I'm just starting with macro it's not easy that's for sure, let me know how I am doing
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IMHO - I would say, so far, so good!
Very nice, Greg.
I would say: Very good start into the Macro scene. Love the colours here and the depth of clearance.
nice one. I like it.
by the way - the bokeh rocks!!!!!!!!!!!1
I like this one! To make it sing louder i might suggest a harder burn on the top edge and a hint of a contrast boost and sharpen boost on the main flower at right. And yup, GREAT start!
Hope that helps - Marko
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Marko I'll have try that, since I haven't done any treatment to this shot. I had a lot of fun getting up close a personal with plants. It also made me look more at what was in my frame so this may be a great tool for me to slow down and observe. Something about filling the frame makes me pay more attention to the background, light, etc.
Very lovely color, bokeh and crispness on the near flower. Lol, I call it fiddly work but plants have infinite patience.
Nice shot.
But is this macro? Using a proper macro lens?
It looks more like close up to me using a longer zoom lens.
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