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I'm not sure why, but I want to keep the photo bomb flower on the left :) Your constructive feedback on all aspects will be much appreciated. (re shutter speed: no tripod, unsteady photographer)
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It is your prerogative to do as you wish Linda..since cropping is out of the question I would first suggest toning down whatever the white is lower stems…..then a possible touch of darkening of the browns. A very pleasant image Linda..
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Psjunkie wrote:It is your prerogative to do as you wish Linda..since cropping is out of the question I would first suggest toning down whatever the white is lower stems…..then a possible touch of darkening of the browns. A very pleasant image Linda..
Thanks so much for your time and sharp eye, Frank!
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LindaShorey wrote:I'm not sure why, but I want to keep the photo bomb flower on the leftYour constructive feedback on all aspects will be much appreciated. (re shutter speed: no tripod, unsteady photographer)
These are lovely. I really like the lighting. Brings me right to the subject and keeps me from being distracted by the background which is nice and dark; but also has some detail to it. A good solution.
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ErichBrunner wrote:These are lovely. I really like the lighting. Brings me right to the subject and keeps me from being distracted by the background which is nice and dark; but also has some detail to it. A good solution.
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Thanks for taking a look, Erich! The lighting somewhat flat, so I was inspired by works I've seen from most of you folks to go a bit more dramatic :)
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LindaShorey wrote:I'm not sure why, but I want to keep the photo bomb flower on the leftYour constructive feedback on all aspects will be much appreciated. (re shutter speed: no tripod, unsteady photographer)
What do you think of a more cinematic crop? S-
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St3v3M wrote:What do you think of a more cinematic crop? S-
If I hadn't seen, I would have rejected the idea, but now that I see it, I love it!
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LindaShorey wrote:St3v3M wrote:What do you think of a more cinematic crop? S-
If I hadn't seen, I would have rejected the idea, but now that I see it, I love it!
I'm so glad you like it and appreciate you sharing this with us! S-
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