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A red 'Kangaroo Paw' flower.
To dear
Oh Rich, how truly wonderful, I've had so few critiques and I love them. Thank you, thank you so much for your time, thought and honesty in reviewing my photo that means such a great deal to me
And here's one of his own glorious flower photos as a thank you
To dear Grif
Oh wow - I have never had 2 critiques on a deviation before and I feel truly honoured. I'd like to thank you so much for your time, and for sharing your very valid ideas so generously Grif
Here's one of Grif's amazing landscapes as a thank you
Kindly requested by
I really value every comment, , and I can no longer thank everyone for Faves individually, but please know that I'm grateful and very happy to receive them, they mean a lot.
To dear
Oh Rich, how truly wonderful, I've had so few critiques and I love them. Thank you, thank you so much for your time, thought and honesty in reviewing my photo that means such a great deal to me
And here's one of his own glorious flower photos as a thank you
To dear Grif
Oh wow - I have never had 2 critiques on a deviation before and I feel truly honoured. I'd like to thank you so much for your time, and for sharing your very valid ideas so generously Grif
Here's one of Grif's amazing landscapes as a thank you
Kindly requested by
I really value every comment, , and I can no longer thank everyone for Faves individually, but please know that I'm grateful and very happy to receive them, they mean a lot.
Image size
3012x3311px 6.85 MB
Make
NIKON CORPORATION
Model
NIKON D7100
Shutter Speed
1/60 second
Aperture
F/7.1
Focal Length
50 mm
ISO Speed
320
Date Taken
Nov 2, 2013, 5:33:16 PM
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Quite a flower! One that I had never seen before. Thank you for introducing us to this unique flora. The composition is good with solid use of the Rule of Thirds on a complex subject. The use of selective focus/depth of field is also good-but it might be a little too shallow. The blur in advancing buds and receding one are fine but the right flower seems to loose its "crispness" as we move downward. For me this causes a little vibration, which is disturbing. The brokeh is very pleasing. I would like to see this image with a little more contrast. The white throat of the flower seems to be a shade grey, which may be the result of our two displays. (I haven't popped this into PS and de-saturated it yet to check for grey.) My feeling is that slightly more contrast will add a punch that will make the flowers colors truly pop! Thanks again for sharing...