From my garden

Discussion in 'Post Your Photos' started by Penfold, Mar 5, 2019.

  1. Penfold

    Penfold New Member

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    What do you think?
    How could I improve it?
    Thanks
     

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    Penfold, Mar 5, 2019
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  2. Robert Shears

    Robert Shears Active Member Site Supporter

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    You might shift your perspective to get as much of the background as you can behind the flower in shade. Otherwise very nice.
     
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  3. GDN

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    I would try shooting under different lighting such as an overcast day to overcome the harsh lighting. I would also shoot at a different angle to change the background.Otherwise, looking good.

    Gary
     
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  4. porkphoto

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    I also have shot many, many images like this one. I have since made a DIY lighting softener using the clear top of a tray from a burger drive-thru and the napkin. It works great.
     
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