the focus is on the eye that is watching me; I am never looking for entirely sharp insect - like on the whole; hardly every are there insect that are all entirely sharp in my photos; I aim for a part of the insect and most of the time is the head and the eyes of courseHey Yohanna_D , that's not your style . I'm used to see only butterflies and when you posted this dragonfly I was in shock . Anyway, there are some spots which aren't in focus, but I think you are trying something new, isn't it ?
the focus is on the eye that is watching me; I am never looking for entirely sharp insect - like on the whole; hardly every are there insect that are all entirely sharp in my photos; I aim for a part of the insect and most of the time is the head and the eyes of course
so it's not at random, it's willingly done like that.
yes exactly; I never look for pure macro where it's descriptive (I have nothing against this style, on the contrary I love it when it's well done and with the right equipment - which I don't have); my style is like wanting to tell a story, like a fairy tale story so that's why I don't look for pure sharpness everywhereThese eyes are pretty sharp. Agree, a lot depends on what you are trying to achieve
yes exactly; I never look for pure macro where it's descriptive (I have nothing against this style, on the contrary I love it when it's well done and with the right equipment - which I don't have); my style is like wanting to tell a story, like a fairy tale story so that's why I don't look for pure sharpness everywhere
Yohanna_D I like this very much. Sharp, great colours and composition. I'ts very different from what I have seen from you. I see a lot of potential for you with this style. Lots to explore. Well done