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Macros of a dragonfly and fly
Dragon fly: http://www.dailysnapshots.org/index.php?showimage=164
Fly: http://www.dailysnapshots.org/index.php?showimage=156 Comments and critiques? |
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I like the fly better. More color and visual interest. The composition is a little more interesting and the Red eyes really pop to provide a nice focal point.
The dragon fly is nice...but I want a focal point. Perhaps crop in on just part of the dragonfly? Great Detail on both, though. I love Macros (I just don't have a macro lens, yet...sigh... drooling over sigma 150 macro)...Keep it up!!
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great detail on both, however, i'm not really feeling them. they seem a little too brilliant for me. very nicely done, though. it's amazing that you were able to get that close to the flies..
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Hey I'm a macro photographer myself. Look at the archives of
www.exuvia.net to see some. I like the colors, not too oversaturated. Good focus. I use the canon 100mm f2.8 instead of the tamron. Good stuff
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I like the fly shot too. Great color.
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