Nikon DSLR "Picture Of The Day"

Macro shooting. Putting things into perspective.

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K1W1,
That's some perspective indeed. Good idea.

D70Fan,
To have one's image appearing in a magazine is an honour; and National Geographic is the ultimate. I was going to laugh though, but you told me not to so I have to hold back.
Thanks for the compliment. I don't think I am suitable for the title bestowed upon me since I can't really carve anything like my ancestors.

Over 3.8 million views at this point, we've all made some collective contribution to the net for sure.

I guess that's why they call it a 'ruin'.
Preah Khan Temple, Cambodia.

All comments and criticisms welcome. Suggestions to improving the image are most welcome.
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Macro shooting. Putting things into perspective.

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K1w1, loving this one!! That is an awesome idea and execution.

-Brandon

Brilliant... again.

1: A huge gate way over the road called The Long Circle leading to the area where LOTS of ancient temples concentrate. The gate is actually large enough to let a car drive through.
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The ruin of Bayon in natural colour
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The ruin of Bayon in BW adding film grains.
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Another ruin of the Bayon
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I think I should get to other temples before the curtain closes. :)
By the way, between 2 and 3 which one works better for you?
Any comment or suggestion for improvement is welcome.

Two of my last

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Yeah, just went over to DPReview... now I remember why I didn't like it. Too segmented, but guess it's the only game in town after 1/1/13.

The forum setup of dpreview is horrific. It's unreadable in its current format. Try nikoncafe, dslrusers.com or there's another one that dpr and Richard go to but the name escapes me.