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Hello Shane. Good first image. I like the composition here and the bee adds further interest. Exposure and colours nicely handled. The only nit I have has nothing to do with the photography but the hanging down flower bud casing on lower left bloom attracts the eye when it shouldn't. I carry a small pair of scissors to snip off unwanted parts that are not going to harm the plant.
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Thanks for the comments David. You are right about it drawing the eye. Will take that onboard for the next one!
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Lovely image clone works well, now what about the flower head bottom left, I think that will do the trick. Lovely tonal range and excellent focus.
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Jonathan Ashton
Lovely image clone works well, now what about the flower head bottom left, I think that will do the trick. Lovely tonal range and excellent focus.
Thanks
I will try that later on this even on the PSD and see how it looks
Regards
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Wonderful and striking image and great suggestions! I love how the bee is stuck right into the center on the flower. Excellent detail in the whites and a lovely BG.
I love my 100-400 for this sort of thing. It focuses to 3 ft and with a 1.4 on it it is great for insects and small flowers. I don't know your lens but it sounds very similar.
Hope to see more from you here!
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Thanks Dianne
I am still getting to grips with this lens. My old combo 300f4 + 1.4tc focussed a lot closer but had no VR. These types of shots were not as easy because of this. The new VR in this lens is quite impressive. Still have not tried it with the TC but reviews says it works quite nicely for static subjects
Will try and post more flora images now I have the right tools