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05/07/2007 10:46:52 AM |
Greetings from the Critique Club
It's always nice to see floral subjects in a triptych. They lend themselves to some unusual combinations.
Your triptych has two warm toned images and one cool one. I wonder if it would have been more harmonious to have all the flowers the same tone, either warm or cool. Then, the image on the left and in the middle have green backgrounds, while the pansy has a rather busy floral with some sort of structure in the background. You might consider replacing that with a image with a simpler background for a more pleasing effect.
Finally, yes, if your camera will support it, a shallower depth of field would work wonders to make those blossoms 'pop' because it would blur the background and take away the distractions.
I see this is only your third Challenge. Welcome to DPC, and I shall look forward to seeing more of your work. |
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05/01/2007 08:37:36 PM |
Nice colours but a little too busy to look at - More use of a shallow depth of field would have helped. |
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05/01/2007 02:07:33 PM |
pretty flowers, a flash or something may have made the colors pop more |
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04/30/2007 08:06:56 PM |
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04/30/2007 08:00:28 PM |
Lovely shapes and colors. |
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04/30/2007 06:17:58 PM |
Each of the photo's have very busy backgrounds and this image probably would have worked better for me if you used a large aperature and blurred out everything but the actual flowers. |
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