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B&W Flower
Looking for constructive criticism please.
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01-29-2012 12:24 PM
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I love it, it's beautiful
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I would suggest increasing the contrast ... looks a little muddy.
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I spend too much of my life on TPF!
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i think this is beautiful as such... yet you may please attempt the suggestions and check whether they do any good
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I don't think the space in front of the flower really adds anything to this pic.
You've done a good job using a large enough aperture to give a nice blur to the background, but not so shallow that the petals are blurred as the flow away from the center.
With B&W flower shots, it is difficult to get a really Grade A one. Since there are no pretty colors to draw the eye, you really need to focus on dramatic lighting and texture. Keep at it.
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I spend too much of my life on TPF!
Did you hand-hold the camera when you shot this? It looks soft to me.
I like the composition & think this could work well as a B&W, but agree with the above comment in that it looks underexposed.
Would like to see if you try this one again.
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