Sliced to Death
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2 comments:
I like the comedy of it !
I would have most probably seted my camera on macro for this one and had it focussing most probably on the cut part of the lemon.. For extra details.
Umm, I had it on macro for this one. Beside mine is a compact DCS W200 not a DSL so getting that much detail into the shot with minimal exposure is insufficient or so I'd believe.
I'll try it next time though, thanks =D
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