Some Crocus that was growing in the garden, hope you like.
John
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Nice shots John - I do like the 2nd one lovely POV
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I like the pov and idea of the second shot and the blooms of the first look good but the background is a bit distracting
If it were me I would either do some gardening to clear the background a bit or place a coloured card behind for a studio type shot
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I agree, a well thought out POV that makes the shot different and more interesting.Originally posted by Tigger View PostNice shots John - I do like the 2nd one lovely POV
Originally posted by Stan View Post
I also agree with Stan, the bit of plant right behind the flower in the first is a bit distracting.
The image would work better if it had been avoided.Andy
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Thanks Ian, Stan & Andy, I think I was being lazy with the first shot. I could have did a bit of post editing, but prefer not to put too much photoshop work
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The 2nd all the way for me. It's as if it's hiding away, waiting to be found.Alan.
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Love your use of DOF on the 2nd image. Well done
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Thank you for your comments Alan and Tom.
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