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You could go blind shooting these. I really like the reflection in the water. The lens flare is a bit distracting or interesting, depending on your outlook. I find it a little distracting and would probably remove it. The people add an interesting dimension to a shot usually taken without people. Too bad they are so scattered, because I like the two right at the base of the reflection. -
So sweet of you to have a folder for me. How do I deserve this? I will do my best. I think this one is my favorite. I love clouds, as you can see from my photos on here. I would probably darken this a little, to bring out more of the colors.
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Very nice photo of someone doing a difficult job that we often take for granted when buying our food. I'd like to see more photos like this. -
I like the composition, but think it looks a little over exposed on my monitor. Making it darker, might help. What do you think? -
Very beautiful colors and composition in this shot. Also, a very pretty flower that would make a great subject for one of your photos, if you haven't already done so. -
Looks like my very first car, which I fixed up and later crashed. -
A very interesting and colorful bug. I also like that little plant in front of it. Reminds me of a tree. I knew this could be improved upon in PS, at least to my tastes. Here is my result, as I increased the contrast slightly and decreased the brightness some.
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It looks like your patients paid off on this shot. I think that's often what it takes to get a good shot and then to improve upon a previous idea. The only thing that could be improved on in thos photo, is the focus on the moth/butterfly, which would not be an easy thing to accomplish, although a greater depth of field might help.
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A great idea, but with not the greatest lighting. I hope my comments are not too harsh. Just trying to help, if I can. A reflector might have helped to bounce some light onto the bottom of this flower. -
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Excellent eye to get this shot. I love it! -
Great color in the flower, but the angle and the focusing seem to be a little off. The background actually looks like it may be in better focus than the flower, itselt. Would be nicer to have it more blurred and the flower in good focus.
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I love the colors in this one and the background is great. I think it could be cropped a little at the top and maybe the bottom, for an even stonger photo. -
I think this one is composed very well, and I love the water droplets. It just needs more clarity, and the pedal to the right of the flower is somewhat distracting.
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Makes me think about buying one of these little cameras. That's beautiful.
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Very well placed in the frame, but lacking detail and having a bit of a hot spot on top of the flower. Try going more towards the top or corners with your subjects, it might prove to make a stronger image.
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Another very pretty flower, but the background is little distracting. This might have looked even better if you placed the flower in the upper left corner or shot it vertically.
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I love this flower. A very pretty subject, indeed. I also like how you managed to get the background black, but what I'm not crazy about is the sharpness. This could be something that could be improved with sharpening, in a photo editing program. I tried it, and it did help quite a bit.
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I also like taking pictures of the sky, but never tried it with a digital camera. Looks like it does a fine job, in capable hands. -
Thank you for your critique of my tulip. I understand your comments about not wanting the butterfly to look to sharp/rigid. Sometimes sharpening does make the photo look less natural, even though it is more sharp and not exactly over-sharpened. As far as getting this image sharp, when you are handholding your camera. That's not an easy way to shoot something like this. A tripod and a longer lens would probably help you the most here. Also a combination of a fast enough shutter speed to stop all the motion, of you and the butterfly, but still a small enough aperture to get everything you want, to be in focus. A good flash unit could also allow you to shoot at a higher speed, if you didn't have enough light to do this or needed more depth of field. If the eyeball was in focus, I'm not sure it would matter if everything else was in perfect focus.
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