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    Default agave regina victoriae

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    Shot into a greenhouse-botanic garden.
    Zoom sigma 17-25 f2,8 1/125 ev.metering ISO200 tripod some,minimal work in pp.
    I try to render the circular form with a grandolar.
    comments wellcome.

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    Yes this works for me! I like the colours and textures, I would possibly consider going in just a little bit to eliminate the outermost two rows - what do you think. I reckon this would accentuate the circular pattern

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    Thank you Jonathan, there's a diversity in light shadows R/L, I wonder whether it doesn't work or not. A shot of flash could have been better, or not?

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    For me it is fine as it is I would not use flash - as you say there is diversity

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    Thank you.

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    Hi Valerio. I agree with Jon about not using flash - I think the soft shadows add interest to the image. I also agree that you might consider cropping a bit from each side. You have good sharpness within your DOF and I like that the center of the plant is tilted slightly to the left. This is nicely done!

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    Hi Steve, thank you. Yes I agree to crop a bit on the sides.

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    Valerio, great shot! I love the perspective and the repeating patterns. Nicely done
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    nice image,agree on cropping each side.

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    Thank you Cheryl and Chris.

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