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						A couple of experimental photos! (Original Post)
						CaliforniaPeggy
						Jul 2025
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SheltieLover
(74,769 posts)1. Nicely done, Peggy!
         
 CaliforniaPeggy
(155,550 posts)2. Aw, thank you so much, my dear SheltieLover!
        I used my 60 mm macro lens and there is still so much I don't understand about how to really use it. 
 
 
SheltieLover
(74,769 posts)3. I like the 2nd one best as it draws the eye to the face
        No idea about lenses.
Just a spectator here, greatful for abb the fabulous images all you talented photographers share.  
 
 
NCgayguy
(255 posts)4. The Second One!
        The detail, the scratches, the date, the wear. All crystal clear! Truly brings forth emotion from an inanimate object. To turn back time and see the life of the person who wore it. Impressive!
Congratulations, Peggy!
Reis 
CaliforniaPeggy
(155,550 posts)5. Wow, thank you so much, my dear Reis . . .
        I hadn't seen any of that in my photo. My vision was elsewhere. 
I wanted to create a mysterious object, full of shadows and muted colors. And so I felt that I had failed. 
You took all of that away. 
Thank you!   
 
sinkingfeeling
(56,697 posts)6. Really attracted to the last one.
        




