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Hippone Hippone

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Posted 05/09/2016 - 09:16 Link

McGregNi McGregNi

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14 years
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England

Posted 05/09/2016 - 15:29 Link

Some lovely blurred backgrounds throwing the subjects into focus.

The most successful for me is the 2nd, because you've brought the flower into full prominance, a good size within the frame, and its sharp in the right place. The others lose impact by being relatively small in the frame.

Nice soft tones and subtle colours throughout.

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Hippone Hippone

20 posts
10 years
"Some where in time ! "

Posted 06/09/2016 - 15:13 Link

Hi McGregNi,
Thanks much appreciate your comment.

alfpics alfpics

1950 posts
21 years
North Devon

Posted 06/09/2016 - 17:34 Link

No 2 works for me also - nice out of focus background helps the flower really stand out, followed by no 1. No 5 would work better in my opinion with a bit of gardening! Ie removing the blades of grass and stopping the light on the green foliage along the bottom edge

Andy

Hippone Hippone

20 posts
10 years
"Some where in time ! "

Posted 06/09/2016 - 23:55 Link

Alfpics thank you for your expert advice.