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29-06-2008, 01:12 AM
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Welling, England
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Yellow Drops
Photographers Comments
Just a cloe up of a wet yellow flower
Serious Critique Required: The photographer has requested he/she would like a more serious level of critique for this image to obtain more constructive critiscism from other members. Please make sure the comments you leave are indeed constructive and aim to help the photographer see the image from a different perspective and/or provide help and guidance to how the image can be improved.
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Primary Camera: Olympus,
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29-06-2008, 11:05 AM
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My real name is: Dennis (DP-J)
West Bromwich, England
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Colin, here goes, my first thoughts are its blurred and would look better with a very small border to hold the flower in the frame if that makes sense. It is also a bit flat. Being constructive if possible put the camera on a tripod, cant see what shutter speed you used as no EXIF. either you have camera blur from a slow shutter speed and the camera moved. Or the flower moved in the wind. If you meant it blurry i apologise!
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29-06-2008, 05:07 PM
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My real name is: Merv
Worcestershire, England
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I agree with Dennis, although I think it looks more just out of focus than blur.
I wonder how close you were to the flower, maybe it was a little closer than the minimum focus distance of the lens? Again as Dennis said, with the EXIF data we would have a better idea.
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