hah ... ladybug is American ladybird - British that's the difference here and I was taught British English . But I'm not an expert here
Well I didn't made any postprocessing - it is just how it turned out
Im British and im with mentos on this one, Ladybird
as for the photo, i like it but its a pity his face is in the shadow. I thought the selection you posted in the other thread had better examples, expecially the first one
Super English lesson on this one going on here Thank for that!
Must still work my way through the gallery - after having missed three whole days, I am frightfully lagging behind all the new entries there, so I still can't say anything about your ladybird photos there (was taught British English, too )... I like this one and would wish I could ever get close-ups of this kind in my life (and I like to know your name at last, Aleksandra (!!!!) - and how it spells).
I think the shot overall well done. The color saturation and composition are both spot on, but I wish the focus was tighter on the upper part of the "ladybird" as opposed to the curve of it's back and legs.
wow, a great moment in time, i almost want to say "hang on little buddy." Like MaxBloom said if the focus was tighter on the upper body it would be nice, but non-the-less very well done.