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just a few new ones C&C woukd be greatly appreciated
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In all of them it looks like parts of the subject are cut off and the focus is a little soft.
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1. This one should be cropped center. It looks a little off centered to me. I would turn up the saturation just a tad
2. I'm not really feeling, the flower itself isn't very pleasing to the eye. (pedals are torn)
3. Is the best one but I think the bee should be in focus as well
4. Not feeling this one, it just doesn't make sense to me.
2. I'm not really feeling, the flower itself isn't very pleasing to the eye. (pedals are torn)
3. Is the best one but I think the bee should be in focus as well
4. Not feeling this one, it just doesn't make sense to me.
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Bo4key said:
I agree on the softness. Are you using a tripod? Also there is a lot of noise in these shots. What are the iso, aperture and shutter speed of each of these shots? Your shutter speed or handheld might be causing the softness.
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