Flowers in France

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I know you can see a face in it :smt003
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I'm unsure how I feel about this photograph in general. You have a very vibrant color, but failed to capture the natural green contrast of the grass/stem/many leaves. I think nature put them together for a reason, darling, and you've missed it. Secondly, you've captured a face, and unless you're doing candid shots, I suggest you avoid that. They just tend to muck up good photography. Anyway, keep at it, as I'm sure you'll excel.

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Beautiful :) I love flower photography! You should try playing around with depth of field. I don't know what kind of camera you have, but play around and see if you can get a shallower depth of field, so the flower really pops and the background (and anything in it) is blurry.




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Ok, I wasnt a fan of how you made the flower and the person blurred, but then made the stem in focus! The flower was the main part right? In that case, you should have adjusted the camera until the flower was in focus and the stem/person was blurred. Just a little tip! Keep snapping!
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Urg. Urg. Urg. Urg. That is all I have to say. Why did you have to put the person in there. WONDERFUL shot. Other than the person. Im sure there was some way that you could have moved the person, or gotten and equally wonderful angle with the person out of the shot.

4/5. It would have been a 5/5 if the lady wasn't there.




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this is really good! I understand the person mucked up the shot but you cant have everything in life can you?
Keep posting!!



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