Flowers with D90

[edddial]

Taken with my D90 (August 2009)

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[7]

 

[D-B-J]

Many for individual critiques. But your compositions are mainly centered, so check out this link: Composition: Using the Rule of Thirds

I think i like the first the most, but remember, try and get at different viewpoints than normal-person height. Get down low, get up high, etc. Be creative! And keep shooting!

 

[edddial]

Thanks for your comment & suggestion. The first one is at 2 meters height. The remaining were inside small vase, just can't get lower than that
What about the lighting & the depth of field?

 

[D-B-J]

The lighting is flat. I'm assuming no flash was used? Shooting at the "golden hours" (one hour after sunrise, and one hour before sunset) will give you a more dramatic lighting.

The DOF is well used in 1 and 7.

 

[edddial]

Thanks D-B-J for tips! With direct flash they look kind of weird. My aim is take picture as natural possible as the look & without using any photo editing software.

Btw, may I know if you've similar problem like my D7000:
http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/nikon/254218-d7000-mechanical-sound.html

 

[D-B-J]

Thanks D-B-J for tips! With direct flash they look kind of weird. My aim is take picture as natural possible as the look & without using any photo editing software.

Btw, may I know if you've similar problem like my D7000:
http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/nikon/254218-d7000-mechanical-sound.html

Nope, i do not have that problem.

 

[dheerajjuneja]

Well, i guess i would ask you how did you managed to clean these images so much, i mean i don't see any noise in these images. With my canon 40d i can't get such clean images, or i still need a mentor to guide me ... please if you could tell me?

 

[D-B-J]

Well, i guess i would ask you how did you managed to clean these images so much, i mean i don't see any noise in these images. With my canon 40d i can't get such clean images, or i still need a mentor to guide me ... please if you could tell me?

Start a thread posing the question, and post pictures, and we will help you there

 

[edddial]

dheerajjuneja,
Those are taken using my Nikon D90. I did nothing to clean or edit whatsoever. They're original (frame) & no crop either. As D-B-J mentioned there, start a thread posting your question and photos. So far I have great tips!