Trying to be Imaginative
But I think that in terms of experimenting No1 in particular is a great perspective and well worth pursuing. Nice.
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The other two shots i find that the flowers are competing for attention, There really should be one single element to hold the eye for longer than the rest. That might be by differential focus or by use of shape, size, colour etc,etc.
Good effort!
Regards - Pete
The colour ones at the beggining of the thread I'm afraid don't push my buttons.
Well done for having a go!
Regards - Pete
The other two do not seem to have a point of focus, nothing stands out, try moving some of the eaten leaves and close blooms away from the bloom that caught your eye and then take the shot with a DOF as shallow as light and the subject will allow (you may need to use a tripod for this if light is low)
Well done so far, I am always walking round the yard or the house looking for things to shot, most are of no interest at all but you do learn the limits of your equipment and yourself. So keep it up and let’s see your next efforts.
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I like the first one, but wish the bee had turned round. The second two I feel would make good computer wallpaper or screensavers Interested in your views I would mind if you say they are rubbish I am just playing around
I know that there is some dead plant material runing these shots but I haven't got time now to try again. But will do later