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I know for a fact that these are my best flower pictures because they're my only flower pictures. My wife plants seriously 500-1000 flowers a year in our yard and these are from my side and back yard.





Tim

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Hi Richard,

Thanks for your response. That was a very good attempt to produce an art photo. The background was fine. The ROT positioning was right. Only two suggestions and that is -

1. One of the petal of the flower was pointing our eye out of the picture. (It's just one of those detail thing.)

2. As the flowers were pointing to the right, try placing it at the lower left ROT position.
Regards
Ruan
Richard B. said:

Raymond Ruan said:
I think this is one of my best taken todate. What about you?



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Ruan
Raymond Ruan
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Hi Tim,

Like your pictures with nice background. One of the best background is actually the sky:



Regards
Ruan
Tim Eckel said:
I know for a fact that these are my best flower pictures because
they're my only flower pictures. My wife plants seriously 500-1000
flowers a year in our yard and these are from my side and back yard.





Tim

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Raymond Ruan
 
Raymond Ruan said:
Hi Tim,
Like your pictures with nice background. One of the best background
is actually the sky:

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Your pic didn't work. Also, as it was raining the day I took those pictures, the sky was dark, gray, and ugly. The shallow depth of field really makes the subject jump out at you.

Tim

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Shallow DOF is also another very useful in flower picture.
Sorry about the picture not showing. I am trying again:



Regards
Ruan
Tim Eckel said:
Your pic didn't work. Also, as it was raining the day I took those
pictures, the sky was dark, gray, and ugly. The shallow depth of
field really makes the subject jump out at you.

Tim

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Hi Jack,

It was a very attractive picture. Red against a dull background always standout. I am not sure you have a story there. A damaged flower by the roadside. In anycase, I find the 2nd flower at the bottom right hand corner not contributing to the picture and might be useful to crop it off.
Regards
Ruan
Jack D. said:
http://www.arnason.no/modules.php?set_albumName=album10&id=PICT0066&op=modload&name=gallery&file=index&include=view_photo.php

enjoy it

jack
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Raymond Ruan
 
and here's mine, you really gives me some nice ideas :)

this one I'm going to make a poster of:
http://www.pbase.com/image/14817843

and this one I just really like, not so normal but...:
http://www.pbase.com/image/16445546

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Gary Pan said:
Thank you for your comment. My whole family like the second flower
photo a lot.

Regards.

Gary
Raymond Ruan said:
Gary Pan said:
http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=1498321

http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=1498590

Gary
Raymond Ruan said:
I think this is one of my best taken todate. What about you?



Regards
Ruan
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