Hey! Whoa, I love this. It seems like something you would see on the Planet Earth movie. How the light shines down on the (main?) mushroom is amazing. I'm glad that the background is blurred, so our eye is only drawn to the (main) mushroom. I think that the second mushroom, even though it's not the main focal point, should be there and isn't a distraction, since it adds to the scene, in one way or another.
*likes*
~KD
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Hey, this is great. In the bottom right hand corner there is something blurry (a stick?) it distracts me. I also think that it would look a lot better if you took off part of the top and bottom. Just so there isn't so much to look at . . .
This is cool! I like how the shrooms look like popovers...Mm, popovers. *drools*
But yeah. You are very lucky to have found a photo subject that's somewhat elevated from the rest of the photo; it distinguishes it from the rest and makes it neater and more precise. I like it!
I do agree with Arahnia, though: That stick, once mentioned, is really distracting. Maybe try cropping the picture? There's nothing really on the outside edges that would be excluded from your shot, or somehow make it less good.
Hope I could help!
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Very nice picture. It looks like a really good quality shot. I agree with the previous people who posted here, I love the light shining on the mushroom. The entire picture, with the light and the moss and such looks like something that belongs in a mystical/magic/fantasy story or movie, lol.
I think you have a great talent for photography, and you should keep up the good work.
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