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Barry Stackhouse Unfollow
“ SnowFlake Decoration ”
I had a new technique I wanted to try this week but ran out of time. So here's a simple snowflake decoration from my home. (Clearly, I have much to learn about B&W photography)
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  • Erin Dittman Edited 4 years ago

    I really appreciate the shape you chose to capture. I like the detail of it. Good framing too. Seems like I’ve had the best luck with shots like this using a… more

    I really appreciate the shape you chose to capture. I like the detail of it. Good framing too. Seems like I’ve had the best luck with shots like this using a tripod and a longer exposure to lower the ISO...but that’s probably something you already have heard. Good work!

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  • Alison Carcas Edited 4 years ago

    That's very simple and effective. I like the way you've placed the star on the third line. I wonder why you chose to use f16, as it has forced your ISO up very high. … more

    That's very simple and effective. I like the way you've placed the star on the third line. I wonder why you chose to use f16, as it has forced your ISO up very high. However, such a small aperture has resulted in lots of lovely detail, especially in the tinsel. Balancing exposure of dark "foliage" and the white star can be tricky, and I wonder if you could have taken it down a notch, as the star is the "star" of the frame? I like the curves of the tinsel leading to the star, and the fact that your subject is very seasonal! Merry Christmas.

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  • Christopher Clayton Edited 4 years ago

    Barry, great framing and subject matter. The grain throughout the image is from the high ISO. Your contrast could also be increased to create more black areas in the… more

    Barry, great framing and subject matter. The grain throughout the image is from the high ISO. Your contrast could also be increased to create more black areas in the photo. Well done!

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