Waterdroplet.
Canon 6d, Canon 100mm F2.8L IS USM Macro lens.
www.tjsfoto.com
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Waterdroplet.
Canon 6d, Canon 100mm F2.8L IS USM Macro lens.
www.tjsfoto.com
untitled-4435a.jpg
nicelydone, only cc is that its a little soft and i think you have cropped the left hand side too much cutting out the water ripples, rule of third in this case doesn't apply . nice and centered with the water nice and equal both sides... well that's my thought anyway
That's interesting.
Would like to see a bigger image.
No CC, since you've posted in this forum.
"Enjoy what you can do rather than being frustrated at what you can't." bobt
Canon 80D, 60D, Canon 28-105, Sigma 150-600S.
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Well the rule of third apply to me anyway
Click the link for a bigger image.
You have some seriously nice photos in your link but I could not find a bigger image of the above. That sunset in your link is just sublime.
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oops, sorry didn't realise it was none CC... please ignore, delete, bin, scrub out, execute, evaporate, discharge , eliminate , forget my comment.
I noticed it was not for critique and that Paul added a critique and then retracted it, pity you can't delete your post. However the first photo posted in the forum received no replies, but as it is Not for critique then I guess that person would feel okay that nobody replied to their post?
I am not sure of anything I guess....
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some people don't like to put photos into the CC forum,and thats fine. myself i welcome the chance for people, be it beginners or advanced to have a look and tell me how i can improve, others wise id be stuck at what i would think was an "ok" photo. This is in no way saying that tjsfoto photo is just "ok" he has some very nice images.
I don't mind either way Paul, I am just a beginner and have learned that not everything pleases everyone in forums. When I think my photo is okay I get heavily critiqued and then I feel as if it isn't that good after all.
Originally Posted by tjsfoto
I never knew a water droplet could do that...!
thought it was Saturn, for some reason
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