Hooked with Macro

[Bhenoisky]

Nikon D3000
ISO Speed Rating ISO 360
Focal Length 52mm
Exposure 1/6 sec at f/5.6
Lens 18.0-55.0 mm d/3.5-5.6


for me, and for some of my friends it's ok.. but i think there's something, i don't even know, that will make this picture better..

[windrider86]

you'll need to have your main focal point in focus

[numsi]

in my honest opinion the focus should have been on the hook but thats just what i think, pref in the tip of the hook. Remember keep on shooting

[idb]

It's a very busy background, so in addition to sharpening the focus on the hook, I would use a shallower depth of field to blur the background more. Depending on the location this might also be accomplished by changing your angle of view to put less in the background.

[leviathan]

It looks like the hook is slightly out of focus. If the hook was sharply in focus I think the image would pop and appear much better.

[h_ta3kees]

Nice BW shot