Blossom, no 3
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Cropped and re edited, from the original photo from 16th April. 
19/04/2011 - 16:49trixie
CategoryFlowers & plants
LensN/A
ISO400
Focal Length30.63mm
Views/Likes48/0
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Posted 19/04/2011 - 19:56
What a nice colour !! nice flowers , pretty good shot 
Regards;
Emre
Regards;
Emre
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Posted 19/04/2011 - 22:00
thoramay wrote:
You do the picture the way you see it.
Here is how I see it.
I would crop out those patches of white top right using the green of the leaves to balance the top left. The white patches draw your eyes away from the flower head.
I would then sharpen the yellow tips just a little to stand out from the flower itself.
Just a personal viewpoint and what I would do if entering it in my club's competition.
Do you belong to a Camera Club???
You do the picture the way you see it.
Here is how I see it.
I would crop out those patches of white top right using the green of the leaves to balance the top left. The white patches draw your eyes away from the flower head.
I would then sharpen the yellow tips just a little to stand out from the flower itself.
Just a personal viewpoint and what I would do if entering it in my club's competition.
Do you belong to a Camera Club???
Cliff-P wrote:
Very vibrant Trixie.
Very vibrant Trixie.
carkaci wrote:
What a nice colour !! nice flowers , pretty good shot
What a nice colour !! nice flowers , pretty good shot
GIULIO57 wrote:
3rd time I write "good"
3rd time I write "good"
GIULIO57 wrote:
3rd time I write "good"
3rd time I write "good"
senn wrote:
I think it's quite better than previous version, .. nevertheless I agree with thoramay's comment too.
but there is no such thing as a perfect pic 
cheers
I think it's quite better than previous version, .. nevertheless I agree with thoramay's comment too.
but there is no such thing as a perfect pic cheers
Thank you everyone, I keep trying to get my best one yet.
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Posted 20/04/2011 - 05:56
Nice crop. You can fix the white patches (that was mentioned by thoramay) using 'recovery' settings. It can dim these bright white areas and recover some details. You can also reduce the highlights that will give similar result. I also suggest you the increasing of the contrast a bit.
Regards,
Gábor
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Regards,
Gábor
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Posted 20/04/2011 - 20:33
Bunch Effect,Natural What a great photo
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my web site http://www.swilsonphotography.foliopic.com/
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Posted 21/04/2011 - 16:06
puma wrote:
Bunch Effect,Natural What a great photo
Bunch Effect,Natural What a great photo
Thank you Shaun good to have your feedback, Cheers Trixie
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thoramay
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Here is how I see it.
I would crop out those patches of white top right using the green of the leaves to balance the top left. The white patches draw your eyes away from the flower head.
I would then sharpen the yellow tips just a little to stand out from the flower itself.
Just a personal viewpoint and what I would do if entering it in my club's competition.
Do you belong to a Camera Club???