- Category:
- Macro & detail
- Date taken:
- Exif:
- 1/256s f/18.2 ISO 800 100mm
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hkharivhe
What do you like?
Great macro shot...I love the detail of the fly. Amazing!
Helpful 1 27 SeptemberWhat would you improve?
There is a lot of underutilized space that does not add to the subject...I recommend cropping a bit more tightly, not tight as that may squash the subject.
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otinkyad
What do you like?
The way the photo is more than just a "bug on a stick"; the sweep of the rim of the pot; the positioning of the body of insect in the frame; depth of field spot on; the warm colourway
4 OctoberWhat would you improve?
Shame that the wingtip is out of the frame
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mblum4
What do you like?
Nice image,, I love the shot ,,amazing ,,,i love the colors of the insect the DoF -good compositioi ,great capture
Helpful 1 27 SeptemberWhat would you improve?
I would paint the background the same color as you have in the right ,at the back of the insect or turning a bit dark to create a good contrast ,nice photograh
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zamilphotos
What do you like?
this is an insect with long wingspan.. and you have done a superior job in giving it the space it deserves...just as long as the details of the insect is maintained. In fact, I think the space around the insect is it's own composition.
Helpful 1 28 SeptemberWhat would you improve?
the clipped wings to the left of the frame should be included well into the photo. Nice shot either way.
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Evve@zamilphotos thank you so much, and yes you're right about the wing, pitty lol
2 October
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sharkskin
What do you like?
I love the detail in this shot,nice focus on the wings and eyes.
You did well as they dont sit still for too long.Helpful 1 28 SeptemberWhat would you improve?
Just the same as "Zam",pity you clipped the left wing,but nice shot
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Evve
Sorry for responding this late but been busy, thank you so much for all the wonderfull comments and the more for the very usefull tips and how I can still improve this shot and my photography :-)))
2 October
Evve@hkharivhe hmmmmm yes you're right about the space under the insect, I could have cropped it but never thought about it, thank you so much for the help :-)
2 Octoberotinkyad@Evve
4 OctoberI think the present crop is about right. I like the space it gives for the curve of the pot and the way it allows the insect to be placed off centre in the frame. If you crop too tightly it's just a photo of an insect, with the space you have allowed it becomes a composition. I think the contrast is OK too - all a matter of personal taste really.
Just spotted your reply about the wingtip - as you say they don't stay still for long!
Evve@otinkyad thank you so much :-))
7 October