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Old 11-22-2008, 06:47 AM
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Originally Posted by BEphoto View Post
Hi there. This is my first of hopefully many posts throughout this forum. Ive been shooting macro stuff for the last couple of months and wanted to get opinions on anything im doing right/wrong.

Here is one of my favs so far.

Looking at it now, i should have cropped it just a bit to not put the bee right in the middle of the frame. I LOVE how the flower and background almost look like claymation, or rubbery. It gives the picture a very unique look in my opinion.

Thanks for any input!

-Brad
Any particular reason why you used a f/2.8 on this shot? I would have used a little higher f, [As I said, I start at f/5.6 for macro], and gotten both wings in focus. You seem to have plenty of light, so you could handle a little smaller f without sacrificing much shutter speed. I realize it can be really difficult to get set up on things like this, they often fly away when you adjusting setting...

I like the crop... Increase the color saturation??? Nice Bokeh...
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