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Nice to know you like this picture. At my first glance, I share your same feeling of its gentle curves and simplicity. Just try to capture such the feeling with my camera :D -
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I love the tone and the cropping of this color version. The little girl looks soft and sweet. Would like to see more details of her eyes. She seems trying to tell us something :D
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Would like to invite your comments to improve this picture? Please
feel free to voice out its flaws. Thank you!
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Would like to invite your comments to improve this picture? Please
feel free to voice out its flaws. Thank you!
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Would like to invite your comments to improve this picture? Please
feel free to voice out its flaws. Thank you!
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Jesper, you're really get the sharp eyes. A spider web was originally mounted on the tree. The lizard broke the web while it's climbing. I think the line on its nose is part of the broken web. -
A Bee is enjoying his food. It really moves so fast that I must pan
my camera to trace it. Just take three shots of it :D Would like to
invite your comments to improve this picture? Please feel free to
voice out its flaws. Thank you!
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A lizard is climbing on a tree. It really moves so fast that I must
pan my camera to trace it. Just take two shots of it :D Would like to
invite your comments to improve this picture? Please feel free to
voice out its flaws. Thank you!
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Comments are welcome! Thank you :) -
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Comments are welcome! thank you :)
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The background is darken in your version and the bug comparibly appears much more colorful. I like your version better this time. Cheers :D -
Yes, this flower is really very beautiful. Some shots were taken on it but I fail to capture its elegance. As it keeps blooming less than a day, I have to wait for its blossom next Summer :-( -
To bring out the butterfly clearly, I fully buy your idea that my camera should focus on it. In fact, I've tried it before by setting my camera as spot metering, center focusing and panning my len along with the butterfly. I don't know why the AF response of my Canon camera is always slower than the moving object. Never can I obtain a sharp focus on the flying object. I'm still thinking what's happen to me. However, I keep trying with your suggestion and hope to have a break through in a day. Have a nice day! Cheers :D
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This picture was taken in a garden. As my skill is not good enough to trace the moving object, I used a stupid method to catch a flying butterfly ----- stayed by a flower and kept waiting. The aperture was set as f/5.6 and the camera was focused on the flower in advance. Then, the shutter was pressed after I adjusted a bit the camera to fit the angle of butterfly. I stood by this flower for an hour and took about 10 different shots. Cheers :D
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Snuggling up to Mom.
in Wildlife
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So warmly!!
What a lovely capture :D