please, some CC

[Abby Rose]

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Thanks!

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

I enjoy the last one very much.

 

[Abby Rose]

Thank you. Why?
Also, I like your avatar.

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

I like the group of circles on the left, balanced by the single one on the right. You can make up stories for this one..."The Confrontation". I feel the bright circles break up and diminish the power of all the vertical line of the trees and grass. That's why.


I want to like #2, which reminds me of pictorial photography of the 1920's, but the blur quality agitates me.

 

[cameleon]

Number 2 hurts my eyes to look at - blur.



I like the colour pop of green in pic #3.

#4 freaks me out. Calm before the storm, kinda feeling.. But that's just me.

 

[Virtuosos]

Like the small bee in #1, #4 is lovely as well...reminds me of a horror movie, keep expecting demon creatures to run from the woods through the path between the flowers :/

 

[Abby Rose]

Thank you all!

#2. was just me trying to save a fuzzy picture. :er:

 

[Robin Usagani]

Why did you take pictures of my lawn? #4

I really like #1

 

[wlbphoto]

lovely photos, 1 & 3 where my fav..

 

[Tomasko]

I like these! Well, except #2. Return to the location once more with a tripod

 

[BekahAura]

My thoughts:

I really love #1. The only thing that bothers me is the blurry flower behind the main flower. Otherwise this is definitely my favorite!

#2 - I think this might be something nice if you try again. I like the composition but it needs to be in focus

#3- This one is great too. I don't have any comments for improvement, love it!

#4- Eerie... makes me think of little red riding hood about to embark on a trip to grandma's. I think it's underexposed... but it works. Nice job on these.

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

People...soft, blurred images CAN work!

#2 is ideal for this.

Abby, I don't know if this will save it, but try adding some gaussian blur to the whole image, and adding some grain/noise. The motion blur is killing it.

But by all means try to get this in camera, by putting a thin smear of uniform vaseline on a UV filter, shooting through nylons (pantyhose), taught Saran Wrap over the lens, or filter...anything that will give uniform softeness, rather than directional motion blur.

Images don't have to be pin sharp to be powerful.

 

[Tomasko]

I agree Bitter, but looking at them shouldn't cause a headache

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

I agree Bitter, but looking at them shouldn't cause a headache

Abby, I don't know if this will save it, but try adding some gaussian blur to the whole image, and adding some grain/noise. The motion blur is killing it.

 

[Abby Rose]

Gotcha. I'll try and fix it different, and post it here later.