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    Indoors, natural light. Nikon D300, Sigma 105mm macro with 500D close up lens, tripod, 1/5 sec., f16 (relataive), ISO 125, manual exposure, manual focus. PP in PS7; slight rotation and crop.

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    Anita, I like the high key look to this very much. I might crop a little from the top if it were mine. Nice job w/ the POF and the interesting crop.:)

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    I like the white-yellow combo and point of focus, some crop might work very well and I think you should try it and see how it looks, but this is already a very nice image.

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    I also think a slice off the top would help. I wonder if you tried any other hues for the yellows? I would think a slight push to the orange side of yellow (just a tiny bit) would warm the yellows up a little.

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    Another vote here for a slice off the top but it's still a very lovely image as is. The yellows look good to me as they are.

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    Thank you Denise, Ovidiu, Julie and Ken. I've cropped some from top and right, and added a bit of magenta to the yellow.

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    I love your image.
    The colors and bits of soft detail are a wonderful mix.
    I do like the crop in the second post a bit more but both are very appealing.
    Deb

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    Thank you, Deborah.

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