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henry 1990,

These are good. Good exposure, sharp focus, and nice colors. Most of the compositions are nice. Are you doing any postprocessing on these? My flower shots need a bit of sharpening (sometimes a lot of sharpening)and I do not think sharpening would hurt any of these either. Flower shots are deceptive...they look so simple and easy, but getting a really superb flower macro is a challenge!

You did a great job on these.

jim

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henry 1990 said:
Just try some close shots in this morning,want to share
http://www.pbase.com/fandos2002/uzi_with_flowers thanks for any
suggestion

henry
http://www.pbase.com/fandos2002/root
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Fine work, Henry. I tend to favor the shaded or diffuse light shots (#10, #12) but that being said even the full sun shots are very well controlled (#3 has great reds - across the range - which are tough to get). For fun, I'd try getting in even closer. Shooting less than the full flower and filling the frame with just color and texture can have surprising results. With your excellent focus and fine specimens, I'd like to see what you'd come up with...
And I'll second Sandman's advice (on just about anything for that matter [grin])
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I really like the macro mode of UZi after these shots :) .Yeah,most of my pics were edited by photoshop 6.As you can see,some are real and some are unreal flowers(in front house of my parent in law).
Thanks Jimy

henry
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Sandman said:
These are good. Good exposure, sharp focus, and nice colors. Most
of the compositions are nice. Are you doing any postprocessing on
these? My flower shots need a bit of sharpening (sometimes a lot
of sharpening)and I do not think sharpening would hurt any of these
either. Flower shots are deceptive...they look so simple and easy,
but getting a really superb flower macro is a challenge!

You did a great job on these.

jim

wrote:
Sandman said:
Just try some close shots in this morning,want to share
http://www.pbase.com/fandos2002/uzi_with_flowers thanks for any
suggestion

henry
http://www.pbase.com/fandos2002/root
Click to expand...
--
galleries at: http://www.pbase.com/sandman3
critiques at PhotoSig: http://www.photosig.com/userphotos.php?id=15764
Click to expand...
 
I'd try getting in even closer. Shooting
Stan Powers said:
less than the full flower and filling the frame with just color and texture can have surprising results
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Why didn't i know it before these shots :) i for sure will try it within the next shots.I really like this forum,the more i post the more i learn :)
Thanks OMSteve

henry
OMSteve said:
Fine work, Henry. I tend to favor the shaded or diffuse light shots
(#10, #12) but that being said even the full sun shots are very
well controlled (#3 has great reds - across the range - which are
tough to get). For fun, I'd try getting in even closer. Shooting
less than the full flower and filling the frame with just color and
texture can have surprising results. With your excellent focus and
fine specimens, I'd like to see what you'd come up with...
And I'll second Sandman's advice (on just about anything for that
matter [grin])
--
srp
C-2100UZ
http://www.pbase.com/akasrp
Click to expand...
 
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