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Hello everybody,
Spring is here and flowers are blooming in multitudes, so I had to shoot them...I would really appreciate your critiques! ![]() Also, please tell me which version of each photo do you prefer: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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IMO, the last one is the best of the lot. The others are too soft, over-exposed. The first two have the subject much too centered.
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Too many for me to critique successfully, but I absolutely concur with Mr. Toth, about the last one. Personally (and I shoot with a Sony DSLR) I tend to underexpose, then bring up the light levels in PP. It's easier that way than trying (unsuccessfully) to recover detail from an over-exposed area. Not a biggie.
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hi the first 2 have part of the flower thats out of focus and far to many leaves so a tighter crop. and i for the last 2 the 4th is best but i would still crop tighter
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Like the last one best, nice color and good focus.
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