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Mating butterfliesHi, how could I have shot this better ?
Deb T DebT
"so many dreams - so little time "
Re: Mating butterfliesHow do you mean Deb?
It has good depth and the subjects are crisp. Regards Colin
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Re: Mating butterfliesIt all really works already, there isnt much that I can recommend I cant do any better. Great shot!!
I do admit it is missing something though, I just cant pin point it. Cameron
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Re: Mating butterfliesA bit of eye contact may be what it's missing - I'd be interested to see the look on their faces!!
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Re: Mating butterfliesHard to improve. Perhaps directional light for the subject and slightly underexposed background?
Re: Mating butterfliesDeb it is a superb image.
The only nit I have is the background is a bit busy. Going with a larger aperture may have helped, assuming you can keep the butterflies sharp.
Re: Mating butterfliesThanks for the encouraging comments all ,
RE Appeture shot at 2.8 70-200L and lense won't go larger but agree with comment about background so will PS and blur the background, perhaps saturate the colour a tad also RE light this was natural light on overcast day so will try again Going back tomorrow with macro lense and ring light - doubt the same pair will still be at it unless viagra enhanced , but hopefull it's the season so will see others. Thanks again DebT DebT
"so many dreams - so little time "
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And this is about the best natural light you can get. Full Sun is too harsh, but an overcast sky gives a nice soft light.
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hung a "do not disturb" sign geez...get a room would yas... I reckon its pretty damn fine as it is! gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
Re: Mating butterfliesMaybe a little contrast curve and vignette can bring it up slightly more.
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