Want critique Dragonfly

[Idiocerus]

Dragonfly in the yard let me do a quick little photo shoot.

 

[nataliaflejszar&Photo]

Wow! I love this details

 

[Idiocerus]

Thank you so much

 

[lovitazoe]

The details are insane! Good job

 

[Yohanna_D]

great close up; I prefer the first photo with its face rather than the 2nd one as the body was "cut" to have that close up

 

[Idiocerus]

Ohh the second I had zoomed like that just to see the colors and wing design. Before that he just had a hairy little back lol but thank you. Critic appreciated

 

[Jack]

The first photo looks sharp but with some blur spots on the side, probably you should check your aperture.

Regarding the second one, i would say you should balance the highlight, and the same again checking your aperture. You also can use a diffuser to avoid having noise on your images if your aperture will be around f11 or higher.

 

[Idiocerus]

The first photo looks sharp but with some blur spots on the side, probably you should check your aperture.

Regarding the second one, i would say you should balance the highlight, and the same again checking your aperture. You also can use a diffuser to avoid having noise on your images if your aperture will be around f11 or higher.

Alright, I definitely keep my apature lower than that but can bring it up to fix some of that blur. Thank you, I really figured it was just from not photostacking.

 

[Jack]

The first photo looks sharp but with some blur spots on the side, probably you should check your aperture.

Regarding the second one, i would say you should balance the highlight, and the same again checking your aperture. You also can use a diffuser to avoid having noise on your images if your aperture will be around f11 or higher.

Alright, I definitely keep my apature lower than that but can bring it up to fix some of that blur. Thank you, I really figured it was just from not photostacking.

You are welcome. You also can try stacking techniques as well, there are some tutorials on resource page.

 

[Idiocerus]

The first photo looks sharp but with some blur spots on the side, probably you should check your aperture.

Regarding the second one, i would say you should balance the highlight, and the same again checking your aperture. You also can use a diffuser to avoid having noise on your images if your aperture will be around f11 or higher.

Alright, I definitely keep my apature lower than that but can bring it up to fix some of that blur. Thank you, I really figured it was just from not photostacking.

I’m lacking the photo software but hope to obtain in the near future.