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Some marco shots
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Chee Yong

testing your setup?
don't mind me saying this, but your subjects or intended subjects isn't well compose.
#1 - no focal point, can't tell what you intend to show
#2 - better, but subject is too centralised
#3 - best of the lot, do watch out for hotspots (white areas in the background)
#4 - again, what you intend to show? I would prefer a lower angled shot, making the flowers less spacious
#5 - lack contrast, would prefer it in portrait, landscape have too much negative spaces on both sides
#6 & 7 - might be better if you choose a less cluttered background or perhaps a lower f-stop to blur the background
I like pic 3 best. Probably can increase the exposure by 1 to 1.5 step to capture the different hues of greenry. Just my 1 rupee worth of thought![]()





#3 is great! I can feel it right here when i'm typing, the feeling of what you're trying to portray a mystical sense.
Great effort,
Cheers!
Cheers!
Benetay






tcy,
I like the original #3 better. The edited one is a bit too bright for me.
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the gloomy-ness of your original looks better, by increasing your exposure not only brightens the photo but also the hotspots at the back and it is extremely painful to look at![]()

Agree with Simon. The original one seems to set the mood too. The repost, makes it all too ordinary. The rest, I think covered by Simon already.
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thanks for the advises.
will try harder next time haha
Chee Yong
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