed when you put more shots up! I'll probably post a few shots of my own in a few weeks.
 
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