First, thanks for resizing the pics. Second, wow, those are good!
Okay, now some comments. 1.There's no definite focal which can be a good/bad thing, but in this case, it doesn't make me enjoy the photo, it makes want to skip it. Maybe if you tried a different angle with a macro function this would have been better. 2.A very pretty picture, but it's one of those generic 'flower photos.' I'd like to see some creative streak or something that makes me go 'woah, now that's an excellent piece.' 3.I prefer this over second. Maybe if you had a slight better focusing, it would look better. 4.Yellow, happy, yes, but this is a plain, boring photo. 5.That's a great shot! I would've loved it more if you could zoom in a bit and sharpen your focusing.
Overall, great job. You do have quite an eye for photography. Keep up the good work! ~Lava
~ Pretending in words was too tentative, too vulnerable, too embarrassing to let anyone know. - Ian McEwan in Atonement
Hi Borntoshop! This is the biggest rule I've learned about photography:
It doesn't matter if the subject of a photo is beautiful. It simply doesn't matter. I can't stress this enough. What matters is how the photo is taken. If there's a pretty flower, I can almost guarantee you that the soil won't be pretty. So, what the photographer has to do is look at the flower from a different angle -- from an angle that people don't see everyday -- from an angle that will make people look at the world differently and wonder what they've been missing. I, prersonally, like taking photos of small flowers and making them look giant. It's fun, to look at things like a bug does.
My favorite photos here are #2 and #5. I like number two because it is from an interesting angle -- a different perspective -- and I adore number five because it's not something you see everyday. Even if is something you see everyday, it's very difficult to capture a bee perched on a flower for an instant.
I hope I haven't been to hard, but I do take you'll take my advice. Great work!
My favorite would probably have to be number three. I like how the flower is completely in focus. These are all very clear and colorful, they are beautiful ;D
one of the main things people like to begin with in photography is nature, because it's everywhere. So after awhile, it get's uninteresting because we see it so much.
But I like these, they are good quality and they catch my interest.
Only one thing: how'd you get the bumble bee? I havn't reviewed any art yet but I'll see what I can do! You pictures are really pretty and you picked a great subject! The only thing that could make it any better is the angle! Keep posting art!:)
This is really great work! I really loved how you focused on the flower or main object which caused the background to be a little hazy. That is one of my favorite things about photography. I also loved the colors and how they all contrasted against each other. This is really good work :]
