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Bart the belgian I think you have a very nice, sharp close up of a hard working Bee with the eye in sharp focus, good colours and background
Bart the belgian I think you have a very nice, sharp close up of a hard working Bee with the eye in sharp focus, good colours and background
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I only love this photo, very nicely captured.
Did you edited a lot
Bart the belgian ?Which lens did you used?
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Bart the belgian , beautiful image, but more details are sharpness are welcome. 
Bart the belgian , beautiful image, but more details are sharpness are welcome.
Thank you, yes you're right I tried manual but this little animal ignored my question to stay still. In manual mode it was underexposed to have and an F and a shutterspeed fast enough to freeze the animal. Any suggestions ?Morning
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Bart the belgian Looking at your EXIF, I don`t think there was anything more you could do.
You needed f16 for dof 1/250 to freeze movement and to get these two settings you had to up the iso.
You have sharp focus on the eye and head with no visible movement blur. Maybe reduce the noise a bit but overall a good job
Bart the belgian Looking at your EXIF, I don`t think there was anything more you could do.You needed f16 for dof 1/250 to freeze movement and to get these two settings you had to up the iso.
You have sharp focus on the eye and head with no visible movement blur. Maybe reduce the noise a bit but overall a good job
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You needed f16 for dof 1/250 to freeze movement and to get these two settings you had to up the iso.
You have sharp focus on the eye and head with no visible movement blur. Maybe reduce the noise a bit but overall a good job
what works for the picture is the gently falling dof to the abdomen..hence the eyes and the head are popping out. Also the angle of the flowers are pointing towards the head. I personally may have cropped it either off centre or following the rule of thirds. However its a decent presentation as it is.
Hello, I boosted de couloirs and croped. I didn't much more. I used my sony A6000 and the sony 90 mm f2.8. Sometimes I use thé sony A7r but not for animals. The a600 is an aps-c so my 90 mm is in fact à 135 mmI only love this photo, very nicely captured.
Did you edited a lot
Which lens did you used?
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Bart the belgian... I can only agree to the previous speakers. The focus and DOF is very good, the pastel colors of the flower together with the background is really good. To crop the picture might change the presentation, but I wouldn't do this if it would be my picture. But the ISO noise is distracting. Try to remove the noise and enhance the details and sharpness later on to get not a too blurry result
Bart the belgian... I can only agree to the previous speakers. The focus and DOF is very good, the pastel colors of the flower together with the background is really good. To crop the picture might change the presentation, but I wouldn't do this if it would be my picture. But the ISO noise is distracting. Try to remove the noise and enhance the details and sharpness later on to get not a too blurry result