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f20 @ 1/60 iso 100 + off camera diffused flash

 

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lovely photograph

 

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Bill Edwards said:

f20 @ 1/60 iso 100 + off camera diffused flashView attachment 3518

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Great shoot, I love the sharpnes , lighting, and the creative background, art form nature.. , that's fine!, standing out form the anothers bee photos..!!

 

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Really good picture! Sharp, perfect light with all needed details! Well done @Bill Edwards!

 

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Helix_2648 said:

Really good picture! Sharp, perfect light with all needed details! Well done @Bill Edwards!

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Many thanks for the feedback. I have been experimenting with different diffusion materials for the flash and I think it`s about right now.

 

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Great shot @Bill Edwards , maybe If you didn’t cropped the photo, could look a bit better

 

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Jack said:

Great shot @Bill Edwards , maybe If you didn’t cropped the photo, could look a bit better

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Jack what is this obsession with not cropping?

 

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Jack Here is a sample of before and after image, which do you prefer?

 

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Bill Edwards said:

Jack Here is a sample of before and after image, which do you prefer?

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why are the blacks in the post crop picture of a lighter shade?

 

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Shan said:

why are the blacks in the post crop picture of a lighter shade?

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Because apart from cropping, I made other adjusments. I regard the camera image as the starting point and usually do some post work to get the image to my liking. For me it is the final image that is important.

 

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