Nikon D200 with 60mm macro lens at f4 and 1/500th, ISO 250
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- Cindi
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- When my only child went off to college in 2004, I started taking photography classes. First through Continuing Education, then 2 black and white film classes. After that I joined the Bay Area Photo Club and started learning about digital photography. Since the fall of 2009 I have been involved in animal advocacy and rescue and I also photograph homeless animals for 3 different groups. My husband of 33 years is my biggest supporter, in all ways, and I could not pursue this hobby without him.
For some reason or another Cindi, I'm thinking you are showing too much on the left of the curl. It doesn't seem to add to the photo. I might do a vertical crop to eliminate what resembles negative space for me.
ReplyDeleteThe whole idea of the photo seems to be the curl or spiral. My eye is not staying there because of the composition. You may even have to remove the darker area of the flower in the middle of the photo, if you decide to crop. I'm thinking you will have to come in pretty tight.