Flower water droplets
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And the "rubber duckies"
Great shots.. Time well spent in the bath
Shame about the shell in #1 thou but still gets the
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Sorry forgot to mention that part (postie knocked at door) regarding the shell... I spose it could be the fact that its oof - it just doesn't look right & I can't find any "techie" term for it... Like you say maybe to have it in focus may help or even remove it all together may be another option...
But I am no pro - just personal opinion... But it is a cracking shot so dont get me wrong, you have done well
But I am no pro - just personal opinion... But it is a cracking shot so dont get me wrong, you have done well
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thanks Trig What I want is peoples opinions
The main reason i used the shell was that the stem was quite short for the flower i was using in the shot, and wanted something natural to sit it in so it could be in shot, will try and use a longer stem next time and see what its like with out the shell... when ever my mum gets flowers I always end up decapitating some
What I want is peoples opinions The main reason i used the shell was that the stem was quite short for the flower i was using in the shot, and wanted something natural to sit it in so it could be in shot, will try and use a longer stem next time and see what its like with out the shell... when ever my mum gets flowers I always end up decapitating some
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Cool stuff I like #6 best I think. Some are a bit over exposed perhaps?
I like #6 best I think. Some are a bit over exposed perhaps?
