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Well, as far as CC, it's a picture of a bee on a flower. It's been done one billion times (probably in one calendar year).

The shadow of the bees silhouette on the petal makes this a little different, in a good way. The petals themselves look fried from harsh mid-day light.

I'd show you a crop, but you have "my photos are not ok to edit". When you ask for CC it's often easier to show something, rather than type it out, so consider allowing your photos for edit.
 
Well, as far as CC, it's a picture of a bee on a flower. It's been done one billion times (probably in one calendar year).

The shadow of the bees silhouette on the petal makes this a little different, in a good way. The petals themselves look fried from harsh mid-day light.

I'd show you a crop, but you have "my photos are not ok to edit". When you ask for CC it's often easier to show something, rather than type it out, so consider allowing your photos for edit.

Rotanimod,

Really, it's a very comun photo but I liked her. I never observed about the shadow silhouette and I found it interesting.
About "my photos are not ok to edit" I agree with your position and I changed my profile. Now my photos are allowed for edit


Thanks!
 
I think that you need a different angle. Try to show this subject in a new and exciting way. This is just a well exposed snap shot. Excellent detail though- looks like you have the technical parts down.
 
Rotanimod,

Really, it's a very comun photo but I liked her. I never observed about the shadow silhouette and I found it interesting.
About "my photos are not ok to edit" I agree with your position and I changed my profile. Now my photos are allowed for edit


Thanks!

Cool! Here's what I was thinking as far as the crop.

The shadow probably isn't prominent enough in the original, it's kind of an after-thought, perhaps this crop brings the shadow into play a bit more.

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I think that you need a different angle. Try to show this subject in a new and exciting way. This is just a well exposed snap shot. Excellent detail though- looks like you have the technical parts down.

Right. Perhaps a macro lens, or different angle. There's a lot of negative space in the top left of frame, and the dynamic range difference between the shadows and highlights here is pretty substantial.
 
^^^^^^^. Now rotate it 90 degrees...right
 

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