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    Joanna Trescott
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    Here is another composition of a stem of coneflower. Canon 20D, 100mm lens, 1/10@ f 10 +1 EV

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    Julie Kenward
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    I really like your composition, Joanna, but I think you use some more sharpness on the stem and leaf. I see you made the image at 1/10th - was that handheld? If so, I'd recommend getting out the tripod or raising your aperture (not that you don't know that!)

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    Nice subject. IMHO, the bright stem (especially the upper part) is a bit bothersome - perhaps cud be toned down a bit...?
    (Am not sure if its my monitor!!!)
    Might agree with Julie on sharpening.
    TFS Joanna.

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    Robert O'Toole
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    HI Joanna,

    I like the subject and the tight crop.

    You really should try using flash with macro, for fill not full blast auto. I dont even try to shoot macro without it. It gives you consistently sharp images and soft lighting.

    Your green BG is a bit noisy.

    Robert

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