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    Erik Anderson
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    Default Camellia

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    Taken this spring. Olympus E-1, 50mm, f2, 1/500, +.03 EV ISO100 Hit me with your best shot.

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    Alfred Forns
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    Hi Eric

    Would take some from the left to keep off center, flower is facing right so would like having extra room. I like the idea of opening for controlling dof, in these cases I like bracketing apertures like Roman suggested recently, might like seeing a little more in focus from the right side of flower.

    Good looking whites with great texture Very good image !!!

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    Mike Moats
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    Agree with Alfred on cropping off the left placing the flower off and the flower head looking into the scene. As alfred mentions good job on the whites.

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    Julie Kenward
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    Erik, the orientation of the flower was bugging me a bit - so I flipped it 90 degrees CCW and found I liked this better (totally a personal preference thing.) I also brought up the BG a bit with a shadow/highlight adjustment and evened out the BG with some slight cloning. I also brought down two slightly hot areas on the flower. Finally, I ran a round of noise reduction to take out the graininess that came up after the s/h adjustment.

    Your image is more dramatic whereas mine is softer. I think in this case either works - I just wanted to show you another take on it.

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